Graduate Internship Programme 2016 at Food and Agriculture Organization of The United Nations (FAO)

If so, consider applying for an internship at FAO. The Organization offers several options within its Headquarters and its decentralized offices worldwide to provide hands-on opportunities for students or young graduates to learn more about what FAO does.

• No more than 30 years of age;
• Be recent graduates or students in a recognised
  university or graduate school programme and have completed at the very least two years of undergraduate studies in a field relevant to the work of FAO, or be participants in a governmental or academic programme sponsoring assignments of recent graduates or students;
• A working knowledge of English, French or Spanish is required. Knowledge of one of the other two, or Arabic, Chinese or Russian, is an asset;
• Must not bear any of the following relationships to staff members of the Organization: son, daughter, brother, or sister.

Remuneration
Interns receive a monthly stipend from FAO up to the amount of US$700. In some cases, the terms of sponsored internships may vary depending upon the agreement between FAO and the institution sponsoring the intern. 

• Duration: for individual applicants, the assignment usually ranges from three months to a maximum period of six months;
• Interns who are sponsored, the maximum duration of the internship is defined by the agreement between FAO and the sponsoring institution;
• Applicants should apply to the Internship Programme only if they meet the  minimum criteria.

How to Apply