Research Intern

**Main responsibilities**:

- Under the responsibility of the project or study leader, compiling, summarising and analysing information and data
- Monitoring EU policy related to the cultural and creative sector and reporting developments as well as extracting content for Social Media networks (Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin)

**Profile**:

- Recent graduate or in final stages of their MASTER studies in Political science, economics or law (including intellectual property); preferably with the possibility of providing an internship convention from a University
- EU member state nationality - considering the current health crisis, ability to travel to Belgium is necessary
- Excellent verbal and writing communication skills
- Working knowledge of Microsoft office (Word, Excel) is a pre-requisite
- Hands-on, intuitive, organized and accurate
- Experience with communication tools and social media community input
- Knowledge and understanding of the workings of the EU and its policies
- A good understanding of culture, creativity, or sports topics
- Perfect command of English with proven drafting ability and another European language
- Flexibility to perform a wide variety of tasks in a small team
- Team-player

**What we offer**:

- Working experience in Brussels in a young and dynamic team
- Working on a variety of topics (audiovisual, heritage, performing arts, media ) in a dynamic field
- Possibility to acquire new skills and better knowledge of European policy making and EU projects
- A monthly stipend to help cover living expenses

**How to apply**:

- CV in English (max. 2 pages)
- Motivation letter in English (max. 1 page and a half), highlighting **relevant** working experience.