All programmes

Apply to the programme with your preferred workstreams and location. You are matched to employers, who then run their own selection.

You apply through a matching portal.

Black students 18 or over at a UK university (undergraduate or postgraduate), or on a gap year with a confirmed place at one. You need unrestricted UK right to work full-time when you apply, and no past internship through the scheme.

Open to first-years.

Paid, amount not disclosed

Apply to Global Markets or Global Banking with your current CV, complete the online tests, then attend an interview if invited.

You apply.

First-year undergraduates, or second-year students on a four-year course. Streams match the degree: STEM or humanities, non-finance, or economics and finance.

Open to first-years.

Not yet checked.

Apply online. The application shows which locations are available.

You apply.

Meant for students, usually in their penultimate year, who want a year-long work placement as part of their degree before going back for their final year. The page sets no subject or grade requirement.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Not yet checked.

Apply through this posting on the UBS jobs site for the 12-month Asset Management placement in London.

You apply.

Students due to graduate in 2029 whose degree requires an industrial placement, on track for a 2:1 or equivalent in their first degree. Any subject, with an interest in finance.

First-years: Only if you will graduate in 2029 and your degree requires an industrial placement.

Pay not stated by the organiser

Length: 12 months

Read the job descriptions and apply to the one business function you most want; only your first application is considered.

You apply.

Students finishing the penultimate year of their degree who will go back to university after the placement. Any subject, except research and development roles, which ask for a science, data, materials or engineering degree.

First-years: Only when the first year is the penultimate year of the course.

£27,898 a year

Length: 12 months

A bonus at the end of the placement

Subsidised gym membership at some sites

Staff shop discount

Paid holiday pro rata, rising after twelve weeks worked

A buddy and an experienced line manager

Apply on Berenberg's online recruitment system with your CV once applications open. Applications by email are not accepted.

You apply.

Penultimate-year students with a strong academic record from a leading university, some investment banking experience, knowledge of valuation and financial modelling, and full rights to work in the UK.

Not open to first-years.

Not yet checked.

Apply online to the London investment banking summer internship listed on the programme page.

You apply.

Not yet checked.

Not yet checked.

Pay not stated by the organiser

Length: 9 weeks

Apply on Berenberg's online recruitment system with your CV once applications open. Applications by email are not accepted.

You apply.

Penultimate-year students of any subject on course for a 2:1 or better, fluent in English and with full rights to work in the UK. Other languages, German above all, count in your favour.

Not open to first-years.

Not yet checked.

Apply online to the London Global Markets, Sales or Research summer internship listed on the programme page.

You apply.

Open to a range of backgrounds and degrees. The page sets no year of study, subject, grade or right-to-work rule; it asks for analytical and communication skills and counts Java, C++, Python or Matlab as a plus.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Pay not stated by the organiser

Length: 9 weeks

Apply through this posting on the UBS jobs site for the Global Markets internship in London.

You apply.

Bachelor's or master's students in their penultimate or final year, on track for a 2:1 or equivalent in their first degree. Any subject, with an interest in finance.

Not open to first-years.

Paid, amount not disclosed

Length: 10 weeks

Apply online, then complete the pre-interview assessment within five days of the email that sends it.

You apply.

Penultimate-year students who will finish an undergraduate or master's degree in 2028. The posting names no subject requirement.

Not open to first-years.

Paid, amount not disclosed

Length: 8 weeks

Apply online for up to two functions, then complete the pre-interview assessment within five days of the email that sends it.

You apply.

Students due to graduate in 2029 whose degree makes a long work placement compulsory.

First-years: Only if you will graduate in 2029 and your degree requires a long placement.

Pay not stated by the organiser

Length: 12 months

Apply online for up to two functions, then complete the pre-interview assessment within five days of the email that sends it.

You apply.

Students of any subject who will finish an undergraduate or master's degree in 2029.

First-years: Only if you will graduate in 2029.

Pay not stated by the organiser

Length: 1 weeks

Apply online to the London Investments or Risk summer internship listed on the programme page.

You apply.

Students keen to learn about asset management. The page names no year of study, subject, grade or right-to-work rule.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Not yet checked.

Apply on the fund's hiring page. Only applicants the fund takes forward are contacted.

You apply.

Students in at least their second year of study in business, finance, computer science or engineering, with an excellent academic record and fluent English. An earlier internship in a fast-paced setting is preferred.

Not open to first-years.

