Your cart is currently empty!
Apply for IMF 2025 Fund Internship Program [USA, Washington DC]
,
Work for the IMF. Work for the World.
The IMF’s Legal Department is seeking applications to an internship assignment, part of the 2025 Fund Internship Program (FIP). The duration of the internship will be 10-12 weeks and will be undertaken between June and September 2025 (the precise period of the internship will be agreed between the department and the successful candidate).
Closing date: 15 January 2025
Location: USA, Washington DC
The selected candidate will work in one of the units of the Legal Department under the supervision and guidance of a senior member of the unit. Projects assigned (which differ from year to year) will be determined at a time closer to the start of the internship to ensure that they are directly aligned with the department’s work program and, to the extent possible, with the interests of the intern. Past internship research projects have covered a broad spectrum of legal issues as the examples below from previous year illustrate:
- Analysis of the impact of corruption on sovereign lending and on sovereign debt restructuring.
- Review the regulatory approaches taken by one or more financial centers to insider trading and the use of material non-public information.
- Research on international law issues related to monetary and financial law with relevance to the IMF’s mandate on surveillance and use of IMF resources.
- Research on Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) design options to facilitate analysis on the financial integrity and anti-money laundering and combating terrorism financing implications generated by different arrangements.
- Analysis of cross-border payments data and identification of outlier financial flows potentially related to money laundering, underlying crimes and terrorism financing.
Qualifications
To be eligible for the internship, candidates must:
- Be within one or two years of completing their L.L.M., J.D., or equivalent degree in law.
- Be in student status, i.e., must be returning to university after their internship.
- Should not exceed 32 years of age.
- Have an excellent command of English (both written and oral).
- Possess strong quantitative and computer skills.
Application Requirements:
To be considered, applicants must attach the following to their job applications:
- Fully completed application form.
- Responses to all questions.
- CV or Résumé, as an attachment.
- University transcript for current program of study; and
- Two academic reference letters.
After submitting your application, you will receive a system-generated acknowledgement. Only candidates who are identified for further consideration will be contacted.
Please note: if you are unable to attach 2 academic reference letters to your application at this time, this will not lead to disqualification. If you are long listed for further consideration, you will have a short timeframe in which to provide the references, at that time.
Department:LEGF1 Legal Department Financial Integrity Division 1
Work for the IMF. Work for the World.
The IMF’s Legal Department is seeking applications to an internship assignment, part of the 2025 Fund Internship Program (FIP). The duration of the internship will be 10-12 weeks and will be undertaken between June and September 2025 (the precise period of the internship will be agreed between the department and the successful candidate).
The selected candidate will work in one of the units of the Legal Department under the supervision and guidance of a senior member of the unit. Projects assigned (which differ from year to year) will be determined at a time closer to the start of the internship to ensure that they are directly aligned with the department’s work program and, to the extent possible, with the interests of the intern. Past internship research projects have covered a broad spectrum of legal issues as the examples below from previous year illustrate:
- Analysis of the impact of corruption on sovereign lending and on sovereign debt restructuring.
- Review the regulatory approaches taken by one or more financial centers to insider trading and the use of material non-public information.
- Research on international law issues related to monetary and financial law with relevance to the IMF’s mandate on surveillance and use of IMF resources.
- Research on Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) design options to facilitate analysis on the financial integrity and anti-money laundering and combating terrorism financing implications generated by different arrangements.
- Analysis of cross-border payments data and identification of outlier financial flows potentially related to money laundering, underlying crimes and terrorism financing.
Qualifications
To be eligible for the internship, candidates must:
- Be within one or two years of completing their L.L.M., J.D., or equivalent degree in law.
- Be in student status, i.e., must be returning to university after their internship.
- Should not exceed 32 years of age.
- Have an excellent command of English (both written and oral).
- Possess strong quantitative and computer skills.
Application Requirements:
To be considered, applicants must attach the following to their job applications:
- Fully completed application form.
- Responses to all questions.
- CV or Résumé, as an attachment.
- University transcript for current program of study; and
- Two academic reference letters.
After submitting your application, you will receive a system-generated acknowledgement. Only candidates who are identified for further consideration will be contacted.
Please note: if you are unable to attach 2 academic reference letters to your application at this time, this will not lead to disqualification. If you are long listed for further consideration, you will have a short timeframe in which to provide the references, at that time.
Department:LEGF1 Legal Department Financial Integrity Division
Visit the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Careers Page
Also Read
- UNICEF is Receuiting for a Home Based Senior Consultant (30 working days; with travel as needed) – Europe and Central Asia Regional Office (ECARO)
- x555 Open Vacancies at World Vision,for all Nationalities
- Apply for International Labour Organization (ILO) Internship Programme based in South Africa
- Home-Based Opportunities at UNHCR: Apply from Anywhere
- UNICEF is Recruiting for a Consultant (Remote/Work from home)
- Elevate Your Career from Anywhere: Join ICAO’s Remote Opportunities
- World of Opportunities: Join UNDP with x140 Exciting Entry-Level Positions
The post Apply for IMF 2025 Fund Internship Program [USA, Washington DC] appeared first on Scholarly Africa.
,
Work for the IMF. Work for the World. The IMF’s Legal Department is seeking applications to an internship assignment, part of the 2025 Fund Internship Program (FIP). The duration of the internship will be 10-12 weeks and will be undertaken between June and September 2025 (the precise period of the internship will be agreed between …
The post Apply for IMF 2025 Fund Internship Program [USA, Washington DC] appeared first on Scholarly Africa.
,ScholarlyAfrica.com is an online platform dedicated to connecting job seekers with international and global career opportunities, particularly focusing on roles within esteemed organizations such as the United Nations and various other international entities. The platform serves as a comprehensive resource for individuals aspiring to advance their careers in the global job market. In addition to job listings, ScholarlyAfrica.com offers valuable career tips, insights, and resources to help candidates enhance their applications, prepare for interviews, and navigate the complexities of international employment. By fostering a community of diverse professionals, the platform aims to empower users to seize opportunities and build impactful careers across borders.