Applications are open for the UNICEF Internship in Rome 2026. UNICEF is accepting applications for an Emergency Preparedness Platform (EPP 3.0) Implementation internship for the Office of Emergency Programmes (EMPOS) in Rome, Italy, and invites motivated students and recent graduates to gain real-world experience in the world’s leading humanitarian organization. An ideal opportunity for students and recent graduates interested in quality assurance, software testing, data validation, digital systems, and emergency preparedness. There are no country restrictions; the position welcomes applications from all qualified candidates regardless of nationality or background. No application fee is required. Check more details below.
UNICEF Internship in Rome 2026, Overview
- Hosted by: UNICEF
- Location: Rome, Italy
- Department: Office of Emergency Programmes (EMOPS)
- Internship Type: In-person – Full-time
- Application Deadline: August 3rd, 2026
Who can Apply?
- Welcoming applications from all nationalities.
- Currently enrolled in undergraudate or graduate degree program or
- Have recently completed the above degrees within the past two years.
- Have 6 months to 1 year of work experience in software testing, QA, or data validation.
- Previous internship and academic project experience would count.
- Demonstrate excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Clear communication skills to report issues.
- Able to work independently and manage time effectively.
- Profiency in the English language.
Ideal for:
The position is ideal for recent graduates and students studying computer science, information technology, software engineering, or related fields to apply their skills to humanitarian work.
What is Desirable?
- Familiarity with data workflows and integrated systems.
- Experience with issue tracking tools such as Azure DevOps.
- Knowledge of any other UN offical language other than English.
- Experience in the development and humanitarian area.
Intern Role
The key responsibilities of interns include:
- Testing of EPP 3.0’s new and exciting features.
- Data validation and identifying inconsistencies.
- Support the improvement of the platform.
- Assist with training, webinars, and knowledge sharing activities.
- Contribute to the department’s work.
- Provide user support.
- Track bugs and technical issues within the platform.
Why Apply for a UNICEF Rome Internship?
It’s more than a traditional office internship; it allows students and recent graduates to develop skills in software testing, data validation, quality assurance, user support, and digital systems. The role also provides exposure to collaboration between platform development and the humanitarian team, offering an excellent opportunity to understand how technology can support emergency planning.
Application Deadline:
UNICEF advertised the position on July 25th, 2026, and set the application closing date of August 3, 2026, at 11:55 PM Western European Summer Time.
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How to Apply for the Rome UNICEF Internship?
The application process is online through the UNICEF official career portal. Visit the official link below to apply.
APPLY FOR UNICEF INTERNSHIP IN ROME, ITALY 2026
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