International Monetary Fund (IMF) 2023 Economist Program for Young Graduates for Master

International Monetary Fund (IMF) 2023 Economist Program for Young Graduates for Master
  •  Master
  •  Not Specified
  •   Worldwide
  • $$  Varies

The program is targeted at young economists who want to have influence on the global stage and who can bring the latest in economic thought and multidisciplinary approaches to help address key global monetary cooperation, securing financial stability, boosting international trade, promoting employment and sustainable economic growth and reducing poverty. During the tree-year program, candidates will rotate through two departmental assignments, joining economic teams working in regional and country-specific surveillance as well as fiscal, monetary, balance of payments, debts, or related issues.

Eligibility Criteria

To be considered for the International Monetary Fund Economist Program, you must meet the criteria listed as follows:

  • Be a recent PhD graduate or be within one year of completing your PhD in a relevant field of study.
  • A national of one of the International Monetary Fund member countries.
  • Be under the age of 34 when you join the IMF EP program.
  • Demonstrate excellent problem-solving skills.

Offered Benefits

The Economist Program offers participants a well-rounded experience of the IMF’s work and provides a unique foundation for a thought-provoking and fulfilling career as an economist.

Application Process

The application process opens annually in late September, with a notice on the IMF  Career Site. Shortlisted candidates will be interviewed between October and January, with offers made in early February

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