EU Policy Careers

• EU Policy Careers 25 Mar 2024 9:58 UTC

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  in reply to: Anastasiia Gaidashenko’s comment on: Who wants to be hired? (Feb-May 2024)

  Im case you haven’t seen it, the EU AI Office has for technology specialists, applications closing tomorrow:

  https://​​digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/​​en/​​news/​​job-opportunities-european-ai-office

€65mil­lion EU fund­ing for far-UV and PPE start-ups

• EU Policy Careers 10 Jan 2023 20:34 UTC

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  in reply to: AnonymousEurocrat’s comment on: EAs in­ter­ested in EU policy: Con­sider ap­ply­ing for the Euro­pean Com­mis­sion’s Blue Book Traineeship

  Thank you very much for your comment! I will adjust the section on working hours in the post

• EU Policy Careers 8 Jan 2023 21:43 UTC

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  in reply to: Alix Pham’s comment on: EAs in­ter­ested in EU policy: Con­sider ap­ply­ing for the Euro­pean Com­mis­sion’s Blue Book Traineeship

  Thank you, glad it’s helpful!

  I think the Impactful Policy Careers workshop is a great way to dive deeper into the topic and connect with other EAs interested and working in the field.

  Degrees from other prestigious schools in policy-related subjects (LSE, Sciences Po, Harvard Kennedy school, Oxford Blavatnik, etc.) can also give you an advantage and you meet many people having graduated from those in Brussels. I mentioned the College of Europe specifically as it is explicitly training graduates for EU policy and the network you can build there will be very relevant. I don’t know about online degrees—I’m not very confident they would distinguish your CV much, but the right ones might be a good learning opportunity.

EAs in­ter­ested in EU policy: Con­sider ap­ply­ing for the Euro­pean Com­mis­sion’s Blue Book Traineeship