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European Committee of the Regions: Study visits

European Committee of the Regions

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Grade
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Contract
Traineeship
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Deadline
No deadline listed
Location
Brussels, Belgium
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Study visits at the European Committee of the Regions let students discover how local and regional authorities contribute to EU legislation while gaining first-hand experience with an EU consultative body. Applicants must either provide proof of external funding or show that the visit is an integral part of their education.

Why this role matters

The study visit allows students to see how local and regional authorities shape EU legislation and to gain direct experience of an EU consultative body.

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What you would do

  • Discover the geographical dimension of EU policies.
  • Reinforce academic preparation with first-hand experience of the work of an EU consultative body.
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Eligibility snapshot

Must have

  • Provide proof of funding from another body (scholarship, grant, etc.) or proof that the study visit is an integral part of education.
  • EU citizenship (third-country citizens may apply and be selected only in exceptional cases).
  • Hold at least a Bachelor's degree or have completed half of a Bachelor's degree deemed relevant to the CoR's work.
  • Excellent knowledge of one EU official language and satisfactory knowledge of French or English.
  • In order to be accepted for a study visit, applicants must either.
  • Or provide proof that the study visit is an integral part of their education (for example, if the study visit is required as part of thesis research or to complete the course of studies).
  • The applicant has to hold at least a Bachelor's degree (or have completed half of a Bachelor's degree deemed relevant to the CoR's work).
  • University graduates who have obtained a full undergraduate academic degree, or have completed at least the third year of higher education (university or equivalent), by the closing date for applications.

Advantageous

  • Make sure that you fill in the mandatory fields, only provide correct information and check before you submit your application.
  • You will still be able to make changes to your form before the application deadline.
  • False statements will lead to rejection of the application or cancellation of the traineeship.
  • You are allowed to submit only one application per traineeship period.
  • Students looking to finalise their work project, or who are curious about how local and regional authorities contribute to EU legislation in fields such as Citizenship, Cohesion, Climate Change, Public Procurement and Security are welcome to apply for a study visit.
  • Study visits are an excellent opportunity to discover the geographical dimension of EU policies.
  • Moreover, they provide the occasion to reinforce academic preparation with first-hand experience with the work of an EU consultative body.In order to be accepted for a study visit, applicants must either.
  • Provide proof of funding from another body, such as a university, a public / private body or NGO, in the form of a scholarship, grant, etc.
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Application toolkit

Documents

  • Legible copy of passport or identity card.
  • Proof of obligatory health insurance cover for the whole study visit.
  • Copy of Bachelor's diploma or certificate attesting completion of at least half of the relevant Bachelor's degree training cycle.
  • Copies of proof of professional experiences mentioned in the application.
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Source notice

Home > Trainee > European Committee of The Regions: Study Visits European Committee of the Regions: Study visits Students looking to finalise their work project, or who are curious about how local and regional authorities contribute to EU legislation in fields such as Citizenship, Cohesion, Climate Change, Public…

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