The International Economics (IE) Division in the Economic Analysis and Research Department analyses international macroeconomic developments relevant to central banking. We offer interested students, starting from 01.01.2027, with a flexible starting date, a four- to six-month (employment level 50–100%)
Internship in International Macroeconomics
Full-time or part-time (Fixed term for 4-6 months), Referenzbezeichnung: 5130, Apply now
Your tasks
- Supporting the preparation of the regular monetary policy meetings of the ECB Governing Council with analyses of international risks to price and financial stability
- Support with ad hoc requests and analyses of international developments relevant particularly to the euro area
- Contributing to analyses and briefing materials on global and bilateral capital flows, trade, or migration, as well as on international and European capital markets
- Updating and maintaining an R-based database on FDI, as required
Your Background
- Good knowledge of R, as well as knowledge of Stata or comparable statistical software, for data preparation and graphical presentation of data, and for occasional quantitative analyses
- Current enrolment in a Bachelor’s degree programme is essential; a Master’s or PhD programme is an advantage
- Interest in international developments relating to capital flows, trade, or migration in the context of (de)globalisation
- Good command of English is required, as both German and English are used as working languages in the division
What we offer
- Challenging tasks in an international environment
- Insights into the work of a central bank within the Eurosystem and into the process of preparing monetary policy decisions
- The opportunity, where applicable, to contribute as author or co-author to publications
- Flexible working hours, the possibility of working from home, and compatibility with your studies
- Gross monthly salary of € 2.064 on a full-time basis
Please include a cover letter with your application. In the event of a high number of applications, applications including a cover letter may be given preference.