Applications are open for the UNDP Seoul Policy Centre Administration Internship 2026 in Seoul, South Korea.
This opportunity is best for students and recent graduates who want practical experience inside the United Nations system, especially in administration, operations, office coordination, events, logistics, procurement support, communication flow, and programme support.
The internship is connected to the UNDP Seoul Policy Centre, which works on international development cooperation, SDG partnerships, South-South and triangular cooperation, governance, gender, green recovery, and private sector engagement.
This is a strong opportunity, but applicants must understand one important point: this is not fully funded. UNDP internships may provide a monthly stipend, but applicants are generally responsible for visa, travel, accommodation, insurance, and other living expenses. UNDP’s official FAQ confirms that interns may receive a stipend depending on the country of assignment, but costs such as visa, travel, accommodation, and insurance remain the intern’s responsibility.
Benefits
Important: UNDP states that internships are not a guarantee of employment, and internships do not currently count toward the minimum years of relevant work experience required for UNDP jobs.
Who Can Apply?
According to UNDP’s internship FAQ, applicants generally need to meet one of these conditions:
UNDP states that previous work experience is not required for internships.
Preferred Background
This internship is especially relevant for applicants with interest or background in:
Application Documents
UNDP says its application process includes contact information, eligibility questions, education and work history, supporting documents, licences/certificates, languages, and skills.
How to Apply
