The World Bank Treasury Summer Internship in Washington, DC, will take place from May 27 to August 4, 2025. Interns will work full-time in the Treasury’s three rotating teams: Asset Management & Advisory, Capital Markets & Investments, Treasury Operations, and Pension & Endowments. Over ten weeks, you will receive personalized onboarding, participate in weekly conversations, and complete a capstone project.
Interns will get a laptop from the World Bank in addition to pay ranging from $21.30 (net) to $26.00 (gross) per hour. If necessary, the World Bank will sponsor visas. Up to 16 interns will be chosen for the program, and they will all be paired with a coordinator and mentor. Use the application link located at the bottom of this page to submit your application; make sure it is finished before October 13th. Read the description in its entirety and abide by the World Bank Treasury Summer Internship application requirements for further details.
Teams & Activities:
This summer, up to 16 interns will join Treasury’s 16 teams, each with their own rotation plan to ensure a diverse experience. Treasury is divided into four primary departments: Asset Management & Advisory, Capital Markets & Investments, Treasury Operations, and Pension & Endowments, as well as the Treasury Risk, Compliance, and Controls team. Interns will be assigned a mentor and coordinator for each rotation to provide advice. They will work on certain projects or tasks as assigned by their team. We welcome you to discover more about our organization and its departments.
Internship Calendar
- Onboarding Week: May 27 – 30, 2025
- Rotation 1: June 2 – June 20, 2025
- Rotation 2: June 23 – July 11, 2025
- Rotation 3: July 14 – August 1, 2025
- Capstone Presentation: August 4, 2025
- Observed Holidays: June 19, July 4, 2025
Summary
- Funding Type: Paid Internship ($21.30 – $26.00 per hour)
- Host Organisation: World Bank
- Target Group: College students in their second-to-last year
- Focus Area/Field: Finance, Business, Economics
- Study Level: Undergraduate
- Number of Opportunities: Up to 16 interns
- Programme Language: English
- Host Country: United States (Washington, DC)
Benefits
- The World Bank will provide the following benefits for internees:
- Paid internship, hourly rates range from $21.30 (net) to $26.00 (gross).
- Full-time job experience in Washington, DC
- Visa sponsorship for non-US nationals (G4 visa).
- Custom onboarding program, three rotations among Treasury teams, and a capstone project
- Mentoring and advice from experienced experts
- Networking opportunities with Treasury officers, managers, and directors.Access to the World Bank’s Treasury department, which has almost 300 employees.
- Opportunities to present work to senior management
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Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for a World Bank Treasury Summer Internship Programme, applicants must meet these basic standards:
- Must be in the second to last year of a four-year college degree program with a demonstrated interest in finance, business, economics, or a related field.
- Must be able to finish a college degree between December 2025 and September 2026.
- They must have an excellent academic record in their school or university.
- Internships need full-time availability, and concomitant job or training is not authorized.
What are the Characteristics of a Successful Applicant?
Successful applicants often have any or all of the following characteristics in addition to the core eligibility requirements:
- Prior paid employment experience, internships, or leadership in a financial group or club are strongly recommended.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills, as well as presentation talents.
Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to engage and develop successful relationships in order to fulfill the team’s goals.
- Proactive, resourceful, and adaptable to work on a variety of tasks with fast changing company objectives and priorities.
- Knowledge of computer languages such as Python, as well as specialized tools for handling and visualizing economic and financial data.
- Data management necessitates excellent research, analytical, and quantitative skills.
- Capability to examine, retrieve, and process financial and economic data from a range of source systems and repositories, including Bloomberg, World Bank Group, and International Monetary Fund databases, as well as online sources;
- The strictest ethical standards.
- Being fluent in a second language is useful.
Required Documents
Applicants should prepare and submit the following required documents along with their application form:
- One-page PDF cover letter
- One-page PDF resume (Template)
- Half-page PDF diversity statement
The Evaluation Procedure
A committee will review all complete applications submitted on time through the application portal. Successful applicants will need to take a remote test. A few chosen individuals will be invited to an interview with the committee. All candidates will be notified of the results by the end of December.
How to Apply
To apply, visit Indeed.com and click on the job ad link. Only complete applications submitted through Indeed.com will be considered. Every year, the application link is made available in December. Return to this page to see the most recent information.
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For further details, please refer to the World Bank’s official website
