This GIZ internship offers students an opportunity to explore the policy decisions shaping global climate action and Germany’s role in international climate cooperation.
Based in Bonn, the intern will support climate policy work commissioned by Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).
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Benefits
Requirements
- From the 3rd semester onwards, preferably in a Master's program, you will study in a relevant discipline related to climate change, climate policy and/or development cooperation.
- They have a good basic knowledge of climate change and international climate policy.
- Prior knowledge of topics such as greenhouse gas reduction, development and implementation of NDCs, energy transition, carbon markets, activities of multilateral development banks in the field of climate change and/or international climate negotiations is advantageous.
- General knowledge of development cooperation, experience in developing or emerging countries, for example through studies, internships or travel, and/or knowledge of German development cooperation are advantageous.
- They have gained initial practical experience through relevant internships or part-time jobs.
- They possess analytical thinking skills, a structured way of working, and very good oral and written communication skills, and can present relevant information concisely and precisely.
- They like to take the initiative and work independently, even under time pressure.
- You can express yourself confidently both orally and in writing in German and English; additional language skills, especially French and Spanish, are an advantage.
- Good knowledge of common MS Office programs, especially Excel, is required.
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Application Deadline
November 16, 2026How To Apply
For more information, kindly visit the GIZ webpage.
