Vacancies

Our Vacancies page is updated as positions become available. Please read below for more information about careers and opportunities.

Staff Vacancies

There are no current staff vacancies

Internship Positions

Application Procedure
If you are interested in applying for an internship, please send your application to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., including your CV, motivation letter, (a 2-page writing sample on any International Relations-related topic) and an indication of your availability. Candidates with a background and expertise in international business, economics & trade , international relations, finance, migration are particularly encouraged to apply. The duration of the internship should be between 4 and 6 months. Should your application move forward in the hiring process, we will contact you directly.  Please note that our internships are non-remunerated.

Tasks for interns
During their internship, interns are expected to organise and follow-up conferences, seminars and other events, including reporting of these activities. The production of a newsletter through daily monitoring of the news is also in the main tasks of the internship. They are also expected to undertake research on EU-Africa Relations and African Affairs, resulting in articles and a more extensive research paper as a final outcome. They will also assist with preliminary research on ongoing research projects. In addition, the interns will contribute to the daily work of the organisation, administration and updating of the website and social media.
They also have the opportunity to familiarise themselves with EU Institutions, to attend meetings of other organisations in Brussels and to become acquainted with relevant stakeholders in the field of EU-Africa Relations. We strongly encourage applications from proactive and independent students and recent graduates, who have a strong and manifest interest in EU-Africa Relations, and who are willing to work on a wide range of issues, including, but not limited to, trade, economics, finance, CSR and security.

Visiting Fellows
EBCAM can consider hosting Visiting Fellows. Based on their respective expertise, Visiting Fellows actively participate and contribute to one (or a number) of our projects. Moreover, they are strongly encouraged to work on their own research and make use of our extensive network within the EU Institutions and Brussels-based organisations.
If you are interested in a position as Visiting Fellow, please contact us via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Requirements:

• Fluent in English (both written and verbal);
• Very good writing skills;
• Affinity with Africa is an asset, preferably through experience working and/or living in Africa;
• Structured and precise;
• Able to work independently and self-starter;
• Flexible and able to work remotely;
• Knowledge of basic ICT;
• Minimum 3^rd year of university level studies. Business or Communication related education, such as international business or marketing & communication, is an asset.