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United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR)UNIDIR Graduate Professional Program 2027 - Paid Internship in Geneva or Remote
Fully FundedGeneva, Switzerlandmasters· USD 1,500/month (in-person); USD 750/month (remote).
Project Overview
6-month paid professional opportunity at UNIDIR for graduate students and recent postgraduates. Hands-on experience in international security, AI, cybersecurity, and disarmament. In-person (Geneva) or remote. Deadline: 16 Sept 2026.
Programme Overview
The UNIDIR Graduate Professional Program (GPP) 2027 is a 6-month paid professional opportunity hosted by the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR). It allows graduate students and recent postgraduates to gain hands-on experience in international security, AI, cybersecurity, policy, and disarmament issues, either in-person in Geneva, Switzerland, or remotely.
Program Structure & Focus Areas
Graduate Professionals are integrated into specialized project teams and research programs. Key thematic areas include:
- Security & Technology: Artificial intelligence, autonomous weapons, space security, and cybersecurity policy.
- Integrated Approaches: Gender and disarmament, conventional arms control, and weapons management.
- WMD & Strategic Stability: Nuclear disarmament, chemical/biological non-proliferation.
- Institutional & Policy Support: Science, technology, and international law frameworks in international governance.
Financial Coverage
- Monthly financial support: USD 1,500/month for in-person (Geneva) candidates; USD 750/month for remote candidates.
The UNIDIR Graduate Professional Program (GPP) 2027 is a 6-month paid professional opportunity hosted by the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR). It allows graduate students and recent postgraduates to gain hands-on experience in international security, AI, cybersecurity, policy, and disarmament issues, either in-person in Geneva, Switzerland, or remotely.
Program Structure & Focus Areas
Graduate Professionals are integrated into specialized project teams and research programs. Key thematic areas include:
- Security & Technology: Artificial intelligence, autonomous weapons, space security, and cybersecurity policy.
- Integrated Approaches: Gender and disarmament, conventional arms control, and weapons management.
- WMD & Strategic Stability: Nuclear disarmament, chemical/biological non-proliferation.
- Institutional & Policy Support: Science, technology, and international law frameworks in international governance.
Financial Coverage
- Monthly financial support: USD 1,500/month for in-person (Geneva) candidates; USD 750/month for remote candidates.
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