OECD Paid Internship Programme

Overview

The OECD Internship Programme offers motivated and curious students from around the world the opportunity to gain practical experience at one of the world’s leading international policy institutions. Interns work alongside OECD experts and professionals, contributing to the Organisation’s mission to build better policies for better lives.

Internships are offered year-round across a wide range of disciplines, and can be completed in-person, hybrid, or fully remotely, depending on the needs of the directorate.

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Who Can Apply?

We welcome applications from students who are:

• Enrolled in a fully accredited degree programme (Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD) for the entire duration of the internship

• From diverse academic and cultural backgrounds

• Fluent in English or French (knowledge of both is a plus)

• Skilled in communication, research, and teamwork

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Your Role as an OECD Intern

Intern responsibilities vary by team, but may include:

• Preparing reports, studies, policy briefs, and working papers

• Conducting literature reviews and data analysis

• Supporting the development of publications and technical annexes

• Participating in team meetings, seminars, and workshops

• Liaising with stakeholders such as national governments, researchers, and international organisations

• Assisting in event organisation, communications, planning, and evaluation

Whether you are working in climate policy, AI ethics, international education, public governance, or regulatory reform, your work will help shape impactful, evidence-based policy across OECD member countries.

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Internship Details

• Location: OECD headquarters in Paris or remote

• Format: In-person, hybrid, or remote (depending on team needs)

• Duration: Flexible; typically 1–6 months

• Remuneration: Monthly stipend provided

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Apply Anytime

Applications for OECD internships are accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year.
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Why Join the OECD?

• Work in an international, multicultural environment

• Learn from leading experts and policy-makers

• Enhance your research, analysis, and communication skills

• Contribute to meaningful, high-impact policy work

• Build global networks that support your professional growth

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Contact

For more information, visit the OECD Internship Portal

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