Conservation ESIA Intern — Research & Analysis (Zeist)

Wereld Natuur Fonds (WWF/ WNF); Zeist; On-site; EUR 5,600 - 6,700; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

550 EUR monthly allowance

Job summary

WWF-NL is seeking an English-speaking master’s student for an internship in Zeist to support Environmental and Social Impact Assessments for Conservation. The role involves literature reviews, stakeholder mapping, interviews, and developing practical recommendations to strengthen conservation outcomes.

The internship runs Jan/Feb with 3–5 days per week and requires presence at least one day in the WWF office.

Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in a WO master’s programme in a relevant field (e.g., environmental sciences, conservation, sustainable finance, economics).
• Strong research and analytical skills, with ability to synthesize complex information and identify data gaps.
• Affinity with biodiversity conservation and environmental governance.
• Excellent written and spoken English.
• Comfortable working in an international, multidisciplinary environment.

Responsibilities

• Conduct literature reviews on relevant mechanisms, approaches and practices.
• Map stakeholders and support interviews.
• Carry out interviews and synthesize findings.
• Identify opportunities and practical recommendations for WWF-NL.
• Prepare concise reports and visual materials for internal use.
• Support development of presentations and infographics during the exploratory phase.

Skills

Research skills

Analytical skills

English proficiency

Stakeholder interviewing

Education

Master’s student

Job description

WWF-NL is seeking an English-speaking master’s student for an internship in Zeist to support Environmental and Social Impact Assessments for Conservation. The role involves literature reviews, stakeholder mapping, interviews, and developing practical recommendations to strengthen conservation outcomes.

The internship runs Jan/Feb with 3–5 days per week and requires presence at least one day in the WWF office.