UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, is a specialized agency of the United Nations. Our mission is to promote world peace and security through international cooperation in education, the sciences, culture, and communication.
UNESCO works to build peace, eradicate poverty, and drive sustainable development. We achieve this through education, protecting cultural heritage, promoting scientific research, and fostering freedom of expression and cultural diversity.
We welcome partnerships with organizations, governments, and individuals who share our goals. Please contact us at partnership@unescousa.uno for more information on collaboration opportunities.
There are various ways to get involved, including participating in our programs, volunteering, internships, and joining campaigns. Visit our “Get Involved” page for more details on how you can contribute to our mission.
UNESCO offers a wide range of programs focused on education, science, culture, and communication. These include the UNESCO Scholar Program, Ambassador Program, literacy and lifelong learning initiatives, and more.
Each program has specific application guidelines. You can find detailed information on eligibility, application processes, and deadlines on the respective program pages of our website.
The term “volunteer” means an individual performing the assigned service to the UNESCO or for www.unescousa.uno will not receive any compensation.
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Yes, all the participants must adhere to the dress code of the event.
The UNESCO Scholars Program is a prestigious opportunity designed to recognize and reward students who demonstrate wisdom, intelligence, and outstanding potential. Selected scholars will have the unique chance to visit the UNESCO headquarters in the USA and witness global diplomacy and proceedings firsthand.
To become a UNESCO Scholar, follow these steps:
Stay tuned for announcements on upcoming test dates. You will be notified via email and our official website once the dates are confirmed.
Selected scholars will enjoy the following benefits:
You will be notified via email within three working days after your application is reviewed. Please ensure that the contact information you provide in your application is accurate and up-to-date.
To prepare for the test, focus on the subjects outlined in the test methodology: Constitution, General Awareness, Mathematics, and General Science. You can find study materials online or at your local library to help you prepare effectively.
Yes, the UN Scholars Program is open to students from around the world, provided they meet the eligibility criteria.
You will receive detailed instructions and a checklist of items to bring once you are selected. This typically includes travel documents, identification, and personal essentials for a five-day trip.
Your contributions help us continue our vital work in education, science, culture, and communication across the globe.
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