Paid, amount not disclosed

Length: 4, 5, 6 months

Free lunch every day in the office

Apply online early, as applications are screened as they arrive; the process starts with a Python coding challenge.

You apply.

Students graduating in 2027 or 2028 from a Bachelor's, Master's or PhD in economics, finance or a quantitative subject such as maths, physics, computer science or engineering. Python and Excel needed.

First-years: Only if you are due to graduate in 2027 or 2028.

Paid, amount not disclosed

Length: 10 weeks

Relocation help: an accommodation allowance and travel to and from the internship office

Visa sponsorship

Free meals in the London office; subsidised lunches in the other offices

Apply online to one of the London quantitative research internships listed on the programme page; the firm then places interns in a team.

You apply.

Not yet checked.

Not yet checked.

Not yet checked.

Send a CV and covering letter, then complete a short untimed exercise, an online test and a video interview.

You apply.

Mainly for students in their last year of college or their first two years at university. No actuarial knowledge is expected and you do not need to study a maths subject.

Open to first-years.

Not yet checked.

Apply through the link on the vacancy page.

You apply.

Students on track for at least a 2:2 in any subject, with 120 UCAS points or equivalent from their top three A levels.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Pay not stated by the organiser

Apply online from the opening date, and early, since applications close once places are filled.

You apply.

First-year university students, or second-year students on a four-year degree, on track for a 2:1 in any subject. Women and students of Black heritage are encouraged to apply.

Open to first-years.

Paid, amount not disclosed

Reasonable expenses covered

Apply online to the Summer Internship (2027) role before it closes.

You apply.

Penultimate-year students.

Not open to first-years.

Paid, amount not disclosed

Length: 8 weeks

Join DWP Digital's mailing list to hear about placements. The page does not say how or when to apply.

You apply.

Undergraduates on an IT, computer science, science, engineering or maths degree, taking a year out of their studies for the placement.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Paid, amount not disclosed

Length: 12 months

Apply to an HMRC digital industrial placement when places are advertised.

You apply.

Undergraduates taking a sandwich year in their degree, who go back to university afterwards to finish it.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Not yet checked.

Get your course tutor to agree to give a reference, then apply on the Institute's Flexi-Grant portal.

You apply.

Penultimate-year undergraduates at UK universities who are British citizens, on track for a 2:1, with data science, AI or programming skills, a tutor's support, and a lower socio-economic background. Security checks apply.

Not open to first-years.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Email SE Labs a cover letter on your interest in cyber security, ideally with a recommendation letter from a faculty member.

You apply.

University students and young adults interested in a career in cyber security. The page sets no rule on year of study, subject or nationality.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Apply to the advert on IQE's careers site before its closing date.

You apply.

Students on, or recent graduates of, a STEM degree such as engineering, physics, chemistry, materials science, maths or computer science, with an interest in a semiconductor career.

Open to first-years.

£12.80 an hour

Length: 3 months

Apply for one placement, then take the online assessment if you are invited. The pages do not say where to apply.

You apply.

Students on a 12-month placement within their studies who return to education after it. Graduates are pointed to graduate roles. No visa sponsorship; the graduate roles placements lead to need permanent UK work rights.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Paid, amount not disclosed

Length: 12 months

Pick the one placement role you most want and apply with your CV; only one application is allowed.

You apply.

Undergraduates aiming for civil engineering or quantity surveying, on an accredited degree in that field, on track for a 2:1 or better, with full UK work rights, and willing to travel and possibly relocate. Placements run only in the UK.

Open to first-years.

Paid, amount not disclosed

Length: 12 months

The page's general questions and answers, which also cover the graduate programme, mention a car or transport allowance in place of a company car; they do not say it applies to placements

The same general answers mention a mobility allowance for staff asked to relocate, explained at offer stage; they do not say it applies to placements

Register interest for the 2027 programme; the page does not yet say when or how applications open.

You apply.

For second-year students on a cognate degree. The placement lasts 12 months and counts towards APC experience.

Not open to first-years.

Pay not stated by the organiser

Length: 12 months

Register interest for the next scheme, then apply with a CV and short essay answers when applications open.

You apply.

University students in the year before they graduate or before they start a masters. You need your own right to work in the UK for the whole scheme, as Savills cannot sponsor a visa for it.

First-years: Only if the year after the scheme is your last year of study.

Paid, amount not disclosed

Length: 6 weeks

Apply once the 2027 summer placements are launched.

You apply.

Not yet checked.

Not yet checked.

Not yet checked.

