Internships at EBRD give great insight into the Bank’s work and,can lead to a longer-term career. An EBRD internship also allows you to apply the learning from your studies in a practical working environment.
Most EBRD's internships are on a full time basis, although there is flexibility to accommodate part time working. EBRD also advertises regularly for internship opportunities across the EBRD, rather than recruiting at a specific time of year - so why not take a look at the current list of vacancies?
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Who is the EBRD looking for?
The EBRD encourages applicants who have an understanding and interest in the mission of the Bank.
EBRD is looking for students in the following areas:
- Economics
- Banking and Finance
- Business Administration
- Law
- Human Resources
- Sciences
What can you expect from an EBRD internship?
An internship opportunity normally lasts between three and six months, depending on the requirements of a specific role. Internships most often arise in the Banking Department, Office of the Chief Economist, Human Resources, Office of the General Counsel, Treasury and Risk Management. An intern may be asked to work on a variety of tasks, including:
- Contributing to development projects
- Financial analysis
- Research for Banking teams in sectors and companies
- Researching and preparing reports on economic developments in their Countries of Operations
- Developing and maintaining databases
Eligibility
Candidates must be a national of one of EBRD's member countries; have a good knowledge of both spoken and written English; and be able to obtain the necessary UK visa to allow for full time work. EBRD can provide support for visa applications to candidates who have been offered an internship.
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EBRD invests in changing lives - a mission that couldn't be achieved without its employees.
If you want to get on track to career at the EBRD, search and apply for internship opportunities.
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