World Vision International offers dynamic internship opportunities designed for students and recent graduates in the United States who are seeking meaningful, career-building experience in international humanitarian, development, and advocacy work. The Summer 2026 cohort presents a three-month opportunity to gain practical exposure within one of the world’s largest child-focused humanitarian organizations. Applications Open: Late February 2026 Cohort Dates: June 1 – August 28, 2026 Duration: 13 weeks Format: Fully virtual and remote Stipend: Monthly financial support provided Why Intern with World Vision International? The internship program is structured to provide professional development, practical experience, and meaningful contribution to global impact initiatives. Learn Engage in challenging and purpose-driven assignments Develop technical and functional skills Gain hands-on experience in humanitarian and development operations Grow Participate in weekly cohort sessions Access networking workshops Receive career coaching and professional development support Connect Build professional relationships Collaborate with global teams Expand networks within the international development sector Possible Internship Departments Interns may be placed in a variety of functional and programmatic areas, including: Accounting, Finance, and Treasury Global Supply Chain Management Christian Education and Spiritual Formation Child Development and Rights Communications and Marketing Governance and Board Development Grants Acquisition and Management Humanitarian and Emergency Affairs Humanitarian Resource and Information Systems Program Design, Monitoring, and Evaluation Global Health, Food Security, and WASH Social Media and Graphic Design These departments provide cross-sector exposure to international relief, advocacy, and development programming. Location and Eligibility Internships are fully remote and available to eligible participants located in U.S. states where World Vision International is registered as an employer, including: Arizona California Colorado Connecticut District of Columbia Florida Georgia Illinois Maryland Minnesota Missouri New Jersey New York North Carolina Oregon Pennsylvania Tennessee Texas Virginia Washington Applicants must meet the following criteria: At least 18 years old Eligible to work in the United States (U.S. citizen/resident or F1-student visa) Current undergraduate or graduate student, or recent graduate (within two years) Able to commit to a minimum of 24 hours per week Willing to use personal electronic devices with endpoint security software installed Committed to adhering to World Vision International’s Christian Statement of Faith Time Commitment and Structure Length: 13 weeks Schedule: Flexible, coordinated with supervisor and team Work Environment: Fully virtual Compensation: Monthly stipend to offset internship-related expenses Interns manage their weekly schedules in alignment with departmental requirements, enabling a balance between professional and academic commitments where applicable. Additional Global Internship Opportunities Beyond U.S.-based roles, internship opportunities may also be available through other offices within the World Vision Partnership worldwide. Interested candidates are encouraged to contact regional offices directly via the “Where We Work” section of the organization’s website. Talent Pool Option Students interested in future opportunities may join the Internship Talent Pool. This allows World Vision International to retain applicant information and proactively connect with candidates whose skills align with upcoming roles. Fraud Alert World Vision International does not charge any fees at any stage of the recruitment process. The organization will never solicit money for: Short-listing Interviews Background checks Medical examinations All official communication will come from email addresses ending in wvi.org. Suspicious activity can be reported to internships@wvi.org. Program Impact World Vision International internships are designed to: Equip emerging professionals with global development experience Strengthen leadership capacity among young professionals Foster commitment to humanitarian service Provide structured mentorship and exposure to international operations The Summer 2026 internship program represents a strategic opportunity for aspiring humanitarian and development professionals to gain firsthand experience within a mission-driven global organization. VISIT OFFICIAL WEBSITE TO APPLY For more opportunities such as these please follow us on Facebook, Instagram , WhatsApp, Twitter, LinkedIn and Telegram Disclaimer: Global South Opportunities (GSO) is not the organization offering the remote internships. For any inquiries, please contact the official organization directly. Please do not send your applications to GSO, as we are unable to process them. 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