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WHO Internship 2026 in Germany | Paid Internship in Berlin

Offered by World Health Organization

Closes in 27 days — 31 Aug 2026

Paid, with a stipend internship from World Health Organization in Germany. Check the deadline and eligibility on the official page before applying.

A internship offered by World Health Organization in Germany.

This one pays a stipend. The amount is set by the organiser and is stated on their page. This is aimed at applicants at Master's level.

Before you apply

Open the official page and confirm three things: that the deadline still stands, that you meet the eligibility criteria as they are written there, and what documents you will need. Applications fail more often on a missing document than on a weak candidate.

Every detail here is checked against the organisation's own page, and that page is the authority: deadlines move, eligibility is rewritten, and programmes are withdrawn without announcement. Confirm before you apply.

How to apply

Every WHO internship is advertised as an individual vacancy notice on the WHO careers site and applied for through Stellis, WHO's own recruitment system. There is no general application form and no way to apply outside Stellis — an approach directly to a department will not be considered.

Create a Stellis profile once, then apply to each internship vacancy that fits. Positions appear across headquarters, regional offices and country offices, so filter by location as well as by subject.

What you will need

  • Stellis profile
  • CV
  • Proof of enrolment or recent graduation
  • Motivation statement

Eligibility notes

Open to all nationalities. Applicants must be at least 20 years old on the date of application, and either enrolled in a degree or graduated within the previous 18 months, with at least three years of full-time university study completed before the internship starts.

Details can change without notice. Confirm everything on the organisation's own page before you apply — see our disclaimer. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.