Internships at the EOC EU Office - applications are open for the period February - July 2018

Internships at the EOC EU Office - applications are open for the period February - July 2018

The EOC EU Office provides university students and recent graduates with the opportunity to complete an internship for a period of 3 to 6 months. Interns will get an in-depth insight into EU sport policy, will contribute to daily and long-term tasks of the Office, and will thus contribute to promoting the interests of the organised sport movement in the EU. The EOC EU Office accepts applications from both students of master programmes and recent graduates.

The EOC EU Office is currently looking for interns for the period between February and July 2018. The application deadline is 15 October 2017. Interested candidates can find further information here.

Applicants are asked to send a recent CV and a motivation letter to our office manager Fruzsina Csepi (csepi@euoffice.eurolympic.org), and to indicate the preferred length of their internship (3-6 months) and availability during the chosen period. All applicants will be notified of the receipt of their application. Results of the selection procedure will be announced shortly after the respective application deadline.

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