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Brussels · Antwerp · Ghent · Local language: Dutch / French

Destination briefing · 22 October 2026

Start your search

Explore EU affairs, communications, logistics and international organisations. Some institutional traineeships use fixed application windows rather than rolling recruitment.

Before you say yes

Check the relevant regional rules and distinguish a student placement from a professional traineeship. Ask the host to identify the agreement, allowance and insurance arrangements.

This is an orientation guide, not an individual eligibility decision. Your citizenship, study status, internship type and duration determine which rules apply. Follow the official source and obtain confirmation for your situation.

Your five practical checks

  1. Ask your institution whether the placement meets your learning and recognition requirements.
  2. Request written duties, dates, hours, supervision and pay or allowance.
  3. Confirm the right to intern, any local registration and relevant permits.
  4. Check healthcare, accident and liability insurance cover.
  5. Verify housing, deposit terms and your budget before booking travel.

Find real opportunities

Use employer career pages, your institution’s network and specialist internship platforms. Check each listing’s date, employer identity, working language and educational requirements.

Official starting points

Published 22 October 2026. Country-specific arrangements must be confirmed with the linked authority; this guide does not claim a full review of every local rule.

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