Law
Lawyer
Advises clients and represents them on legal matters.
Entry roles: Trainee Lawyer, Paralegal
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European Commission Blue Book Traineeship
European Commission
Overview
Trainees work across Commission departments in Brussels and Luxembourg. A small share of places goes to non-EU nationals.
- Who it's for
- Graduated / working, Master's, PhD
- Fields
- Law, Politics & International Relations, Economics, Environment & Sustainability, Media & Communications
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Eligibility & requirements
- 01Completed a bachelor's degree
- 02Very good knowledge of two EU languages (one being English, French or German)
Summarised from the official programme pages. The official rules always take precedence.
Funding
Monthly grant.
Deadline
Application windows
Usually January and August
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Timing from previous cycles. Add this to your planner and enter the confirmed date once it's announced.
Location
Brussels / Luxembourg
Countries: Belgium, Luxembourg
Application process
- 1Apply online in the January or August window.
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