Activities and tasks shall include:

• Monitoring and reporting on political and policy developments in Spain
• Tracking public health initiatives at national and regional levels
• Attending and reporting on events and stakeholder meetings
• Following legislative activity: parliamentary questions, reports, proposals, and more
• Supporting our consultants with tailored research and ad-hoc insights

The candidates should fulfil the following criteria:

• Hold a first academic degree (or equivalent) in political science, law, economics, communications, or a related field; a higher degree is an asset.
• Possess relevant work experience, ideally gained in public institutions, government agencies, interest representation, consulting, or the healthcare sector.
• Demonstrate a genuine passion for political decision-making and public policy.
• Be proactive, well-organized, and comfortable managing multiple tasks and tight deadlines.
• Have excellent written and spoken command of both Spanish and English.
• Be proficient with digital tools, particularly Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
• Show a strong interest in health, nutrition, or social affairs—candidates are encouraged to highlight this in their application.

• Meaningful projects that contribute to public policy and society
• A collaborative and international work environment
• Opportunities to shape your career with mentorship and regular feedback
• A strong work-life balance and well-being initiatives
• A platform where your ideas matter and can help shape

• Duration: 6 months
• Contract: it is a must be able to sign an internship agreement with the University
• Start: Dec 2025/Jan 2026
• Hours: 09:00–18:00 (1-hour lunch break)
• Compensation: €800/month