FAO Internship Program 2026 in HQ Rome, Italy
Pubblicato il 01-08-2026 - Opportunities Radar in Italia
Today at Opportunities Radar, we are here with another exciting internship opportunity by a specialized UN agency that works to defeat hunger, achieve food security, and provide access to food to lead a healthy and active life. Applications are open for the FAO Internship Program 2026. The Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations has recently announced a call for the expression of Interest for an internship programme at its FAO HQ in Rome, Italy, and invites applications from talented and highly motivated students and recent graduates from across the world. The internship is designed for talented men and women who are motivated to share new ideas, perspectives, and their academic experience in FAO domains.
It’s a 3 to 11-month internship program in Rome, Italy , during which interns will gain hands‑on experience while working on FAO high‑impact projects under an assigned supervisor in an international environment. The programme aims to bridge your theoretical classroom knowledge with a practical work assignment in the FAO domains. This is your chance to gain skills, knowledge,
and networks, and to contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals. It’s a paid internship program.
It’s a paid internship, selected interns will receive a competetive stipend. FAO does not charge any fee at any stage of the application process. The application is online via the official FAO career portal. The last date for application submission is August 26, 2026. Read more details below
Details FAO Internship Programme, Rome, Italy Overview
FAO invities applications from applicants fulfilling the following criteria:
- Accepting applications from citizens of FAO member countries
- Students enrolled in undergraudate/graduate degree programs at educational institutions recognized by the World Higher Education Database
- Recent graduates can also apply
- Applicants’ age must be between 21 & 30 years old at the time of application
- Students must be pursuing their degrees in the a