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Assist in the design and implementation of research methodologies, including surveys, interviews, and focus groups;
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Collect, organise, and analyse both quantitative and qualitative data;
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Conduct desk research and literature reviews to support ongoing studies;
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Help prepare reports, policy briefs, and visual presentations of findings;
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Contribute to the monitoring of EU policies relevant to culture, creativity, and related sectors .
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Final-stage Master’s student or recent graduate in Political Science, European Studies, Sociology, Economics, Public Policy, or a related field;
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Strong knowledge of research methods, both quantitative (e.g., surveys, statistics) and qualitative (e.g., interviews, thematic analysis)
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Experience with tools such as Excel, SPSS, Stata, NVivo, or similar is an asset
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Excellent command of English; other European languages are a plus;
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Familiarity with EU policy and institutions, particularly in the field of culture and the creative economy;
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Analytical mindset, detail-oriented, and capable of working independently;
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Comfortable working in a small, fast-paced, and international team.
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Hands-on research experience in Brussels within a dynamic and multidisciplinary team
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Opportunity to contribute to real-world policy and cultural projects at the EU level
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Exposure to a wide variety of topics and industries (audiovisual, performing arts, heritage, media, etc.)
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Development of professional skills in data analysis, research communication, and policy insight
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A 6-month Convention d’Immersion Professionnelle (CIP) contract.
We are now accepting applications for internships starting in September 2026 (6 months, full-time). Please submit your application before July 10. Apply by email at [email protected] and submit in one PDF file with the following elements:
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CV in English (max. 2 pages)
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Motivation letter in English (max. 1 page and a half), highlighting relevant working experience.
Due to the high volume of applicants only candidates selected for interview will be contacted.
