WTO Internship Programme 2025 Announced: Paid Internship Opportunity for International Students

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The WTO Internship Programme 2025 is a paid international opportunity for postgraduate students interested in gaining practical experience in global trade and policy. Hosted by the World Trade Organization in Geneva, Switzerland, this internship provides a platform for students from WTO member countries or those engaged in accession negotiations to work in a professional, multicultural environment. Designed for young individuals aged between 21 and 30, the program is open to those who have completed their undergraduate studies and are currently enrolled in or have completed at least one year of a postgraduate degree in a relevant field.

This internship offers hands-on exposure in areas such as trade law, economics, human resources, statistics, IT and communications, language services, administration, and information management. Interns contribute to meaningful work that aligns with the WTO's mission of facilitating smooth and predictable international trade. Selected candidates will benefit from direct supervision by global experts and participate in projects that enhance their understanding of WTO policies, processes, and global trade dynamics.

As part of the benefits package, interns will receive a daily stipend of CHF 60 for a period of up to six months. While this is not a fully funded internship covering travel or accommodation, the financial support provided can help offset living costs in Geneva. In addition to financial assistance, interns will gain valuable international work experience, boost their professional skills, and enhance their career prospects in fields related to trade and policy.

Applications for the WTO Internship Programme 2025 are currently open, with a final deadline of December 31, 2025. However, since applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, early submission is strongly recommended. The process requires applicants to complete an online form via the official WTO portal, where they must select their preferred area of interest and provide supporting academic and identification documents. This competitive internship is a unique opportunity for students to engage with one of the world’s leading international organizations and play a role in shaping the future of global trade.


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