Archive · 20 Sep 2026
UNDP Opens Applications for 2026 Digital, AI Internship
The United Nations Development Programme is offering an online internship in 2026.
It will last for three months and be full-time.
Interns may work with digital tools, artificial intelligence, data and new ideas.
They might research topics, study data or help with projects.
They could also create training materials and support communication work.
Students and recent graduates can apply if they meet UNDP’s requirements.
Applicants must be fluent in English.
The internship may provide eligible interns with a monthly stipend.
Applications are open until September 30, 2026, and applicants should not pay anyone for help applying.
UNDP has opened applications for a three-month Digital, AI and Innovation Internship in 2026.
The full-time internship is home-based, with start dates depending on programme requirements.
Interns may support digital and AI research, data analysis, projects, training materials and policy work.
Students and recent graduates with relevant interests and fluent English may apply.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until September 30, 2026, through UNDP’s recruitment process and a required Airtable form.
- Who
- The United Nations Development Programme is seeking students and recent graduates who meet its internship requirements.
- What
- A full-time, three-month Digital, AI and Innovation Internship for 2026.
- When
- Applications are open on a rolling basis until September 30, 2026; the start date depends on programme needs.
- Where
- The internship is home-based.
- Why
- To support work involving digital technology, artificial intelligence, data, innovation, research and communications.
- Organisation
- United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
- Internship
- Digital, AI and Innovation Internship: Global Call for 2026
- Duration
- Three months
- Work arrangement
- Home-based and full-time
- Application deadline
- September 30, 2026
- Job identification
- 33001
- Compensation
- Eligible interns receive a monthly stipend under UNDP’s internship policy