• Supporting EPC analysts in organising events (including drafting event proposals, invitations and programmes, contacting speakers, assisting during the events);
• Background research, analysis of data, and support in drafting publications;
• Contributing to policy monitoring and analysis with an eye to developing a strong understanding of EU policymaking processes;
• Support in writing project and funding proposals under supervision of the EMD team.

This is an internship position targeted at recent graduates as well as graduates having acquired initial work experience through internships. The successful candidate should have, through prior internships or course choices, a solid academic background, a good understanding of EU institutions and decision-making processes, and an interest in organising events and carrying out desk research on various topics related to EU migration policies. The candidate should have the following profile: 

• Post-graduate degree in political science or law or a related field of study;
• Organisational and time management skills;
• Self-disciplined, able to work both independently and in a multinational team;
• Dynamic, flexible, reliable, and attentive to details;
• Excellent English language skills (oral and written), additional languages are a plus;
• Previous relevant work experience would be a plus;
• Analytical and writing skills;
• Strong interest in European affairs.