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Careers in the UN

Wednesday, February 9, 2011 16:00to18:00
Leacock Building 855 rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Montreal, QC, H3A 2T7, CA

The purpose of the event is to raise awareness about career opportunities in the United Nations Secretariat which includes 10 established duty stations as well as peace operations worldwide. We will also discuss various entry points to a career in the United Nations as well as how to prepare the best application for a position.

Speakers:  Ms. Lynne Goldberg, Human Resources Officer, Outreach Unit and Mr. Matthew Sanidas, Special Assistant to Chief of Strategic Planning and Staffing Division, Office of Human Resources Management

This session is for final year undergraduates and graduate students. Alumni are also welcomed. Open to all disciplines.

The work of the United Nations touches lives in every corner of the globe and our daily operations are complex, multifaceted and extended directly and indirectly to our 192 Members States.  In the last decade, the United Nations has increased its field-based operations (peace-keeping, humanitarian and conflict prevention) with 60 per cent of its 40,000 staff working away from Headquarters in locations all over the world. The United Nations wants people with integrity who are dynamic, pro-active, flexible and responsive.

Career opportunities can be found both in the field and at established duty stations at different levels within our job networks, a flexible grouping of departments and offices whose mandates and work are closely linked such as:

Economic and Social Development  
Management and Operations Support
Political, Peace and Security
Communication and Information Technology
Legal
Public Information and External Relations
Conference Management
Safety and Security

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