Pridaj sa do nášho tímu Institut pro evropskou politiku EUROPEUM

• Assist in organizing roundtables, conferences, and other events involving experts and policymakers

• Participate in networking activities and meetings with researchers, policy experts, and alumni working in Brussels

• Monitor EU policy developments, committee activities, and trilogue negotiations

• Support administrative tasks, including contact management, meeting logistics, and reporting

• Contribute to communication activities, including newsletters, social media content, and publication of at least one blog post

• Support research and policy-related activities focused on EU affairs and Central Europe

• Attend conferences, policy discussions, and stakeholder meetings

• Internship duration: 3–6 months (exact dates negotiable)

• Working hours: 20–30 hours per week in the Brussels office

• Opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a dynamic international environment

• The internship is unpaid; candidates may be eligible for Erasmus+ financial support.

• University students pursuing a master’s degree or in the final year of a bachelor’s degree, or recent graduates

• Academic background in International Relations, European Studies, Political Science, Economics, or a related field

• Fluent English (written and spoken); knowledge of Czech, French, or German is an advantage

• Strong research, analytical, and writing skills

• Ability to quickly familiarize yourself with new topics and policy areas

• Experience in organizing public events is welcome

• Experience with graphic design and/or visual content creation is an advantage

• Interest in EU affairs, particularly policies related to the Czech Republic and Central Europe

• Strong organizational and communication skills

• Ability to work independently as well as part of a small international team

Join EUROPEUM’s Brussels Office and gain first-hand experience at the heart of European policymaking. This internship offers a unique opportunity to work closely with a small, international team, contribute to high-profile events, engage with policymakers and experts, and develop practical skills in EU policy analysis, research, communications, and event management.

Interns are given meaningful responsibilities and the chance to build a professional network in Brussels while gaining insight into EU institutions, decision-making processes, and policy developments relevant to Central Europe. The position provides a dynamic learning environment, flexibility, and valuable experience for students and recent graduates interested in European affairs and public policy.