Five days at the European University Institute in Florence exploring AI, big tech, media law, business models, and the future of democracy. Scholarships covering everything for eligible participants. Only 24 spots.

For organisations holding an ESC Quality Label who want to master the programme — design, rules, quality standards, and impact. 20 organisations from across Europe, residential training with online kick-off and peer learning.

If you make music for young audiences and you’re ready to perform for the world’s top bookers, producers, and organisers — this is your stage. Selected artists get full local coverage, event access, and exposure to a global professional network.

For organisations in music, performing arts, visual arts, architecture, design, literature, or cultural heritage with space to host international artists. Funding covers hosting allowances, resident travel, daily allowances, and more across all Creative Europe countries.

Inside the Berlaymont, at the table with an EU Commissioner, your lived experience with housing costs and energy poverty turned into actual EU policy input. Travel support up to €170 for participants under 35 not based in Brussels.

Four days of hands-on workshops at the European Parliament — panels with policymakers and researchers, real training from science journalists on using AI responsibly in the newsroom. Travel and accommodation covered. 50 spots only.

Build your CV, meet high-ranking EU officials, develop a pan-European network, and receive a reference letter — all while still at university. Open to EU citizens studying at a participating university. Applications for the 2026/2027 academic year are open now.

€1,538 net per month, inside the Council of the EU, working on actual legislation that shapes life across Europe. One of the most prestigious paid traineeships in European public life. Next term starts September 2026. EU citizens with a bachelor’s degree only.

Supporting the coordination of global humanitarian response from inside OCHA Geneva — secretariat of the Global Cluster Coordination Group. Working on the systems that coordinate humanitarian action in crises worldwide. In-person, remote, or hybrid.

Working directly on the protection of children in armed conflict at the UN Analysis and Outreach Hub in Doha. Requires English and Arabic fluency. For students or recent graduates with a genuine commitment to humanitarian work.

Supporting the UN’s gender equality work in the Western Balkans — coordinating joint campaigns, analysing gender data, working with local NGOs, and contributing to UN accountability frameworks from inside the RCO in Skopje.

UN policy research in Riyadh working on Vision 2030, the SDGs, and socioeconomic analysis — including how AI and large language models can be applied in real development work. For candidates based in Saudi Arabia with economics, policy, or international development backgrounds.