Apply online with your CV and a note on why you want to join JCB, then take online tests and an assessment centre.

You apply.

Engineering students in their second or third year with at least one more university year still to come, on track for a 2:1 or better, with an unrestricted right to work in the UK. Business-related subjects are also considered.

Not open to first-years.

£25,000 a year

Length: 39 to 52 weeks

Applications are closed until the autumn. Join the Talent Community to be told when placement applications reopen.

You apply.

You need the right to work in the UK by the start date; AtkinsRéalis cannot sponsor a skilled worker visa for early careers. A student visa with work rights, no conditions that block the role and cover for the whole placement is accepted.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Not yet checked.

The page does not say how or when to apply.

You apply.

Aimed at second or third year civil engineering undergraduates who know structural theory well from first principles.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Pay not stated by the organiser

Length: 4, 12 months

Subsistence and accommodation paid when working away overnight

Register your interest on TfL's careers page to hear when the next intake opens. The 2026 intake has closed.

You apply.

Students who have finished at least one year of an ICE-accredited BEng or MEng in civil engineering or a closely related subject and are on course for a 2:1 or better.

First-years: Only once a full year of study is done. The page does not say whether that must be by the time you apply or by the start of the placement.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Register your interest on TfL's careers page. The page gives no application dates.

You apply.

Penultimate-year students on an ICE-accredited BEng or MEng in civil engineering or a closely related subject, on course for a 2:1 or better.

Not open to first-years.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Look for placement roles on the Carter Jonas vacancies page, mostly posted from September, and apply there.

You apply.

Students who will take the year-long placement as part of their degree. The page names no subject, year of study or other rule.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Paid, amount not disclosed

Length: 12 months

Apply online for the Placement Surveyor role with an application form, standard questions and your CV. No cover letter is needed.

You apply.

Students from any university on any course, including courses not accredited by the RICS or RTPI. The advert asks for a commitment to work towards chartered status and access to transport for site visits.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Pay not stated by the organiser

Length: 12 months

Applications for 2026 have closed. Register your details on the summer placement page to hear when the 2027 round opens.

You apply.

Aimed at first and second year university students, and at those about to begin a postgraduate course. The page names no subject.

Open to first-years.

Paid, amount not disclosed

Length: up to 12 weeks

Register your interest on TfL's careers page to hear when the next intake opens. The 2026 intake has closed.

You apply.

Second or penultimate-year students with two years of university done by September 2026, on course for a 2:2 or better in planning, urban design, geography, built environment or real estate. Finalists heading for a master's considered too.

Not open to first-years.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Register your interest on TfL's careers page. The page gives no application dates.

You apply.

University students on course for a 2:2 or better in urban planning, geography or a related built environment subject, who will have finished two years of university by September 2026.

Not open to first-years.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Register your interest with SSE; the page does not yet list an application window.

You apply.

Undergraduates who have completed their second year of a relevant business, engineering or STEM degree.

Not open to first-years.

Paid, amount not disclosed

Apply for one of the placements advertised on this page. Each host organisation recruits its intern through its own process.

You apply.

Students at a UK university whose graduation falls after September 2026.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Register your interest for the 2027 placement on Network Rail's early careers site. Applications for 2026 have closed.

You apply.

Students in their penultimate year at university who are on course for a 2:2 or better, in any subject.

Not open to first-years.

£22,932 a year

Register your interest on TfL's careers page to hear when the next intake opens. The 2026 intake has closed.

You apply.

Students or graduates on course for, or holding, a 2:2 or better in an IET-accredited electrical, electronic, systems or mechatronic engineering degree or a close subject. Mechanical engineers: systems stream only.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Register your interest on TfL's careers page to hear when the next intake opens. The page gives no application dates.

You apply.

Students or graduates with, or on course for, a 2:2 or better in an IET-accredited electrical, electronic, systems or mechatronic engineering degree or close subject. IET-accredited mechanical engineering degrees: systems stream only.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Register your interest on TfL's careers page to hear when the next intake opens. The 2026 intake has closed.

You apply.

Students who have finished at least one year of study and are on course for a 2:2 or better in an IMechE-accredited MEng or MSc in mechanical engineering or an equivalent subject.

First-years: Only once a full year of study is done. The page does not say whether that must be by the time you apply or by the start of the placement.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Register your interest on TfL's careers page to hear when the next intake opens. The 2026 intake has closed.

You apply.

Penultimate-year students on an IMechE-accredited MEng or MSc in mechanical engineering or an equivalent subject, on course for a 2:2 or better.

