European University Institute ICT Service Traineeships — 2027

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Avantages offerts par ce poste

Travel reimbursement

Canteen access

Facilities access

Monthly stipend

Résumé du poste

European University Institute (EUI) in Florence offers a paid ICT Service traineeship across Systems & Networks, Administrative Systems, and Web, Digital & Learning. The 12-month, full-time programme provides a EUR 1,540 monthly grant, travel reimbursement, and access to EUI facilities and canteen services.

The programme targets graduates with tech profiles and English at B2 level or higher, including IT support, enterprise systems, and web/digital services.

Qualifications

• Completed first-cycle university degree under EUI rules, with profile-relevant study such as Computer Engineering, Programming, Multimedia, IT or related fields.
• English at B2 or above is explicit for the described technical profiles.
• Certifications, project support, scripting/programming and modern web or AI-assisted development experience can strengthen relevant profiles.

Responsabilités

• Support infrastructure and end-user services depending on profile.
• Support enterprise administrative systems and data-quality workflows.
• Contribute to web, digital or learning technology services.
• Prepare documentation and support users.

Connaissances

IT support

Account administration

Enterprise systems

Process mapping

System testing

Data quality

Web technologies

APIs

Formation

First-cycle degree in Computer Engineering/Programming/Multimedia/IT or related fields

Description du poste

European University Institute ICT Service Traineeships — 2027

European University Institute · ICT Service

The PDF instructs applicants to refer to the official call announcement for the applicable deadline.

About This Opportunity

The European University Institute is recruiting paid ICT Service trainees in Florence across Systems & Networks, Administrative Systems and Web, Digital & Learning profiles, with a 12-month full-time programme and a EUR 1,540 monthly grant.

About the OpportunityThis EUI ICT Service call is an umbrella traineeship covering Systems & Networks, Administrative Systems, and Web, Digital & Learning rather than one generic IT role. Together the profiles reflect infrastructure, identity/access, helpdesk, enterprise systems, learning technology, integrations and digital services.

What You Will Work On

Systems & Networks work can include corporate email/account requests, digital workspaces, telephony, internal procedures, user support, digital training and project support.

Administrative Systems focuses on product/system management, process mapping, configuration, testing, validation, documentation, ticket analysis and data quality.

Web, Digital & Learning covers web and digital-service work, including modern frameworks, APIs and end-to-end service design.

Qualifications and Technical Background

Applicants need a completed first-cycle degree under the EUI rules, with profile-relevant study such as computer engineering, programming, multimedia, IT or related areas.

English at B2 or above is explicit for the described technical profiles.

Certifications, project support, scripting/programming and modern web or AI-assisted development experience can strengthen relevant profiles.

Compensation and Working Arrangements

The traineeships are full-time, Monday to Friday for eight hours per day, and normally last 12 months in Florence.

The grant is EUR 1,540 per month, with eligible travel reimbursement and EUI facilities/meal benefits.

Application Essentials

The PDF directs candidates to the EUI online process and asks them to consult the call announcement for profile-specific timing.

The call instructs applicants to consult the current EUI announcement for the applicable deadline and online application route.

Who This Opportunity Is Best Suited For

Applicant Fit Analysis

This call may suit recent IT graduates who can identify a clear fit: infrastructure/user-services for Systems & Networks, business systems/data-quality work for Administrative Systems, or web/digital services for Web, Digital & Learning.

Potential Challenges / Who May Find It Less Suitable

Because this is an umbrella call, daily work and preferred skills differ substantially between profiles.

Candidates should not assume software-development experience alone fits all three.

The 12-month Florence commitment is also significant.

Overall Opportunity Assessment

The call offers broad institutional IT exposure across infrastructure, enterprise systems and digital services with a defined grant.

The key practical issue is confirming the live profile-specific application timing.

systems and networks administrative systems web services digital learning IT support Florence

Level Entry

Time Commitment Full-time

Employment Type Traineeship

Contract Duration 12 months

Hours per Week 40

Organization Type University

Responsibilities

• Support infrastructure and end-user services depending on profile
• Support enterprise administrative systems and data-quality workflows
• Contribute to web, digital or learning technology services
• Prepare documentation and support users

Funding & Compensation

Amount EUR 1,540 / Per Month

Funding Type Stipend

Funding Status Paid

Period Per Month

Monthly grant Travel-expense reimbursement for eligible trainees from outside Florence Access to subsidized canteen/lunch arrangements Access to EUI facilities and training opportunities

Requirements

Education

Completed first-cycle university degree under the EUI rules, with profile-relevant technical study such as Computer Engineering, Programming, Multimedia, IT or related fields.

Experience

Technical Skills IT support Account administration Enterprise systems Process mapping System testing Data quality Web technologies APIs

General Skills

Time management Technical documentation User support Problem solving Project support

Soft Skills

Languages

• English · CEFR B2 · required

EUI traineeship nationality, degree-recency and language rules apply.