Overview
Rolling internship opportunity with the Republic of the Marshall Islands Mission to the United Nations in New York, with fall full-time placements and limited part-time openings.
Complete internship details
The RMI Mission works with a small group of full-time interns during the active fall United Nations General Assembly period. Interns support policy analysis, UN meeting coverage, research, briefing and reporting. A limited number of part-time placements may be available to locally based students during the year. The Mission states that internships are unpaid and that it can help facilitate academic credit.
Eligibility requirements
Graduate students or recent graduates are preferred. Relevant backgrounds or interests include Pacific regional issues, sustainable development, environmental policy, international law, political affairs and related fields. The Mission also encourages Marshallese college students, recent graduates and young professionals to contact it about opportunities that may depend on funding.
Tips for this internship
Practical Job and Scholarship guidance. These tips do not replace official rules or create new eligibility requirements.
- Tailor the CV and application to the responsibilities and required skills stated on the official employer page.
- Use concrete evidence of relevant work, projects and measurable results rather than generic claims.
- Confirm location, work authorization, remote restrictions and sponsorship terms before applying.
- Apply through the original employer or official recruitment destination shown on this page.
Verification notes
Verified against the official RMI UN Mission internship page, which states that applications are accepted on a rolling basis and describes fall full-time and limited year-round part-time placements. The Mission's official contact page lists marshallislands@un.int. No stipend, fixed dates, visa support or housing support were inferred.
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Permanent Mission of the Republic of the Marshall Islands to the United Nations ↗