Not open to first-years.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Register your interest on TfL's careers page to hear when the next intake opens. The 2026 intake has closed.

You apply.

Women who are undergraduates in any year or master's students on course for a 2:2 or better in any subject, or who finished a bachelor's or master's with a 2:2 or better in the past year.

Open to first-years.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Apply to a placement advert on the Met Office careers site when recruitment opens.

You apply.

Undergraduates on a sandwich degree that includes a placement year. Each placement advert sets its own subject needs.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Pay not stated by the organiser

Length: 12 months

Pick a placement area and apply through that placement's own job advert.

You apply.

Undergraduate or integrated master's students taking a year in industry. Laboratory placements need a biology or life science course and a year finished; clinical study administration a life science and the first or second year finished.

First-years: Laboratory and clinical study administration placements need at least your first year finished. DMPK, statistics and biometrics give no year rule.

Pay not stated by the organiser

Length: 12 months

Apply to Cogent Skills, which recruits for the programme, employs the successful students and places them at Lonza.

You apply through a matching portal.

Undergraduates on a degree with an integrated year in industry, predicted a 2:1 or better in a relevant science or engineering subject.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Paid, amount not disclosed

Length: 12 months

Discounted gym membership

Social events

Apply and give the postcode you will be staying at during the placement, which Well uses to find a pharmacy near you.

You apply.

MPharm students in their first, second or third year. Applicants must already have the right to work in the UK and show proof when they apply.

Open to first-years.

£8.88 an hour

Length: 6 weeks

Agree a project with a supervisor who has been an Early Career or Full member for 12 months (6 if multiyear), then start the joint application and invite them.

You and your supervisor apply together.

Middle years of a degree in biochemistry, molecular bioscience or a related subject; not first or final year. You need not be a member. Your supervisor must have been an Early Career or Full member for 12 months (6 if a multiyear member).

Not open to first-years.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Be an undergraduate member (or have applied), find a supervisor who has been a Society member for at least three years, then upload the completed form yourself.

You apply.

Undergraduate Society members, or with a membership application pending, in the UK or abroad. Supervisor: a Society member of at least three years who is an Early Career Member in a post-doctoral position, a Full Member or a Fellow.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

£427 a week

Length: up to 8 weeks

Agree a project with a host supervisor in the UK or Republic of Ireland, write the proposal with their guidance, then email the form and support letters.

You apply.

Undergraduates at the time of applying, registered for a programme of study in the UK or the Republic of Ireland. The supervisor must also be based in the UK or the Republic of Ireland. One application per host lab.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

£340 a week

Length: up to 8 weeks

Plan a project with a supervisor at your university, pass the eligibility checker, then fill in the form. Leave your supervisor 5 working days to submit it.

You and your supervisor apply together.

Low-income undergraduates at 18 Scottish institutions, in the penultimate year or year 3 or 4 of a five-year degree, whose permanent home was in Scotland before university and still is. Scottish schooling or a tie is also needed.

Not open to first-years.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Find a research group leader to host you, agree the project together, then apply on the Society's portal. You both need to be members.

You and your supervisor apply together.

Undergraduates in any year but their first and final. You and your host group leader both have to be Genetics Society members. The page is unclear on whether the host must be a UK university or can be a research institute.

Not open to first-years.

£425 a week

Length: up to 8 weeks

Up to £750 towards the costs the host laboratory takes on

A funded place at the Society's summer school workshop, with UK travel, accommodation and meals covered

A carer's award towards childcare or other caring costs, if you need one

Submit an expression of interest, provisionally agree a project with an Imperial academic, then complete the application form that is sent to you.

You apply.

Full-time Imperial undergraduate degree students, in any year. The page excludes visiting, intercalating and external students, though its table seems to admit visiting Turkish medical students to the medical bursary.

Open to first-years.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

A supervisor who has been a Full or Full Concessionary Member of the Society for at least a year applies on your behalf and names you.

Your supervisor applies for you.

Bioscience, medical, dental or veterinary undergraduates. BSc: at least two years completed and final year not started when the studentship begins. MSci: final year not started.

First-years: No for BSc students: two years of study must be completed before the studentship starts. The page gives no minimum year for MSci students.

£461.30 a week

Length: 6 to 8 weeks

Up to £400 for research consumables, awarded to the supervisor

Apply for the School of Law research project before the deadline. Applications are judged on the skills and knowledge they show, so tailor yours.

You apply.

