World Bank Treasury Summer Internship 2026 at Washington, DC

Applications are now open for the World Bank Treasury Summer Internship 2026, a prestigious opportunity for students pursuing careers in finance, trading, investment, or private equity. This fully paid internship, running from May 26 to August 3, 2026, in Washington, DC, offers hands-on experience in global financial markets and the chance to contribute to the World Bank’s mission of ending poverty and promoting sustainable development.

It is designed for rising college seniors graduating between December 2026 and September 2027 with a demonstrated interest in finance, business, or economics. There is no application fee, and the World Bank sponsors visas for eligible international candidates. Top performers may be offered a Junior Analyst position after graduation. Check out more fully funded internships here. Also Check BS, MS, PhD, and Postdoc positions.

Key Details

• Field: Finance, Trading, Investment, Private Equity
• Duration: 10 weeks (May 26 – August 3, 2026)
• Location: Washington, DC (in-person, minimum 4 days/week in office)
• Funding: Fully paid ($21.80/hour net for non-US citizens, $26.20/hour gross for US citizens, 400 hours total)
• Application Deadline: October 12, 2025
• Application Fee: None
• Visa Support: Provided for eligible international candidates
• Career Opportunity: Potential to become a Junior Analyst (2-year position) post-graduation

Internship Overview

The Treasury Summer Internship is a 10-week, full-time program from May 26 to August 3, 2026, in Washington, DC. Interns will:

• Participate in a customized onboarding week (May 26–29, 2026).
• Rotate through three Treasury teams over three-week periods:
  • Rotation 1: June 1–June 19
  • Rotation 2: June 22–July 10
  • Rotation 3: July 13–July 31
• Engage in weekly discussions with the program director and attend technical and career-focused sessions.
• Meet the Vice President & Treasurer and connect with the Treasury team.
• Present a capstone project to the Treasury management team on August 3, 2026.

Observed Holidays: June 19, July 4
Work Arrangement: In-person, full-time in Washington, DC, with at least four days in the office per week.
Perks: Receive a World Bank laptop and, if needed, visa sponsorship for working in the US.

Path to Junior Analyst

Top-performing interns may be offered a Junior Analyst position, a two-year role starting after graduation. Applications for these roles open at the end of the internship and are competitive.

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What You’ll Do

Up to 16 interns will join various Treasury teams, each with a unique rotation schedule for a diverse experience. You’ll work on real projects under the guidance of a mentor and coordinator in each rotation. The Treasury comprises four main departments:

• Asset Management & Advisory
• Capital Markets & Investments
• Treasury Operations
• Pension & Endowments

Plus, the Treasury Risk, Compliance, and Controls Team. Learn more about these teams and the Treasury’s work managing over $235 billion in assets and processing $7 trillion in transactions annually.

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Eligibility Requirements

To apply, you must meet the following criteria:

1. Be enrolled in the second-to-last year of a four-year college degree program (e.g., a rising senior).
2. Plan to graduate with a bachelor’s degree between December 2026 and September 2027.
3. Have a demonstrated interest in finance, business, economics, or a related field.
4. Be in good academic standing at your college or university.
5. Be available full-time from May 26 to August 3, 2026.
6. Not have a concurrent employment contract or internship.

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Note: Misrepresentation in your application may lead to disqualification or termination.

Application Requirements

Submit the following as PDFs:

• One-page cover letter (use the suggested template for best results).
• One-page resume (use the suggested template).
• Optional: Half-page personal statement describing your background and how it contributes to the Treasury’s diverse workplace.