Careers at UNODC · United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
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The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime supports Member States on crime prevention, criminal justice, drug policy, anti-corruption, trafficking, terrorism prevention, and related rule-of-law challenges.
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Intern - Programme Support
Research and Analysis Assistant (AML/CFT)
Especialista en Recursos Humanos
Associate Coordination Officer
Graphic Designer
Especialista en Crimen Organizado y Justicia Penal
Monitoring and Reporting Support - Data Analysis and Consolidation
Individual Contractor, Project Support
International Consultant – Maritime and Riverine Navigation Trainer
Environmental Inspection Specialist
Programme Officer (Alternative Development)
Drug Control and Crime Prevention Intern
Programme Coordinator
National Consultant to Conduct Training Needs Assessment for Criminal Justice Institutions to Strengthen Case Management Systems
Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Officer (Anti-Corruption)
Project Support Officer
Especialista en Investigación de Lavado de Activos/Financiamiento al Terrorismo
Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Intern
Procurement Assistant
Oficial de Proyecto – Prevención del Lavado de Activos
Programme Support Associate: Health and Development
Procurement Assistant
Programme Management Officer
International Consultant on Minerals Crime and Security of Minerals Supply Chains
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UNODC careers include legal and policy work, program management, criminal-justice reform, border and organized-crime work, research, data, communications, partnerships, and operations. Strong applications name the justice, law-enforcement, health, or institutional system involved and the safeguards around sensitive work.
UNODC is headquartered in Vienna with field and regional operations. The vacancy determines the employment route, duty station, security context, and eligibility.
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What does UNODC work on?+
Its work includes crime prevention and criminal justice, corruption, drugs, trafficking, terrorism prevention, cybercrime, border management, and related rule-of-law issues.
Are all UNODC roles law-enforcement jobs?+
No. UNODC also needs program, legal, research, data, communications, partnership, and operational professionals.
How should sensitive experience be presented?+
Use accurate, non-sensitive evidence: the institutional context, safeguard, analysis or program action, and result. Do not expose protected case, client, or operational information.
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