Students of the Queen Mary School of Law only: LLB students in their second, third or fourth year, and LLM students.

Not open to first-years.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Hold an eligible RSC membership before you submit (student membership is free). Read the Guidance for Applicants and the FAQ fully before you begin.

You apply.

Middle years of a first undergraduate degree in the chemical sciences, registered at a UK or Republic of Ireland institution. No previous degree. You must be an RSC member (student membership is free). No other funding for the same project.

Not open to first-years.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Apply online for the role you want with a CV and a covering letter, then a video interview and a final panel interview.

You apply.

Undergraduates who are required to take a placement year, or have asked for one, and who go back to finish the degree afterwards. You need the right to live and work in the UK for the placement.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Not yet checked.

Apply online for the role you want with a CV and a covering letter. Interviews follow.

You apply.

Students in full-time study at university who go back to finish their undergraduate degree after the placement. You need the right to live and work in the UK for the placement.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Not yet checked.

Apply to the Crick yourself once applications open. The page does not yet give the form, what it asks for or whether you need references.

You apply.

Second year of a UK bachelor's or integrated master's, third year in Scotland, or second year of medicine, with a majority of 2:1 grades so far. You must also meet at least one of three widening participation criteria.

Not open to first-years.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Linked to the London Living Wage

Length: 9 weeks

Accommodation in London, arranged and paid for by the Crick if required

Five days of leave during the nine weeks, if agreed with your supervisor

The ICR's page does not list the steps. It links to its guidance on how to apply and to a list of research groups taking applicants.

You apply.

Undergraduates at a UK higher education institution in a middle year of their degree: year 2 of a three-year course, or year 2 or 3 of a four-year course. First-year and final-year students cannot apply.

Not open to first-years.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Get a Cambridge supervisor to agree to host you first, then submit your own application naming them and your referee.

You apply.

Undergraduates at a university in a Bologna Process country, including the UK, not in the first or final year of a first degree before taking part and without a bachelor's degree, with a supervisor's support and an interest in a PhD.

Not open to first-years.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Apply online with your education and work history, then finish the online assessment it sends you before the closing date.

You apply.

Penultimate-year undergraduates in any subject, on track for a 2:1, with AAB (136 UCAS points) or equivalent at A level and seven GCSEs at grade 6 or above, including Maths and English.

Not open to first-years.

£500 a week

Length: 2 weeks

Apply for the vacation scheme or the training contract, not both. Scheme applicants go to an assessment centre first.

You apply.

The page sets no year, subject or grade rule. Applicants must be ready to start a training contract with the firm in September 2029.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Not yet checked.

Check you are a first-year undergraduate, then apply online while the window is open.

You apply.

First-year undergraduates studying any subject. Second-year students on four-year courses are excluded.

Open to first-years.

Pay not stated by the organiser

Fill in the online application form and take the online test during the window; the firm then reviews applications before inviting students.

You apply.

First-year students, or second-year students on a four-year course, studying law or any other subject.

Open to first-years.

Pay not stated by the organiser

Accommodation for students who cannot commute to London

Travel expenses covered

Complete the online application form before the deadline; applications are all reviewed after it closes.

You apply.

Penultimate-year and final-year students and graduates in any subject. The firm usually looks for AAB at A level or equivalent and consistent 2:1s, averaging 63% or more in each module and year.

First-years: Only when the first year is the penultimate year of the course.

£500 a week

Length: 2 weeks

A trainee buddy in each practice area

Complete the online application form before the deadline; applications are all reviewed after it closes.

You apply.

Penultimate-year and final-year students and graduates in any subject. The firm usually looks for AAB at A level or equivalent and consistent 2:1s, averaging 63% or more in each module and year.

First-years: Only when the first year is the penultimate year of the course.

£500 a week

Length: 3 weeks

A trainee buddy in each practice area

Apply online before the deadline. You may make only one application this cycle across Lift Off, the vacation schemes and the training contract.

You apply.

Penultimate-year and final-year students and graduates in any subject. The firm looks for at least AAB at A level or equivalent and a 2:1 at degree level, predicted or achieved.

First-years: Only when the first year is the penultimate year of the course.

£500 a week

Length: 2 weeks

Apply online before the deadline. You may make only one application this cycle across Lift Off, the vacation schemes and the training contract.

You apply.

Penultimate-year and final-year students and graduates in any subject. The firm looks for at least AAB at A level or equivalent and a 2:1 at degree level, predicted or achieved.

First-years: Only when the first year is the penultimate year of the course.

