Bertelsmann Stiftung | Germany | 10xxx Berlin | Practical training | Full time / Home office | Published since: 24.04.2026 on stepstone.de
Intern in the project Making Europe's economy fit for the future (m/f/d)
The Bertelsmann Foundation is one of the largest operational foundations in Europe. It is a non-profit organization that is engaged in the tradition of its founder Reinhard Mohn for a sustainable society. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
We want to strengthen Europe's ability to act and respond to the enormous challenges facing the European economy. In dialogue with decision-makers, our project develops evidence-based analyses and recommendations on how the EU can strengthen its competitiveness, shape the transition to climate neutrality, reduce economic dependence and safeguard social cohesion!
We are looking for the exciting tasks of the project ''To make Europe's economy sustainable'' - in particular for the topics ''EU budget'' and ''Europe's China shock'' -
from June 2026 for 3 months one:n Praktikant:in (m/w/d).
You support us
Organisation and implementation of events on economic policy issues. Research and production of publications. Compilation, evaluation and visualisation of data on economic relations between the EU and China and the EU’s seven-year budget (multiannual financial framework). Development of an online tool for the analysis and monitoring of European budgetary negotiations.
Complete Bachelor's degree or an ongoing/ advanced Master's degree in political, economic, or social sciences or a related discipline. Very good understanding of political processes in the European Union and interest in European economic and financial policy. Previous knowledge of trade policy and/or fiscal policy is of advantage, but no condition. Experience and joy in work with numbers. Very good Excel knowledge. Knowledge of how to use R or Python is advantageous, but no prerequisite. Excellent knowledge of English in word and writing; very good knowledge of German. Embossed communication and team skills as well as careful, structured and independent working.
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We are pleased to receive applications from people who contribute to the diversity of the Bertelsmann Foundation.
Please indicate in your letter whether you apply for a mandatory internship or whether you are seeking a voluntary internship.
Mr. Etienne Höra (etienne.hoera@bertelsmann-stiftung.de); Tel.: +49(5241)81-81197. The internship is remunerated. Work site is Berlin. .
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