WHO internships: vacancies are posted through the year

WHO internships last from six to twenty-four weeks, full time. You must be at least twenty, and either enrolled in a university course leading to a formal qualification or applying within eighteen months of completing one. You need three years of full-time university study behind you before you start, and to be fluent in a working language of the office you apply to. WHO says that since January 2020 it gives a living allowance to selected interns who need financial support. There is no single closing date. Internship vacancies are posted through the year on the WHO Careers site, each with its own requirements and its own deadline, and every application goes through that site. Check it regularly.