Internship Programme

SPOT Nordic offers project-based internships in Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and Norway for students and recent graduates interested in developing skills within an international, interdisciplinary, and intercultural environment.

Develop your project and gain international experience in the Nordic Countries.

Candidate Profile

Bachelor’s or Master’s student undertaking a curricular internship;
or
Recent graduate seeking a short-term internship;
Strong interest in international cooperation between Portugal and the Nordic countries;
Fluency in English is required. Proficiency in Portuguese and/or a Nordic language is considered an advantage.

Available Areas

Marketing and Communication
Design
International Relations
Political Science
European Studies
International Politics and Business
International Business Development
Administrative Management
Finance and Accounting
Data Analysis
Artificial Intelligence

What We Offer

Professional experience in an international context;
Ongoing guidance and mentorship throughout the internship;
Possible financial support, in accordance with the applicable legislation in each country;
On-site experience in Denmark, Sweden, Finland, or Norway.

Application Form

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

The duration of the internship is defined according to the legal requirements of each country and the candidate’s status (student or recent graduate).

📝 Selection Process

Submission of the application through the application form;
Academic and motivational profile assessment;
Interview with the SPOT Nordic team;
Alignment of agreements between the educational institution and/or job center.

For further information, please contact: office.admin@spotnordic.eu

Former experiences

Daniela Murteira, former Intern (set 2025 - jan 2026) and current student assistant in Science Diplomacy at SPOT Nordic, shares her experience and perspective on how the programme has contributed to her personal and professional development, as well as to her master’s degree in International Politics and Governance at Roskilde University

Blog Article