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The United Nations Junior Fellows Internship in Tokyo offers a unique opportunity for Pakistani and international graduates to gain hands-on experience in international research and global policy.
The paid internship program, hosted by the United Nations University (UNU), is currently accepting applications for 2025. This program provides a chance for students, graduate students, and young professionals to contribute to the United Nations’ work while gaining valuable exposure to global development issues, policy research, and the operations of a leading international academic institution.
The internship lasts for 24 weeks and is based at UNU’s headquarters in Shibuya, Tokyo. Selected candidates will receive a monthly stipend to cover living expenses, transportation to and from the office, and free access to office facilities like the library, gym, and pool. In addition, interns are entitled to 1.5 days of leave per month. The deadline to apply is November 6, 2024, and applications can be submitted online through the provided link.
The UNU Junior Fellows Internship provides participants with a distinct perspective on global policy and research, focusing on impactful projects related to sustainable development, climate change, and human rights. The program is open to those currently studying or recently graduated with a Master’s degree, under 32 years of age, and with no more than 5 years of professional experience.
Fluency in English, strong research, writing, and analytical skills, and the ability to work with diverse teams are essential for applicants. Additionally, proficiency in MS Office, Excel, and other ICT tools is required. To apply, candidates need to submit an application form, CV, cover letter, funding form, and letters of recommendation. All necessary documents should be uploaded through the provided link.
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