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Weber Shandwick Brussels is offering a six-month paid internship in EU Public Affairs under a CIP contract. The role provides exposure to policy analysis, stakeholder engagement and editorial work across sustainability, technology and health portfolios.
The trainee will join a collaborative team, support client requests, draft policy insights and contribute to campaigns. Fluency in English is required; other EU languages are a plus. Brussels based with hybrid work policy.
Our Weber Shandwick Brussels team works at the intersection of EU policy, business and public debate. We help clients understand and navigate complex policy and regulatory developments, engage relevant stakeholders, shape public affairs strategies and communicate complex issues clearly across our Sustainability, Technology and Health portfolios.
Weber Shandwick is a leading global communications network that delivers next-generation solutions to brands, businesses, and organizations in major markets around the world. As part of the wider Omnicom Group, we combine global reach with a strong local footprint - serving clients both locally and internationally.
We are looking for a smart, curious and proactive intern to join our Brussels team for a six-month paid traineeship (CIP framework contract) starting in late October/November 2026.
Our reputation for delivering engaging campaigns that strike up conversations between policy makers and companies means we're working with an enviable client list across a diverse range of sectors. Areas include climate and energy transition, social policy, transport and mobility, circular economy, digital policy, AI, data, connectivity and other emerging technology issues. Depending on client needs, there may also be opportunities to contribute to projects involving trade, financial services, agriculture and other regulated sectors.
The precise mix of work will depend on available client projects and team priorities; you would not be expected to have expertise across every topic listed above. Typical tasks would include:
You will be introduced to client teams early in the traineeship and will gain experience across EU public affairs, policy analysis, stakeholder engagement and communications. The traineeship is structured around a formal training programme, with regular feedback and development support.
This is a full-time professional traineeship (CIP contract) in Brussels and cannot be combined with ongoing university studies or another full-time work commitment. Applicants must hold existing authorisation to work in Belgium; we are not able to provide visa sponsorship or accept candidates who require a graduate search visa under the CIP framework.
We appreciate the time taken to apply for the role and your recent interest in Weber Shandwick. We will review all applications and be in touch with those who have been shortlisted to the next stage.
Unfortunately, down to volume, we are not able to get back to everyone individually so if you have not heard back from us unfortunately you have not been successful on this occasion and wish you all the best in your search
Weber Shandwick is an Equal Opportunities Employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, colour, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin or disability status.