Overview

The World Bank Internship Program 2025 offers students a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the field of global development. Open to undergraduate, master’s, and Ph.D. students, this prestigious program enables participants to work on real-world projects while contributing to the World Bank’s mission of reducing poverty and promoting sustainable growth. Based in Washington, D.C., with placements available worldwide, the program is an ideal stepping stone for a career in international development.

Who Can Apply?

1. Be of any nationality.
2. Hold a completed undergraduate degree.
3. Be enrolled in a full-time graduate program (Master’s or Ph.D.).
4. Have plans to return to full-time studies after the internship.
5. Be fluent in English (additional language skills are a plus).
6. Possess strong computing skills.

Application Procedure

1. Go to the World Bank Careers page and navigate to the Internship Program section.
2. Register on the application portal.
3. Fill in your personal details, academic background, and preferred internship areas.
4. Ensure all documents are accurate and meet the format requirements.
5. Review all details and submit before the deadline.

What Financial Support is Available?

Along with exceptional professional development opportunities, interns are compensated with an hourly wage. Additionally, the World Bank (WB) may provide a travel allowance of up to USD 3,000, subject to the manager's discretion. This allowance is limited to transportation costs, such as airfare, to and from the duty station city. Interns are expected to arrange and cover their own accommodation. While most internship positions are located in Washington, D.C., some opportunities are available at WB country offices, depending on business needs.

Other Details

You will be notified by the end of March 2025 if you will be invited for an interview. Selections will be made in April 2025 and the new group of interns start early May 2025. The internship period is from May to August.

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