Jobs at international organisations
2,940 current vacancies at 133 international organisations and European institutions in 162 countries, updated 6 Nov 2026. Browse by organisation, country, field or level, or use the full search on the home page.
Organisations
Countries
- Switzerland 188
- United States 178
- Netherlands 157
- Luxembourg 132
- Belgium 129
- Germany 123
- France 113
- Italy 104
- Kenya 78
- India 50
- Austria 44
- Thailand 38
- United Kingdom 37
- Ethiopia 36
- Mexico 36
Fields
- Project management 657
- Administrative assistance / support 633
- Management 443
- Internship / young professionals 349
- Other 197
- Finance 192
- Communication / journalism 187
- Administration and finance 170
- Environment / climate / water 158
- Science and research 156
- IT – other 141
- Human resources 125
- Engineering 124
- Humanitarian affairs 123
- Political affairs / policy 113
Levels
Questions and answers
What is MultiLateralJobs?
A free overview of current vacancies at international organisations and European institutions: the UN system, EU institutions and agencies, NATO, the OSCE, the World Bank Group and other development banks, research organisations such as CERN and ESA, and more. It collects the vacancies from the organisations' own career sites every morning.
Can I apply through MultiLateralJobs?
No. Every listing links to the official vacancy announcement. You always apply directly with the organisation, and only the announcement there is authoritative.
Does it cost anything or need an account?
No. The site is free, needs no sign-up and sets no cookies. Saved jobs are stored only in your own browser.
How up to date are the vacancies?
All sources are checked every morning. Vacancies past their deadline are removed automatically.
Are there internships and junior positions?
Yes. The level „Entry level / internships“ covers internships, traineeships, junior professional and young professional posts.
Are there consultancies and home-based jobs?
Yes. Consultancies are marked as such, and home-based positions have their own list.