Berlin
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Berlin, Germany
Germany’s capital of Berlin showcases a dynamic fusion of rich history and modern vibrancy. Spanning approximately 23 miles from north to south and 28 miles from east to west, Berlin is Germany’s largest city, shaped by the Spree River and encompassing diverse landscapes, from pine-tree studded woods to iconic landmarks like the television tower (pictured above) and Brandenburg Gate. Berlin’s architecture, ranging from Baroque to Bauhaus, reflects its ability to blend the modern with the traditional, creating a dynamic urban environment.
Berlin’s population is diverse, with a history of multiculturalism and immigration. The city’s economy has seen a resurgence in traditional industries, making it Germany’s largest industrial town. Modern transportation systems, including the S-Bahn and U-Bahn, connect Berlin to major European cities, while its airports, such as the newly expanded Berlin Brandenburg Airport, contribute to its status as a vital regional hub. Berlin’s unique blend of historical significance, cultural richness, and economic diversity positions it as a captivating destination at the heart of Europe.
Internship Duties & Sectors
Internship assignments vary and are highly customizable. Explore the dropdowns below to learn more about the unique characteristics this location has to offer for internships in each sector.
Art + Design
Discovering Berlin’s vibrant art and design scene involves exploring diverse neighborhoods, each adorned with street art, modern architecture, and iconic cultural institutions. The city boasts renowned museums and galleries, with the Berlin Arts Centre standing out as a hub for exceptional theatrical performances. The city’s landscape, shaped by its rich history and the transformative aftermath of the Cold War, offers a unique backdrop for artistic expression and innovative design.
Business + Accounting
Berlin’s economic strength lies in transportation-related industries, emphasizing sustainability-focused companies, aerospace, logistics, and computer science services. Family-friendly policies and a high quality of life further enhance Berlin’s attractiveness for businesses, exemplified by companies like Deutsche Bank, Germany’s largest bank, which values the city for its talent, cost-effectiveness, and vibrant entrepreneurial spirit.
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Education
Known for its outstanding educational excellence and innovative approaches, Berlin stands out as a premier choice for professionals aiming to expand their horizons and elevate their skill sets. Boasting high educational standards and a diverse range of programs, Berlin provides abundant opportunities for educators across all levels.
Journalism + Communications
As the birthplace of the modern printing press, Germany provides an unparalleled environment to delve into the publishing industry. Whether at a regional magazine or independent publishing house, working alongside industry experts grants you valuable knowledge and ensures world-class experience. By the end of your internship, you’ll be well-equipped for the next significant step in your media career. Berlin’s international setting immerses you in German culture, offering a rich experience.
NGO + Nonprofits
Embark on your entry into the nonprofit sector with valuable work experience in Berlin. As a European leader in corporate charitable contributions, Germany is celebrated for its generosity. Whatever your passion, whether it’s refugee integration, primary education, or addressing homelessness, Berliners are actively working to make a positive impact on the world, one step at a time.
Social Sciences
Berlin is dedicated to exploring fundamental societal issues, focusing on education, work, markets, migration, democracy, and international politics. Researchers collaborate across various disciplines, including sociology, political science, economics, law, and psychology. Berlin is a dynamic learning environment in one of Europe’s historically rich yet modern cities, fostering valuable connections with government, media, associations, and cultural institutions.
STEM + Healthcare
Berlin is widely considered to be one of the most important tech hubs in Europe, due to its thriving startup scene. There is a high number of tech companies that call Berlin home, and there has been a large influx of investments and talent into the city. Interns will be able to work at this modern and vibrant capitol city.
Europe
GEOGRAPHIC REGION
3.5 million
2020 POPULATION
German
OFFICIAL LANGUAGE
8 weeks
PROGRAM LENGTH
Shared furnished housing
HOUSING