ESO Science Communication Internship 2025 in Germany (Paid Internship)
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Job Detail
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Scholarship ID 336
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Language Requirement English
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Eligible Region/Countries International Nations
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Funding Type Fully funded
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Gender Male/Female
Opportunity Description
Applications are now being accepted for the ESO Science Communication Internship 2025. This esteemed internship is provided by the European Southern Observatory (ESO) and targets young professionals or students keen on acquiring hands-on experience in science communication, particularly in astronomy. Interns will be located at ESO Headquarters in Garching, close to Munich, Germany, and will collaborate with seasoned science communicators.
This internship offers a distinctive chance to engage in a lively global scientific atmosphere. Interns will help with the creation of press releases, news pieces, exhibition texts, video scripts, web content, and other public communication materials associated with astronomy and ESO’s scientific objectives.
This internship lasts for 6 months and is entirely funded. Candidates accepted into the program will receive a monthly stipend to help with living costs in Germany, accommodation supplied by ESO for the entire duration of the internship, and reimbursement for travel expenses for a round-trip journey from their home to Garching, along with other associated costs.
Brief Details of the Internship
Location: Germany
Provided by: European Southern Observatory (ESO)
Internship Type: Paid
Field of Study: Science Communication / Astronomy
Duration: 6 months
Application Deadline: December 31, 2025
Financial Benefits of the ESO Science Communication Internship
This fully funded internship program provides the subsequent advantages:
- Monthly allowance
- Complimentary lodging
- Travel costs
- Practical experience in communicating scientific concepts in the real world.
- Training in content development
- Worldwide networking prospects
ESO Science Communication Internship Eligibility Criteria
- Candidates for this internship should possess a background in science communication or journalism, along with experience producing content for general audiences.
- Candidates for internships must be either currently studying or have recently completed a degree in science, science communication, or journalism.
- Applicants for this internship need to possess a fundamental knowledge of astronomy and the capacity to comprehend scientific texts.
- Applicants for this internship should be proficient in both spoken and written English.
- Candidates for this internship need to exhibit excellent communication abilities to articulate complex scientific subjects effectively.
- Candidates for internships must be at ease operating in a varied global setting.
- Candidates seeking this internship must be capable of fulfilling the role on-site in Garching; remote or hybrid arrangements are not allowed.
How to Apply
- Visit the official ESO career website and find the listing for the Science Communication Internship.
- Arrange your documents in English: a one-page cover letter, a CV (no more than two pages), and two writing samples (each limited to five pages) that demonstrate your science communication skills.
- Fill out the form and upload all required documents to submit your application online.
- Specify your preferred start date in the application, as this is a continuous opportunity.
- Applications undergo assessment every 4 to 6 months. Notification will be given only to candidates who are shortlisted.
For more information, visit the official site.
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