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UNA-Canada’s International Development & Diplomacy Internship Programme’s (IDDIP) call for applications is now open! Successful Junior Professional Consultants (JPCs), take on challenging tasks, make significant contributions to their host Agencies, and
expand their professional and personal networks. These competitive, six-month internships provide successful applicants with a unique career launch, and an unforgettable experience. IDDIP accepts applications from various disciplines including international affairs (relations), political science, economics, history, gender studies, public policy, geography, environmental studies, anthropology, sociology, law, the sciences, engineering, linguistics, etc. Applicants should demonstrate that they have an active interest in the work of the United Nations and global citizenship. Visit our website: http://unac.org/unac-projects/international-internships/ for more information on eligibility requirements, application process, and available opportunities. For insights from our JPCs about their work in various international United Nations offices, check-out our blog site: http://unaciddip.blogspot.ca/ or take a look at their gallery on our Instagram . Also, be sure to follow us on Twitter and Facebook to keep on the updates!
“Thanks to the International Development and Diplomacy Internship Programme (IDDIP), I had the amazing opportunity to intern within the UNDP Rwanda Democratic Governance and Peace Consolidation Unit. During my internship, I acquired invaluable international work experience within the United Nations system. My work-integrated learning placement was demanding, allowing me to grow both professionally and at the personal level. My participation in this programme helped me to clearly define my career path and to have the unique opportunity of being hired as a consultant by UNDP Rwanda after my placement. At the personal level, my placement in Rwanda allowed me to greatly expand my knowledge of the country, its history, governance issues, its language and its amazing people. I will always be grateful to IDDIP for providing me the opportunity to participate in such a rewarding experience.”
– Sabrina, JPC to UNDP Rwanda (Kigali, Rwanda)