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Migration project seeks support

Internship: webpage management, social media, data analysis and research

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The project Migration, Democracy and Demographic Anxiety explores how migration is shaping, and being shaped by, political, cultural and economic narratives, as well as needs and conflicts across Europe.

The project

Building bridges in a fragmented Europe

As part of our work, we are conducting in-depth interviews with experts across all EU countries, exploring discourse patterns, regional tensions and opportunities for dialogue.

The aim is to contribute to a more informed and constructive European understanding of migration, democracy and demographic change.

Current opportunity

Join us: Migration Project Intern

We are seeking a motivated intern able to support our Migration Project team in at least three of the four working areas below. This is an unpaid internship.

Duration Three months
Commitment 10 or 20 hours per week
Working format Remote

Areas of work

  • Support in presenting the project on social media.
  • Support in further developing the webpage.
  • Conduct desk research to support expert interviews on migration perceptions, narratives and policy across Europe, while assisting with stakeholder mapping and outreach to interviewees, institutions and dialogue partners.
  • Support data analysis and the structured presentation of findings.

What you will gain

  • Policy engagement experience in one of Europe’s most politically sensitive and socially relevant fields.
  • Experience contributing to a broader European understanding of migration.
  • The opportunity to interact with high-level experts and academic figures.
  • Academic mentorship.

Your profile

Essential

  • Fluent written and spoken English.
  • Experience in data analysis, social media and/or webpage development.
  • Strong research and analytical skills.
  • Self-motivated, well organised and capable of working remotely.
  • An interest in migration, polarisation, politics or international relations.
  • Confident use of Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, Teams and PowerPoint.

Desirable

  • Fluent understanding of written German.
  • A background in political science, European studies, sociology or journalism.
  • Fluency in additional European languages.
  • Familiarity with CRM tools or project-management software.
Applications

Apply to join the Migration Project

Please send a concise CV and a short covering statement explaining your interest in the project, your availability and the working areas in which you could contribute most effectively.