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Intern for Data Privacy and Public Administration Policy

DIGITALEUROPE

Internship/TraineeshipPolicy & Advocacy

Posted 28 Oct 2026  ·  Expires 30 Nov 2026

DIGITALEUROPE

DIGITALEUROPE

DIGITALEUROPE is a leading European trade association that represents digitally transforming industries across Europe. It advocates for a regulatory environment that enables European businesses and citizens to benefit from digital technologies, shaping industry policy positions on relevant legislative matters. Headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, DIGITALEUROPE's membership spans various sectors including ICT, defense, health, energy, finance, mobility, and the public sector.

Internship Description

  • Supporting the policy team with day-to-day activities across different policy groups (in particular the Privacy and Public administration working groups).

  • Supporting the organisation of events, meetings, agendas, and presentations.

  • Drafting reports and preparing summaries for working groups.

  • Conducting desk research on various topics.

  • Communicating with members and external stakeholders.

  • Attending internal and external meetings, drafting minutes.

  • Monitoring EU policy developments.

  • Supporting in the development of DIGITALEUROPE policy papers.

Details of internship and supervision

You will join a growing and dynamic team of 70 people and will get hands-on training by staff. Your work will be supervised by a Policy Manager. We work from the office three days a week and remote work is permitted on Mondays and Fridays.

The working language is English, but there are plenty of opportunities to practice French and other languages spoken in the multicultural Brussels environment.

Placement Dates and Duration

From January 2027 for 6 months, renewable.

Nationality restrictions or visa requirements if outside of the EU

Only EU nationals or students who have the necessary paperwork in place to legally take a placement in Belgium will be considered.

Remuneration

Paid internship (in addition to any possible funding received from your sending university).

Requirements

  • A student enrolled in an undergraduate or masters programme (typically in EU affairs, politics, international relations or law) or a very recent graduate.

  • Strong analytical skills and key interest in politics and communications.

  • You have an eye to detail, are organised, and have a sense of structure and time management.

  • You are hands-on, highly motivated, friendly and approachable.

  • You have good editing and proof-reading skills.

  • You have strong analytical skills, attention to detail and a results-driven mindset.

  • You can conduct desk research and contribute information to policy papers.

How to apply

Send your application titled ‘Placement position – Policy support’ to the attention of Federica Tondo via this link by 30 November 2026.

Shortlisted candidates will be interviewed via Microsoft Teams. Second interviews may potentially include a task.

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