NewsOnline Nigeria reports that the International Monetary Fund Internship Program recruits for the FIP on a global basis with approximately 50 students from around the world joining us each year at IMF headquarters in Washington, D.C. These paid internships take place between June and October and run for 10 to 12 weeks.
For the Economic internship, you should have concentrated your studies on monetary and international economics, public finance, financial markets, economics, or a related field. In addition, you should possess strong analytical and quantitative skills and have an excellent command of written and oral English. If you are currently completing a PhD, you must be:
If you are currently completing a master’s degree, you must be:
If you are applying to the Legal Department Internship you must be
Deadline: Not Specified
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