ESO Fully Funded Science Communication Internship 2025
Good news! The ESO Science Communication Internship is now accepting applications. We will go into great depth regarding this internship, its advantages, and the application process in this post.
International students can apply for the fully funded ESO Science Communication Internship 2025. The internship lasts for three months, with a maximum of six months. A monthly stipend will be provided by the internship to cover living expenses, lodging, and the cost of transportation back to and from your home station.
Outreach initiatives for the organization are handled by the ESO Education and Public Outreach Department (ePOD). Press releases and broadcast material for the media are only a few of the many programs and activities that are employed to satisfy the unique needs of print, television, and online media. In addition to producing excellent printed materials like books, brochures, annual reports, newsletters, posters, and more, ePOD uses a multimedia approach to public engagement.
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Formally known as the European Organisation for Astronomical Research in the Southern Hemisphere, the European Southern Observatory (ESO) is an intergovernmental research organization for ground-based astronomy that consists of 16 countries. Since its founding in 1962, ESO has given astronomers access to the southern sky and cutting-edge research facilities.
ESO Internship Overview
- Organization(s): ESO
Germany is the location, and the internship’s main focus is on frontline astronomy projects’ science communication.
- Internship Period: The internship lasts between three and six months.
The deadline for the internship is December 31, 2024.
Benefits of an ESO Internship
The ESO Science Communication Internship will give you:
- A living expense grant each month.
- Room and board.
- The price of traveling back to and from your home station.
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Qualifications for the ESO Internship
The following requirements must be met by applicants for the ESO Science Communication Internship:
English is one of the required languages. You must speak and write English fluently.
• All nations in the world are eligible.
• We are seeking individuals who wish to obtain expertise in frontline astronomical science communication.
• You should have some prior experience writing in English about science, especially when it comes to educating the public about astronomy or other physical disciplines.
• In order to comprehend scientific articles, you should also possess an understanding of astronomy.
You need to be proficient with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint). Preferred candidates are those who are enrolled in or have recently finished a university degree in science, science journalism, or science communication.
• Communicate orally and in writing in a clear, succinct, and timely manner.
• Work under time constraints and meet predetermined standards and deadlines.
• Work alone as well as collaboratively.
• Establish positive working relationships with individuals from various disciplines and cultural backgrounds.
How to Apply for a Job at ESO
To be considered for the ESO Science Communication Internship, please adhere to the following application guidelines:
1. Use this link to apply online.
2. Fill out the English-language applications.
3. Your resume and a motivation letter are included in the application.
4. Additionally, please provide samples of your work; applications that do not include samples will not be considered.
Web page
Please visit the official ESO Science Communication Internship website to learn more:
