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United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute

​Research Intern Emerging Technology Risks​

I-1
Organizational Context
The United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI) is a UN entity supporting global crime prevention and criminal justice. This internship is situated within UNICRI's research on cybercrime, emerging technology risks, and the misuse of satellite technologies. The role supports analytical and policy-oriented research on the intersection of cybercrime, organized crime, and digital infrastructure security.
Job Purpose
This internship aims to support UNICRI's research activities focused on emerging technology risks, cybercrime, and the criminal misuse of satellite technologies. The intern will contribute to analytical and policy-oriented research, examining the evolving connections between cyber-enabled crime, organized criminal networks, and digital infrastructure security. The role involves conducting desk research, analyzing trends, supporting report drafting, and assisting in the collection and organization of relevant information to advance UNICRI's work in these critical areas.
Responsibilities
Conduct desk research on cybercrime trends, scam centers, online fraud schemes, and emerging criminal methodologies. Research the terrorist and criminal misuse of satellite-enabled technologies, including communication devices and related digital infrastructure. Support the drafting of background papers, briefing notes, concept notes, presentations, and analytical reports. Assist in collecting and organizing open-source information, academic literature, and policy materials. Provide general research and program support to identify new areas for UNICRI's work on cyber security and responsible technology governance. Support communication and outreach activities for research dissemination. Assist with other research and program support tasks as required.
Work Experience
Professional work experience is not required for this internship. However, a relevant field of study is necessary. Applicants should possess good knowledge of standard software applications, including MS Word, PowerPoint, and Teams. Experience in drafting news articles or social media posts, and designing surveys or polls, is desirable.
Skills
Research skills, analytical skills, knowledge of cybercrime trends, understanding of emerging technology risks, familiarity with satellite technologies, report drafting, information organization, communication skills, proficiency in MS Word, PowerPoint, and Teams.
Required Languages
Not informed
Desired Languages
French, English
Turin, Italy
2026-06-12 / 2026-06-19
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