Applicants must:

• Be enrolled in a Bachelor or Master program or be the holder of a Bachelor or Master degree;
• Demonstrate a strong interest in the UN, global governance or regional integration studies and specifically in one of the research programs of the Institute, namely:

1. The Role of Regions in Global Governance
2. The United Nations and Regional Public Goods
3. Changing Patterns of Regional and Global Governance

• Be eager to contribute to the research projects and activities of the Institute;
• Thrive under pressure and be able to act quickly and efficiently;
• Possess excellent English communicating and writing skills;
• Be proficient with the Microsoft Office Suite;
• Be available for a minimum duration of three months up to a maximum of six months.

Office space, computer facilities and access to the libraries of UNU-CRIS, UNU, Ghent University, the Vrije Universiteit Brussel and the College of Europe are provided. While internships are non-remunerated, travel costs incurred by the attendance of UNU-CRIS related events are reimbursed.

In addition, Bruges’ favorable location close to Brussels provides direct access to the seat of the European Union and other international organizations, as well as a number of universities and research centers based in the Belgian capital.

Although admitted candidates are required to arrange their own travel, housing and health insurance, UNU-CRIS will provide advice and support to help facilitate the search process.