Eurojust traineeships offer recent graduates a valuable opportunity to experience working within an EU agency.

These placements are available across a broad range of specialisations, not only in legal work. Depending on your background and interests, you may work with teams such as the Casework Unit, the Events and Logistics Unit, or others within the organisation.

Who can apply

• Nationals of one of the Member States of the European Union or of EU candidate countries. Exceptionally, nationals of third countries with a cooperation agreement or working arrangement with Eurojust may also be accepted, depending on budget availability;
• Recent university/masters/doctorate graduates, who, by the closing date for applications, have obtained a university/masters/doctorate diploma;
• Candidates with a very good knowledge of English (minimum B2 level as defined in the Common European Framework of Reference);
• Applicants who have not received more than six weeks of any kind of in-service training/internship, nor have worked or been employed in any capacity within a European Institution, body, office or agency.

Duration

All traineeships start in October and March for a duration of 5 months.

Grant

Monthly allowance of EUR 1500 and travel expenses covered.

How to apply

Candidates must apply through the Eurojust Recruitment Portal.

Read more here.

Opportunity offered by: European Union Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation