World Health Organization Internship Programme
Northwestern University’s WHO Internship Programme offers graduate students hands-on research experience in global health, public health, and policy through active participation in WHO projects.
Funder: Northwestern University
Due Dates: Rolling (varies by WHO office and posting)
Funding Amounts: Unpaid internship; no stipend or salary provided.
Summary: Graduate students gain hands-on global public health experience through internships with the World Health Organization.
Key Information: Applicants must be enrolled in a graduate program and meet strict eligibility criteria.
Description
The World Health Organization (WHO) Internship Programme, supported by Northwestern University, offers graduate students the opportunity to work on diverse projects that address global health challenges. Interns participate in the technical and administrative work of WHO, gaining practical experience in fields such as public health, medicine, social sciences, management, and administration. This unpaid program is designed to foster the next generation of public health leaders by providing direct exposure to WHO’s mission and operations.
