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DFM
Internships: Training Programmes in the Legal Aspects of
Debt, Financial Management & Negotiation
Internship Overview
Every year, UNITAR's Debt and Financial Management Training
Programme (DFM) admits about 2 to 3 interns from around
the world. These interns work with UNITAR full-time for
four to six months on an unpaid basis in the areas related
to our fields of interest. For example, interns assist in
preparing Workshops, Training Programmes, Evaluation Reports,
Publication Series, developing Training Methodologies, assisting
in curriculum and online course development and updating
Databases. Since the programme is growing, specific assignments
are available for each intern, allowing him/her to get practical
hands-on experience in our Institute. For those students
interested in developmental issues, internship experience
at UNITAR will indeed be valuable for future career openings
in international organizations/development assistance agencies
as well as a practical insight into areas relating to development
economics, finance, negotiations and specific developmental
issues in developing countries and economies in transition.
Requirements
for Eligibility
UNITAR seeks motivated individuals with:
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interest in working with developing countries and projects
related therein;
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Bachelors or Masters degree in law, economics, finance,
public policy, international relations, political science
or information systems;
- fluency
in spoken and written English or French;
- excellent
editorial skills in either English or French;
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good knowledge of computer softwares specifically word
processing (MS Word or Word Perfect) and database applications
(MS-Access); and
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knowledge of spreadsheet softwares (MS-Excel, optional).
Application
Procedure
Due to the continuous need for intern assistance in the
programme, UNITAR encourages applications all year round
and selects interns on a rolling basis.
If you are interested in working with UNITAR-DFM as an intern,
please prepare the following documents:
- A
cover letter [including a brief description of
your specific interest and motivation for undertaking
an internship with us; duration - minimum 4 months
- and proposed date of commencement];
- Your
Curriculum Vitae [including university references,
average grades at university, and your contact details
(telephone and email)];
- Copy
of a recent paper you have written [in English];
and
- Letters
of recommendation (optional).
Then,
send the above cited documents to:
Mr. Babar Kamal
Programme Co-ordinator
Debt and Financial Management
UNITAR
Palais des Nations
CH-1211 Geneva 10
Switzerland
Tel:+41 22 917 12 34
Fax:+41 22 917 80 47
Due to the volume of applications, we regret our inability
to notify the result to all applicants individually. Candidates
will be contacted only if they stand a fair chance of being
selected.
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USEFUL
INFORMATION ABOUT GENEVA
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Recent
UNITAR/DFM Interns
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Julien
Boucheron
(October 2006)
Student - Institut de Finance et Management (IFM) de Genève,
Switzerland
[read comments]
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Rajkumar
VAIKHARI
(September 2006)
Student - Nalsar University of Law in Hyderabad, India
[read comments]
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Annika
SANDSTRÖM
(May 2006)
Student - Swedish School of Economics and Business Administration
in Helsinki, Finland
[read comments]
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Evelyn
DAPAAH
(January 2006)
Student - International University in Geneva, Switzerland
[read comments]
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Andreas
M. SCHMALZ
(November 2005)
Student - Université de Genève - Geneva, Switzerland
[read comments]
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Miguel
GÓMEZ PEREIRA
(August 2005)
Student - Complutense University - Madrid, Spain
[read comments]
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Marie-Agnes
SARR
(July 2005)
Student - Institut Universitaire d'Etudes du Développement
(IUED) - Genève, Suisse
[read comments]
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Kerstin
Schueler
(May 2005)
Student - University of Freiburg, Germany
[read comments]
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Fatoumata
Touré
(January 2005)
Student - The George Washington University (GWU), Washington
DC, USA
[read comments]
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Fatoumata
Traore
(December 2004)
Student - Institut Universitaire d'Etudes du Développement
(IUED) - Genève, Suisse
[read comments]
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Bhavuk
Agarwal
(October 2004)
Student - Thames Valley University, UK
[read comments]
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Emmanuelle
Bennett
(August 2004)
Student - Université Pierre Mendes, Grenoble, France
[read comments]
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Sudeshna
Basu
(August 2004)
Student - Kent Law School - Brussels School of International
Studies
[read comments]
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Isolde
Bielek
(July 2004)
Student - Universität Augsburg, Germany
[read comments]
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Kirsten
Odynski
(Feb. 2004)
Student - University of Alberta, Canada
[read comments]
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Faisal
Yusuf
(Jan. 2004)
Student - London School of Economics, UK
[read comments]
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Anders
Jutell
(Nov. 2003)
Student - Stockholm University, Sweden
[read comments]
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Michael
Meier
(Nov. 2003)
Student - University of Fribourg, Switzerland
[read comments]
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Ariane
Bourjault
(Oct. 2003) Student, Ecole de traduction et d'interprétation,
Geneva
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Isabelle
Djeni
(August 2003) Student, University of Tours, France
[read comments] |
Kristina
Smith
(May 2003) Student, American University, Washington DC
The United States of America
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Lauren
Smith
(July 2002)
Student of Research and Statistics
Brigham Young University
The United States of America
[read comments] |
Valentine
Verhellen
(June 2002)
Secretarial/
Admin. Trainee
Annemasse, France
[read comments]
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Milou
van Rooyen
(Sept. 2001)
Student of Public Administration
Leiden University
The Netherlands
[read comments]
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