International Internship Programme For Students (IIPS)
Current UN Office Partners
Invaluable experience in the United Nations (UN) system
What Makes a Global Citizen to You?
UNA-Canada accepts and reviews submissions from young Canadians for this new Prize. We are looking to recognize thoughtful, innovative and creative submissions as you seek to understand and engage on shared global issues. Initiatives can cover the spectrum of creative methods. Tell or show us your answer. The only rules?
Programme Description
The International Internship Programme for Students (IIPS) is an avenue for qualified and motivated university students to gain valuable work experience with UN agencies around the world.
These internship opportunities are professional journeys lasting from 4 to 12 months with a UN office as a Junior Professional Consultant (JPC).
UNA-Canada negotiates meaningful, SDG-focused positions with United Nations agencies, providing applicants with valuable, demanding, and meaningful work experience in a field relevant to their studies and/or career aspirations. JPCs are recruited, trained, and supported throughout their internships.
Programme Eligibility
- Active student status from current university partners
- Canadians citizens, Permanent residents and International Students
John Wojcik
John Wojcik is a Senior Threat Researcher specializing in DNS threat intelligence and cybercrime in East and Southeast Asia at Infoblox. He works with governments and enterprises to strengthen cybersecurity resilience against evolving threats.
Previously, he was a Senior Analyst at UNODC in Bangkok, leading work on cyber-enabled fraud, money laundering, and virtual assets.
At Infoblox, he focuses on DNS intelligence and Protective DNS programs to help detect, prevent, and defend against cyber threats, while promoting DNS as a key foundation for modern security frameworks.
