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EGMONT Institute: Offre de stage non rémunéré – octobre-décembre 2019 – Europe in the World Programme

Internship opportunity: Europe in the World Programme

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Egmont recrute un stagiaire non rémunéré(e) pour le Programme Europe in the World
Offre de stage non rémunéré – octobre-décembre 2019 – Europe in the World Programme

Le Programme Europe in the World de l’Institut Egmont cherche à recruter un.e stagiaire à Bruxelles, pour une durée de 2 à 3 mois, entre octobre et décembre 2019.
Le stage consistera en un soutien aux chercheurs et aux activités de recherche du Programme.
Qualifications requises pour le stage:
  • Niveau Bachelier ou Master ;
  • Maîtrise professionnelle du français et du néerlandais (tâches de rédaction dans les deux langues);
  • Multi-tasking, bon sens de l’organisation, dynamisme;
  • Esprit d’équipe.
Le Programme Europe in the World offre un stage:
  • Dans un environnement dynamique et une équipe en pleine croissance;
  • Qui permet de rencontrer un grand nombre de professionnels nationaux et internationaux;
  • Qui permet de se familiariser avec les problématiques de recherche du programme.
Procédure de sélection:
  • Chaque candidature sera examinée en fonction des exigences du profil recherché ;
  • Les candidat.e.s retenus seront conviés pour un entretien
  • Stage à temps plein ou partiel, basé à Bruxelles.
Sélection des stagiaires:
Merci d’adresser votre candidature sous forme de CV dans un fichier PDF avant le 11 octobre 2019 (inclus) à l’adresse suivante : t.renard@egmontinstitute.be

L’Institut Egmont veille à éviter toute forme de discrimination, que ce soit pendant la procédure de recrutement ou lors du pourvoi des emplois au sein de ses services. L’Institut applique une politique d’égalité des chances, sans distinction de race, de couleur, de religion, de genre, d’identité ou d’expression de genre, d’orientation sexuelle, d’origine nationale, de handicap, ou d’âge.
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