For graduates and students in the final stages of financial studies at a recognised university with a very good academic record and less than three years of professional experience; English or French is required. The intern in the Finance Section of the Court's Registry scans and uploads invoices to the e-Invoice Management System, matches them to cost centres in SAP, helps process payment vouchers for the fees of consultants and legal teams and assists with reconciliations; the placement is in person and full-time in The Hague for 3 to 6 months. Most internships at the Court are not paid and expenses are not reimbursed; a motivation letter (up to 400 words), two reference letters (one academic), degree and transcript scans and a short essay of up to 750 words are required; applications are accepted until 31 December 2026 on the Court's career portal.
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For graduates and students in the final stages of study at a recognised university with a very good academic record and less than three years of professional experience; a bachelor's degree in an IT-related field (preferably computer science), preferably Windows experience, and English or French are required. The intern in the Information Management Services Section of the Court's Registry helps with first-line IT support, including courtroom and meeting support, handles service requests and incidents, installs and troubleshoots software and delivers end-user equipment and keeps the asset inventory; the placement is in person and full-time in The Hague for 3 to 6 months. Most internships at the Court are not paid and expenses are not reimbursed; a motivation letter (up to 400 words), two reference letters (one academic), degree and transcript scans and a short essay of up to 750 words are required; applications are accepted until 31 December 2026 on the Court's career portal.
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For graduates and students in the final stages of study at a recognised university with a very good academic record and less than three years of professional experience; English or French is required, and knowledge of Arabic, Chinese, Russian or Spanish is an asset. The intern in the Public Information and Outreach Section of the Court's Registry monitors media and social media, compiles the daily press review, helps with the website, infographics and photography projects, assists journalists at public hearings and escorts visitors; the placement is in person and full-time in The Hague for 3 to 6 months. Most internships at the Court are not paid and expenses are not reimbursed; a motivation letter (up to 400 words), two reference letters (one academic), degree and transcript scans and a short essay of up to 750 words are required; applications are accepted until 31 December 2026 on the Court's career portal.
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For graduates and students in the final stages of study at a recognised university with a very good academic record and less than three years of professional experience; a law degree or legal qualification, knowledge of criminal law, public international law, international humanitarian law or human rights, and English or French are required. The intern in the Chambers of the International Criminal Court conducts legal research, summarises evidence, submissions and decisions and prepares legal memoranda and notes on proceedings; the placement is in person and full-time in The Hague for 3 to 6 months. Most internships at the Court are not paid and expenses are not reimbursed; a motivation letter (up to 400 words), two reference letters (one academic), degree and transcript scans and a short essay of up to 750 words are required; applications are accepted until 31 December 2026 on the Court's career portal.
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