£500 a week

Length: 3 weeks

Apply online before the deadline. You may make only one application this cycle across Lift Off, the vacation schemes and the training contract.

You apply.

Final-year students and graduates in any subject. The firm looks for at least AAB at A level or equivalent and a 2:1 at degree level, predicted or achieved.

Not open to first-years.

£500 a week

Length: 2 weeks

Apply online, then complete online tests, a recorded video interview and a virtual assessment centre.

You apply.

Law students from their penultimate year, and non-law students from their final year; graduates of either can also apply.

Not open to first-years.

Paid, amount not disclosed

Length: 2 weeks

Apply once for the Academy year with three written answers, a video presentation and two timed video questions.

You apply.

For people from groups underrepresented at the Bar who are serious about a career as a barrister. Every candidate must be able to give photo ID, proof of address and a professional headshot. No stage of study is set.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Not yet checked.

Apply through the link in the OPSS recruitment post, stating your preferred role areas and office.

You apply.

Penultimate-year students whose degree gives the option of a year in industry. The page is especially keen on data, computing, economics, maths, English, history, politics, electrical and mechanical engineering, chemical science and law.

Not open to first-years.

Eligibility is as of the 2025 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Complete the application form attached to the vacancy page before the closing date.

You apply.

Students. The page sets no subject, year of study or university rule. It asks for strong communication, teamwork and numerical analysis skills, and says a high level of skill in both Word and Excel is essential.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Watch the internship page for the next round and apply to the Institute when it opens.

You apply.

Undergraduate or master's students. The Institute favours a quantitative subject and an interest in education or public policy, and some research experience helps.

Open to first-years.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

Apply online with a CV and covering letter naming your three preferred teams and your preferred office. Reviewing starts on 28 September 2026.

You apply.

University students of economics, finance or a related subject who expect a 2:1 or better and can spend a year on a full-time placement. Fluent English is essential; the firm also wants sound economic theory, Excel and data skills.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Pay not stated by the organiser

Length: 12 months

Apply to MI5 for its internship, or to GCHQ for theirs. You can apply to only one of the two.

You apply.

Penultimate- or final-year university students in 2026/27 from both an ethnic minority background and a socially or economically disadvantaged background, as the page defines them. British citizens only, dual nationals included.

Not open to first-years.

£4,849 per session

Up to four days of paid leave during the internship

Free accommodation for interns who do not live within a reasonable commute

Register your interest with Royal Navy recruitment, then take the aptitude test, an interview, the Admiralty Interview Board and a four-day preparation course.

You apply.

School leavers in their last year before university, and undergraduates up to the end of year two of an approved engineering-based Bachelors degree at a UK university. Set GCSE grades and 96 UCAS points are needed.

Open to first-years.

£5,000 a year

University tuition fees paid, up to a yearly cap

Training pay for up to 45 days a year as a member of a University Royal Naval Unit

A guaranteed place on Royal Navy Initial Officer Training at Britannia Royal Naval College after the degree

Check the Society's vacancies page or sign up for job alerts, and apply to an internship when one is advertised.

You apply.

Open to undergraduates and graduates. The page sets no subject, year of study or right-to-work rule.

First-years: not stated by the organiser.

Not yet checked.

Watch the agency's internships page and social media for the next vacancy, then apply to it.

You apply.

Not yet checked.

Not yet checked.

Paid, amount not disclosed

Length: 3 months

Applications are closed for now. Watch the Alliance's internship page for the next round.

You apply.

Undergraduate or Masters students of physics, maths, chemistry, engineering or computer science who are interested in teaching. Selection checks suitability to work with children.

Open to first-years.

Pay not stated by the organiser

Length: 3 weeks

Apply to the partnership when applications open. Applicants who meet the criteria are invited to a short online interview.

You apply.

UK university students in year two, three or four of a STEM or modern languages degree, or on a master's, keen to teach a listed secondary subject. Every applicant must study a subject containing that content or have a strong A level in it.

Not open to first-years.

Eligibility is as of the 2026 cycle and is not yet confirmed for 2027.

Not yet checked.

When recruitment opens, apply through the platform of Wellcome's social mobility partner, upReach.

You apply through a matching portal.

Current undergraduates who are not in their final year, who can attend the whole programme and are allowed to work in the UK. Past Wellcome interns cannot apply.

Open to first-years.

Linked to the London Living Wage

Length: 8 weeks

Help with eligible travel and accommodation costs for working at the London office