Many European institutions offer young people the opportunity to do short or long-term internships, often paid with scholarships.

Candidates must have a university degree, but in some cases even young people who haven’t yet completed their studies can take part in an internship.

Knowledge of at least two foreign languages, especially English and French, is essential.

To apply, you must correctly and completely fill out the forms that are published regularly on the various institutions’ websites.

Below is a list of the institutions that offer this opportunity:

• European Parliament
  
• Council of the European Union
  
• European Commission
  
• European Court of Justice
  
• European Court of Auditors
  
• European Ombudsman
  
• European Economic and Social Committee
  
• Committee of the Regions
  
• European Central Bank
  
• European Investment Bank