World Bank Treasury Summer Internship Program

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Details checked on 30 October 2026. Dates and amounts change every year. Always confirm on the official page.

Who can apply

Enrolled in the second-to-last year of a four-year bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in finance, business, economics or a related field, in good academic standing and available full-time for the whole internship. Non-US citizens are eligible. A one-page cover letter and a one-page resume are required.

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About this opportunity

The World Bank Treasury hires undergraduate students for a paid ten-week summer internship in Washington, D.C. Applications open each September, and non-US citizens can apply because the Bank sponsors work visas.

How to apply, step by step

1. Check that you are eligible. Enrolled in the second-to-last year of a four-year bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in finance, business, economics or a related field, in good academic standing and available full-time for the whole internship. Non-US citizens are eligible. A one-page cover letter and a one-page resume are required.
2. Note the deadline. Sep – Oct (annual; the application link goes live by September and results follow later - the round for the next summer is already closed, so watch for the next link) Confirm the exact date on the official page.
3. Prepare your documents. CV; Cover letter or motivation statement; Proof of current enrolment or recent graduation; Academic transcript; Passport or national ID copy; English-language test result or other language proof (if required); Anything else listed on the official page (this list is a typical checklist - always confirm there).
4. Apply on the official page. Open the official application page and submit your application before the deadline.

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Tips from our advisors

1. Tailor your CV to the role: lead with the skills and projects the posting asks for.
2. Write a short, specific motivation statement. Name the team or project you want to join and why.
3. Beyond grades, show leadership and community impact with concrete numbers and outcomes.
4. Ask your referees at least 4 weeks ahead and give them your CV, your draft SOP and the deadline.
5. Submit at least 48 hours before the deadline. Portals slow down on the last day.
6. Have your SOP and CV reviewed by someone who has seen successful applications before you submit.

Quick answers

Who can apply for World Bank Treasury Summer Internship Program?

Enrolled in the second-to-last year of a four-year bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in finance, business, economics or a related field, in good academic standing and available full-time for the whole internship. Non-US citizens are eligible. A one-page cover letter and a one-page resume are required.

What does World Bank Treasury Summer Internship Program cover?

A paid 10-week full-time summer internship (about 400 hours) in Washington, D.C.; the page lists hourly rates of roughly US$21 to US$28, and the World Bank sponsors visas where required

When is the deadline for World Bank Treasury Summer Internship Program?

Sep – Oct (annual; the application link goes live by September and results follow later - the round for the next summer is already closed, so watch for the next link) Dates change every year, so confirm on the official page.

Where can I study or work with World Bank Treasury Summer Internship Program?

Host countries: United States.

What documents do I need for World Bank Treasury Summer Internship Program?

CV; Cover letter or motivation statement; Proof of current enrolment or recent graduation; Academic transcript; Passport or national ID copy; English-language test result or other language proof (if required); Anything else listed on the official page (this list is a typical checklist - always confirm there).

How much work is the World Bank Treasury Summer Internship Program application?

Medium: Online application + one-page cover letter + one-page resume (optional personal statement)