The European Southern Observatory (ESO) is an intergovernmental organization consisting of 16 European Member countries. They are currently offering the ESO Internship 2024, providing an opportunity for internships in their office located near Munich, Germany.
The internship is open to applicants of any nationality, with no exclusions based on nationality. The ESO will cover all the costs associated with the internship. Internships are available throughout the year and take place in Garching, Germany, lasting for six months.
Students currently pursuing or recently completing a university degree are eligible to apply. Additionally, there are other internship opportunities in Germany, such as the MPIL Internship and Max Planck Internship.
ESO Internship in Germany Overview
Organization
European Southern Observatory (ESO)
Internship Year
2024
Location
Garching, near Munich, Germany
Duration
6 months
Eligibility
Applicants of any nationality
Cost Coverage
ESO covers all internship costs
Application Period
Rolling positions; open throughout the year
Education Eligibility
Current or recent university degree holders
Other Internships
MPIL Internship, Max Planck Internship (in Germany)
Eligibility Criteria
Nationality: The ESO Studentship Programme is open to all nationalities, but priority is given to students from ESO member states (16 European countries), Chile, or Australia (where ESO telescopes are located).
Academic Achievements: Your academic performance is an important factor in the selection process.
Research Potential: Demonstrating your research potential through past projects or experiences can strengthen your application.
Motivation: Your enthusiasm for astronomy and the specific ESO internship program you’re applying for will be considered.
ESO Internship in Germany 2024 Fully Funded
Benefits
Financial Benefits of the ESO Studentship Programme include:
Monthly Allowance: Interns will receive a monthly allowance to cover their living expenses during the program.
Accommodation: ESO provides accommodation for interns during the duration of the program.
Travel Expenses: ESO covers the cost of a return trip from your home station to the ESO site where you will be conducting your internship.
Who can apply for the ESO Studentship Programme?
No nationality is excluded from applying. The program is open to students of all nationalities.
Candidates who are currently studying or have recently completed a university degree in science, science communication, engineering, or science journalism are preferred.
Interns should have a broad knowledge and interest in basic astronomy, including topics such as stargazing, understanding how a telescope works, and familiarity with key astronomical objects.
Good knowledge of English and German is desirable. Proficiency in both languages is beneficial for effective communication and collaboration within the ESO community.
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