FAQs
What is the location of the internship?
The internship is located in Munich, Germany.
What are the primary responsibilities of the intern in this role?
The intern will support with analyzing data on natural disasters, review scientific literature on climate change, assess climate policy developments, participate in innovative projects, and help create reports and presentations for stakeholders.
What academic qualifications are required to apply for the internship?
Candidates must be currently enrolled in a master’s program with a strong academic background in physics, geosciences, environmental sciences, meteorology, statistics, or sustainability finance.
Is familiarity with IPCC reports important for this position?
Yes, familiarity with evaluating IPCC reports is considered a plus for this role.
Are there any language requirements for this internship?
Proficiency in English is mandatory, and knowledge of French and/or Spanish is considered an asset.
What skills are essential for an intern in this position?
Essential skills include analytical and abstract thinking, proficiency in MS Office applications (especially Excel and PowerPoint), meticulous work habits, strong numerical skills, and the ability to work collaboratively and independently.
Will I have opportunities for continuous learning in this role?
Yes, continuous learning is emphasized as a key differentiator, and the company supports the development of new skills.
Are international students eligible to apply for this internship?
Yes, but students from countries outside the EU require a German residence/work permit.
Does Munich Re prioritize diversity and inclusion in its hiring process?
Yes, Munich Re embraces diversity, equity, and inclusion and is convinced that differences foster innovation and resilience.
Who should candidates contact for more information regarding the internship?
Candidates can contact Oksana Kern or Silke Rößler at the Coordination Students Program at Münchener Rückversicherungs-Gesellschaft in Munich.