Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Intern (Anti-Corruption)

The intern will support UNODC's Corruption and Financial Crime Branch with legal research, document review, correspondence, project activities and analysis related to anti-corruption, trafficking in persons and financial crime workstreams.

Department: Corruption and Financial Crime Branch

• Conduct legal research into states' implementation of the UN Convention against Corruption
• Conduct thematic research on the Convention and other relevant legal frameworks
• Review legal documents, papers and materials to identify issues, similarities and inconsistencies
• Draft correspondence to States Parties as required
• Support implementation of project activities, workshops, awareness-raising events and intergovernmental work
• Assist financial crime and anti-corruption workstreams depending on interests and qualifications

• Applicants must be enrolled in or have recently completed a graduate school programme, or be enrolled in or have completed the final academic year of a first university degree programme
• Official written proof from the university supporting eligibility must be attached to the Inspira application
• Field of study must be closely related to the internship
• Fluency in English

• Internship is unpaid and full-time
• Interns work five days per week, 40 hours, under supervision in the assigned branch
• Expected duration: three to six months
• Application must include a motivation statement, candidate profile and proof of enrolment or graduation
• Interns are responsible for travel, visas, accommodation and living expenses