The International Organization for Migration (IOM) Global Internship Program 2025 is now accepting applications! This prestigious program provides young professionals with the opportunity to contribute to international migration initiatives while enhancing their skills in a dynamic and multicultural environment.
Why Apply for the IOM Global Internship Program?
The IOM internship is an excellent opportunity for individuals passionate about global mobility, humanitarian aid, and international development. Whether you prefer working remotely or on-site, the program offers flexibility to accommodate candidates from diverse backgrounds and locations. Through this internship, participants will gain firsthand experience in migration management, policy development, research, and field operations.
Work Locations:
•Remote: Work from anywhere in the world and contribute to IOM’s global initiatives.
•On-Site: Intern at IOM headquarters, regional offices, or country locations worldwide.
Duration:
Internships typically last between 3 to 9 months, with multiple start dates available throughout 2025.
Financial Support:
While compensation varies based on the location and specific assignment, many internships offer stipends to support interns during their tenure.
Benefits
Hands-On Experience – Gain practical exposure to international migration policies, humanitarian assistance, and global mobility initiatives.
Work in a Multicultural Setting – Collaborate with professionals from various backgrounds and regions, enhancing your global perspective.
Expand Your Professional Network – Build connections with experienced IOM staff, international organizations, and policy experts.
Remote Work Flexibility – You can participate in impactful projects without relocating if selected for a virtual role.
Who Should Apply?
IOM is looking for proactive, passionate, and globally minded individuals who are eager to learn and contribute to international migration initiatives. Ideal candidates are:
Recent graduates or students pursuing degrees in international relations, political science, social sciences, migration studies, or related fields.
Interested in migration management, humanitarian aid, or global policy development.
Open to working in diverse cultural environments and collaborating with international teams.
Ready to commit to an internship that can last from three to nine months.
Hands-On Experience – Gain practical exposure to international migration policies, humanitarian assistance, and global mobility initiatives.
Recent graduates or students pursuing degrees in international relations, political science, social sciences, migration studies, or related fields.
