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Internship in the Sustainability Hub: Analysis and Strategy

Deutsche Bundesbank10 hours agoInternship
HybridEnglish requiredGerman is a plus (not required)ResearchApplied Research

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financial analysisquantitative analysispolicy analysisMicrosoft Officedesk research

Job description

Deutsche Bundesbank posted this role. Below, we break down what it means for a working student in Frankfurt: your weekly hours, take-home pay and visa limits.

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Description provided by Deutsche Bundesbank

The Sustainability Hub advises the Executive Board of the Deutsche Bundesbank strategically on all sustainability issues, especially climate and environmental risks. The focus is on the macroeconomic and financial stability policy implications as well as aspects relevant to banking supervision and the financial market. The division develops the Bundesbank’s sustainability strategy further and manages and coordinates relevant work and contributions by Bundesbank in international bodies.

Work of special value: your commitment with usWork of special value: your commitment with us

You will support us in analysing the macroeconomic and financial stability policy implications of climate change and climate protection for the core tasks of the Deutsche Bundesbank and the Eurosystem.

  • Conducting desk research on climate-related and nature-related financial risks
  • Analysing regulatory, economic and scientific developments relevant to central banks and financial institutions
  • Preparing written analyses, briefing notes and background papers
  • Supporting the preparation of presentations, talking points and briefing materials
  • Supporting the coordination and documentation of meetings, workshops and expert exchanges

The precise focus of your work will depend on current projects, such as:

  • Physical and transition risks arising from climate change
  • Nature-related dependencies, impacts and risks
  • Sustainable finance and disclosure requirements
  • Implications of environmental changes for macroeconomic and financial stability

Special values: your qualificationsSpecial values: your qualifications

  • Students in economics or finance or students pursuing a degree in environmental, climate, or public policy science, with demonstrated experience in economics, finance, or quantitative analysis
  • At least in the 5th semester
  • Current grade point average: 2.5 or better
  • Very good written and spoken English, knowledge of German is an advantage

The following are highly desirable:

  • Strong interest in climate change and its economic and financial implications
  • Experience in conducting structured research and assessing academic, institutional and policy sources
  • Strong analytical and conceptual skills
  • Collaborative way of working in international and multicultural teams
  • Confident using of common Microsoft Office applications
  • Academic or professional experience with policy analysis, financial markets, central banking, sustainability or environmental risks

Our Benefits

Remuneration and prospects

varied tasks, targeted induction

New work

home office opportunities within Germany, good technical equipment (e.g. smartphone, notebook), ergonomic workplaces, feedback culture, collegial and appreciative working atmosphere, flexible and predictable working hours

Extra benefits

good transport connections (bus and train), central location, company restaurant

Interested in enriching our team?

Then we are already very excited about your application, If you have any questions in advance, please turn to the relevant contact person.

Your questions regarding the application:

[email protected]

Your questions about the job profile:

Robin Bohn Teixeira

0049 69 9566-14962

[email protected]

Lorena Fricke

0049 69 9566-13194

[email protected]

Diversity and equal opportunities are important to us. Where candidates are equally qualified for the position, preference will be given to disabled applicants. The Deutsche Bundesbank is also promoting equal opportunities for women and men, especially when filling management positions. We therefore particularly welcome applications from women.

Apply now: https://jobportal.bundesbank.de/index.php?ac=application&jobad_id=263

Working student essentials

What this Research internship in Frankfurt means for you: the pay rules, the social contributions, and what international students should check before applying.

Weekly hours

Internships have no 20-hour cap, but a voluntary internship longer than three months generally has to pay at least the German minimum wage. Mandatory internships in your study programme are exempt.

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Social contributions

Mandatory internships are largely exempt from social contributions. Voluntary internships are treated like regular employment once they run long enough, so contributions usually apply.

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International students

Non-EU students can work 140 full or 280 half days per year (raised from 120/240 in March 2024). A working student contract usually fits within this — confirm the exact limits printed on your residence permit.

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