Looking for an internship in Germany? The ESO Science Communication Internship 2025 is now open for applications! Offered by the European Southern Observatory (ESO)—Europe’s leading intergovernmental astronomy organization—this fully funded internship is a fantastic opportunity for students and graduates from around the world to gain hands-on experience in science communication.

Interns will be based at ESO’s headquarters in Germany, working closely with a team of professional communicators in the Department of Communication. Over a period of three to six months, interns will contribute to various outreach materials such as press releases, articles, video scripts, web content, and exhibition displays. This is your chance to be part of a globally respected organization at the forefront of astronomical research. The ESO Science Communication Internship provides a monthly allowance to cover living expenses, accommodation, and even a round-trip ticket to and from your home country—making it a fully funded and accessible opportunity.

This internship is ideal for individuals passionate about science, media, and public engagement. Whether you’re a student or a recent graduate, this is a great way to kickstart a career in science communication and gain experience working in a truly international environment. Applications are accepted throughout the year, so if you’re ready to take the next step and work with one of the world’s most advanced astronomical institutions, don’t miss this opportunity—apply now!

Benefits of ESO Science Communication Internship

• The Science Journalism Internships 2025 provides a monthly allowance to European Southern Observatory interns to cover living expenses.
• This internship in Europe also provides accommodation.
• Moreover, the fully funded Science Internships cover the cost of a return ticket from/to the intern’s home country.
• ESO is known for its revolutionary research and state-of-the-art facilities. Interns will get the chance to be a part of this international organization.
• In addition, the Germany internship is an excellent opportunity for interns to build their professional network through ESO.
• All interns will get exposure to an international and multicultural work environment in Germany.
• The international internship for students is perfect for those who want to further their careers in Europe.

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Eligibility Criteria for ESO Science Communication Internship

• Candidates from all countries are eligible to apply for an astronomy communication internship.
• Preference will be given to applicants who are currently studying or have recently graduated with a University Degree in Science, Science Communication or Science Journalism.
• Applicants should meet the language requirement, which includes proficiency in both written and verbal English.
• ESO will select individuals who want to gain experience in science communication revolving around frontline astronomy initiatives.
• Moreover, applicants should have some experience in written science communication or journalism, with an understanding of astronomy.
• Interns must show the ability to deliver clear and concise, written and verbal communication.
• They should be able to perform well under time constraints and be able to meet deadlines.
• Similarly, they must be good at working independently and in teams to be eligible for the 2025 ESO Science Communication Internship.
• All interns should be able to work with people from different cultural backgrounds and disciplines.

Documents Required for ESO Internship in Europe:

• Motivation letter (1 page)
• CV (2 pages)
• Two written samples (blog posts, newspaper articles, press releases etc.)

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