European Union Blue Book Traineeships 2025 | Fully Funded

Posted July 7, 2026

About this opportunity

Opportunity Overview

Are you ready to take your career to the next level in the European Union? The European Union Blue Book Traineeships Program 2025 offers a unique opportunity for young professionals and graduates worldwide to gain valuable experience in various EU institutions. This fully-funded fellowship provides a monthly living allowance and hands-on experience working with the European Commission and the European Parliament. As a trainee, you'll have the chance to contribute to and learn from one of the world's most important political organizations, developing your professional skills and building your international connections. Whether you're passionate about law, economics, environmental policy, or international relations, this program is an incredible chance to grow personally and professionally. The program takes place in exciting cities like Brussels and Luxembourg, where you'll be immersed in Europe's rich culture and history. After completing the program, you'll be well-prepared for future jobs within EU institutions or other international organizations, with the Blue Book traineeship being a key step in your career path. So why wait? Apply now and take the first step towards an unforgettable experience in the European Union!

Benefits & Financial Aid

Monthly Stipend: €1376.89 per month
Living Expenses: The Fellowship organization may cover costs for visas, related medical expenses, and travel expenses to and from the traineeship location.

Eligibility Criteria

You must have completed a 3-year higher education degree (Bachelor’s level or equivalent).
Diplomas or certificates with final grades must be included in the application.
Proof of minimum EQF 6 level.
You should not have more than 6 weeks of work experience in any EU institution, body, agency, or delegation, with Members of the European Parliament, or Advocates General at the Court of Justice of the European Union.
You need a very good knowledge of two EU official languages. One must be a working language (English, French, or German) at the C1 or C2 level, and the second language at least at the B2 level.

Required Documents

Academic transcripts
Degree certificates
Recommendation letters
Personal statement
Passport copy
CV or resume
Recent passport-sized photo

How to Apply

Create an Account on the European Commission Authentication Service to start your application.
Sign in with username and password.
Fill in the sign-up form.
Complete and submit the application form along with supporting documents.
Click submit.
Check your email, including your spam folder, for a confirmation email.
For questions about your EU Login registration, see the EU Login FAQ page or contact eu-login-external-support@ec.europa.eu.
Complete and submit the application form along with supporting documents.
Submit your application using the Apply button below.

Application Deadline: 30th August 2024

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