Eurocities, Policy and Advocacy Intern

• Assist in preparing briefings, policy papers, and communication material
• Help organise meetings, events, and advocacy campaigns.
• Support policy monitoring and analysis on key EU initiatives affecting cities.
• Attend relevant EU institutional meetings and report back.
• Contribute to internal coordination and knowledge-sharing across teams.

• You must be enrolled as a Bachelor or Master student at a recognised higher education institution (e.g. university, business school, or equivalent) for the entire duration of the internship, in political science, EU affairs, law, economics, housing, urban studies, sustainable development, or a related field.
• To be considered the internship must be arranged through a direct agreement with your university. You must have a funding option such as a university bursary or an Erasmus+ grant.
• Strong organisational, analytical, and communication skills, plus familiarity with digital tools (like Excel, Adobe, etc.) is highly beneficial.
• Strong interest in EU policy, urban affairs, and sustainability with a broad knowledge and interest in housing, just transition and governance in the EU context.
• Excellent communication and writing skills in English (other languages are a plus).
• Being a proactive team player, organised, detail-oriented, and able to work independently.
• Has a collaborative mindset and is eager to learn.

Assets:

• Previous experience in EU affairs or dealing with EU institutions, beyond university courses and projects.
• Familiarity with EU institutions, policies, and processes.
• Previous experience in event preparations and logistics.
• Any additional skills relevant to the position.