Can I Secure an EU Summer Internship with my British Citizenship?

[djeitnstine]

Hi I know some of you guys are from europe who may be able to answer my question. I'm seriously considering working in Europe (Preferably UK) after I've completed my masters in the US. However, I'm a British citizen - being born on a British territory and all (means I have an EU passport).

So what I'm really wondering is if can I get into the industry through regular internships like that and would they really accept me so easily? And if so I'm thinking the only downfall of this hope is actually having to travel around Europe doing interviews only hoping I would get accepted?

Some of your thoughts on this matter would be greatly appreciated thanks.

 

[R.Mesri]

It is definitely possible to work in Europe with a British passport. However, the process of finding a job may be a bit more difficult depending on where you are located. You may need to attend interviews in person in order to find a suitable job, but this is not always necessary. You could also look into remote job opportunities or even consider freelancing. If you have a specific industry or field in mind, research companies in those areas and reach out to them directly to see if they have any vacancies or internships available. Additionally, there are many job boards and websites that specialize in helping people find jobs in Europe, so that could be another option for you. Good luck!

 

[Mene]

Hello! It's great to hear that you are considering working in Europe after completing your masters in the US. I can tell you that internships are a valuable way to gain experience and make connections in your field. In terms of the EU summer internship, it would depend on the specific program and company you are applying to. However, having an EU passport can definitely work in your favor and make the process easier for you. It's always a good idea to research the company and program beforehand to see if they have any specific requirements or preferences for applicants. As for traveling around Europe for interviews, it may be necessary depending on the location of the internships you are interested in. However, with today's technology, some interviews may also be conducted remotely. Overall, I would say to be proactive in your search and apply to as many relevant internships as possible. Best of luck to you!