over 11 years ago // UN system

Since its establishment in 1945, the United Nations has grown into a body of 193 member states. With so many to serve, its operation is understandably vast. Find out what job opportunities look like in some of its specialized agencies located around the world.

over 11 years ago // Career basics

Whether you have a background in engineering, law or administration, the United Nations may be a good fit. Here's a rundown of the organization's key occupational groups — and how to land the job.

over 11 years ago // UN system

The United Nations depends on 40 specialized agencies and programs to promote cooperation among its 193 states. UNAIDS, UNICEF and the World Food Program are hiring professionals, support staff, junior professionals, consultants and interns focusing on everything from health to education and food security.

over 11 years ago // Compensation

Salaries are standardized across all United Nations agencies worldwide. Pay differs depending on job category.

Job benefits

The United Nations offers lucrative benefits for its employees. These include educational grants, health insurance, rental subsidy, paid vacation leave and pension benefits.

Career Advice: Resume Gaps

It can take months for a recent graduate or a professional in transition to find work in development. So what's the best way to spend your time — and build your resume — while you look for the perfect position?

almost 12 years ago // Career Advice: Innovation

The increasing number of innovation positions in global development require candidates from a vast range of disciplines. But what does it take to secure the title of “innovator” beside one’s name? We asked several top development innovators.

almost 12 years ago // After graduation

If you’re looking for work in international development, you don't have to move to Washington, New York or a dusty village in Africa. Try looking for a job in one of these less obvious locations.

almost 12 years ago // Hiring trends

There’s more to international development than managing aid projects. Here are eight emerging areas of work you might not have thought of.

almost 12 years ago // Career advice: Soft skills

Soft skills are important in any career, but traits like flexibility and self-awareness are considered even more valuable in international development. Several career experts tell Devex why and offer advice on how to develop and portray these skills to employers.