UNESCO's Communication and Information Sector is accepting applications for its 2026 internship talent pool. Potential assignments may be at headquarters, field offices or institutes.
Possible areas of work
- Media development
- Freedom of expression and safety of journalists
- Media and information literacy
- Access to information
- Digital transformation and documentary heritage
Key conditions
- Duration: 1–6 months
- Deadline: 31 December 2026
- Minimum age: 20
- Academic eligibility: Students in the third or final year of a bachelor's degree, students in a master's or PhD programme, or eligible graduates within 12 months of graduation
- Language: Excellent command of English or French
- Funding: The internship is unpaid. Interns must arrange and finance their own travel, visa and insurance
- Talent pool: Submitting an application does not guarantee an internship placement
Requirements vary by assignment. Read the official vacancy page for the full eligibility rules, exclusions, competencies and application process.
Disclaimer: Media Hole is not affiliated with UNESCO, the United Nations or any organisation mentioned in this post. This opportunity is shared for information purposes only. Applicants must verify eligibility, deadlines and application instructions through the official source before applying.
How to apply
Apply through UNESCO's official careers portal before 31 December 2026. Complete the online profile and provide the requested motivation, qualifications and supporting information. Confirm that you meet the education, age and language criteria. This is an unpaid talent-pool application; placement is not guaranteed, and candidates are responsible for travel, visa and insurance costs.