Based on your location, you may be eligible. However, this is not the only criterion, and the information may be out of date. Always make sure you are well-informed before you apply!
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| Duration: | 3 - 9 months |
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| Quota: | Not defined |
| Application deadline: | 1 September |
| Benefits summary: | Daily allowance €20 for non-residents and €10 for residents |
Last update: 16 February 2012
It helps them to meet their university requirements to carry out an internship as part of their degree course, and promotes their academic and professional development by placing them under the guidance of experienced professionals.
Internships are available in a wide variety of disciplines and can be divided into:
space science, astronomy, mechanical and electrical engineering, telecommunications, Earth observation, aerospace engineering, navigation, microgravity research, spacecraft in orbit exploitation, tracking of satellites, processing and distribution of data from remote sensing satellites, information technology, etc.
legal, contract law, international affairs, communications/public relations, finance, human resources, etc.
Numerous applications are received each year for this very popular programme, however ESA only has a limited number of internships available across the establishments. To be considered students should have the following backgrounds:
Internships last from three to six months, preference being given to longer internships. In exceptional cases it may be possible to grant an internship of up to nine months in order to meet the specific requirements of an educational institution. Students are normally given one internship during their studies, however this can be split into two parts provided that the total duration does not exceed six months.
You are normally required to take an English Proficiency Test if you come from a non-English speaking country.
Most European Universities recognise the IELTS test. More information
Please complete the application form ("application form for a training period") and send it to any of ESA's four main establishments at the addresses listed below. If you wish, you may also include a copy of your own C.V. and a letter of motivation explaining why you would like to work at ESA.
Our Internship Programme is extremely popular and places are filled very quickly, so it is important to submit your application in good time.
For applications destined for ESTEC, please use the following e-mail address: Students4estec@esa.int.
For applications destined for ESOC, please use the following e-mail address: Students4esoc@esa.int
For applications destined for ESRIN, please use the following e-mail address: Students4esrin@esa.int
Applications for ESTEC, ESOC and ESRIN will only be considered if they are sent by e-mail. We regret that we are unable to accept paper applications.
In general, technical opportunities are available at ESTEC, ESOC (except mechanical internship only available at ESTEC) and ESRIN. A limited number of non-technical opportunities are available at all establishments, but mainly at HQ in Paris.
This listing is made possible as part of our cooperation with DAAD. The information about this scholarship originates from Stipendiendatenbank Ausland or Stipendiendatenbank Deutschland.