The Women in International Affairs Network hosts one of the most popular job sites for roles and vacancies in the international affairs industry. Whether it's a UN agency, charity, NGO, private sector or not-for-profit organisation, we are the number one destination for job seekers and talented professionals in the international sector. From development to foreign policy, human rights to international trade, consulting to campaigning, WIAN is here to help with our specialised recruitment product to advertise, share and spotlight the most relevant vacancies in the international industry, and connect them to job seekers. ​ ​ Please be aware that listed organisations are not affiliated with the Women in International Affairs Network (WIAN). Returned search results, descriptions and links do not act as an official recommendation of employment or services, and any application made is at your discretion. WIAN is not involved in any decision made by an employer/recruiter, and therefore does not guarantee that applications sent will result in candidates being shortlisted/selected for any position.

WIAN's audience is sophisticated, intelligent, with a global mindset to find the best opportunities and positions in the field, from entry level positions, internships and fellowships, to the executive suite, leadership and management positions. Posting your job on our site will attract the most qualified candidates and will ensure your vacancy receives maximum exposure.

If you wish to submit a vacancy to the WIAN job board, please head over to our dedicated webpage for recruiters, select your desired package, submit the relevant form and pay for your listing. We do not accept vacancies and job listings submitted in any other way, and you will need to use this form each time to submit your role. If you are new to our job board, please have a look at our list of currently available and advertised jobs before submitting yours, which you can find here. This will give you an idea of how your listing will look and the information we need. The submissions forms have been designed to be easy to use - please follow the instructions and only put the information requested in each box. Ensure you do not repeat any information. If you do not fill out the boxes corrctly or leave out important information, we may need to contact you again, and this will delay the upload of your vacancy.

1) Pick your package - scroll up for our standard introductory prices and to select your desired package. 2) Submit your vacancy via the relevant submissions form. As far as possible, please ensure all inputs are accurate. 3) Once you've completed the form, you'll be taken to the secure payment page for your selected package. You'll be provided with a transaction ID - keep it safe. 4) Once payment is completed and your submission is received, all information will be reviewed and processed by our job board team. 5) Your vacancy will be posted to over 2000 job-seekers across the globe. Please allow up to 72 hours for processing and uploading.

If you would like to contact us directly regarding the job board, your vacancy, or any other general inquiries as related to the board, please send an email to our Job Board team at job-board@wianetwork.com. If you have already purchased and submitted your vacancy, please quote your transaction ID, which would have been provided to you via email upon payment and submission.

To stay safe in your job search we recommend that you visit SAFERjobs, a UK-based non-profit, joint industry and law enforcement organisation working to combat job scams, exploitation of vulnerable seekers and criminal activities in the recruitment industry. Visit the SAFERjobs website for information on common scams and to get free, expert advice for a safer job search.

WIAN's job board uses filters to facilitate easy access and navigation by our users. When submitting your listing, you will be asked to select a number of categories, which will be used to publish your submission. Any categories used relating to countries, regions, organisations and other designations do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of WIAN concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries.