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Join EU CyberNet: Internship Programme is Now Open!
EU CyberNet is launching it’s Summer Internship Programme for 2025 to offer meaningful opportunities for talented individuals interested in contributing to international cyber capacity building efforts. Applications for first positions are open until 12th May 2025.
Applicatons round for third and fourth tracks will not open due to great interest and strong candidates in first and second track of internship programme.
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EU CyberNet Summer Internship Programme 2025 runs on four specialized tracks to offer opportunities to contribute to EU cyber development cooperation project, and interesting challenges in international cooperation and cybersecurity.
Event Management
Assist in bringing ideas to life! You will gain practical experience in coordinating and managing events.
Intern will gain experience in:
Assisting in the planning and coordination of major international events such as CyberWeek @LAC4 2025, EU CyberNet Summer School, Women in CyberTech Camp, and more.
Coordinating logistics and liaising with partners and stakeholders.
Supporting speakers, participants and sponsors.
We are looking for interns with strong organizational and communications skills, including project management. Intern is fluent preferably in Spanish in addition to fluency in English.
Make learning easy! You will gain practical experience in drafting training concepts and making sense of data.
Intern will gain experience in:
Designing training plans and curricula for partner countries.
Reviewing trainer and participant feedback and evaluations.
Drafting concepts for capacity building programmes and trainings.
We are looking for interns with background in cyber or IT with analytical and data visualization skills, and interest in training methodologies, monitoring and evaluation.
Applications round to open in the upcoming weeks.
Communications & Outreach
Tell our story! You will gain practical experience in drafting communications products and producing audio-visual content.
Intern will gain experience in:
Assisting with project’s outreach efforts.
Drafting communications products.
Producing multimedia content such as photos, videos and visual graphics.
We are looking for interns with strong writing and editing skills in English who are familiar with basic graphic design and video editing as well as familiar with digital and social media platforms (WordPress, LinkedIN, X etc). Fluency in Spanish is bonus.
Applications round to open in the upcoming weeks.
Who are we looking for?
We are looking for motivated, well-organised, and analytical individuals with strong communications skills and a collaborative mindset. You should be fluent in English and have academic background or keen interest in international relations, cybersecurity, capacity building, communications or project management. Depending on the track, additional languages (Spanish) or familiarity with tools like Canva or WordPress are a plus.
Internships are full-time positions with a small remuneration, and are remote-based or based in either EU CyberNet HQ in Tallinn, Estonia or LAC4 Centre in Santo Domingo, the Dominican Republic. Remote interns are required to have some availability during the working hours of European timezones.
What do we offer?
At EU CyberNet, you will gain hands-on experience in an EU-funded international project working across continents. You’ll be part of mission-driven team with global reach, tackling challenges in cybersecurity capacity building. This is a unique opportunity to grow your professional network, sharpen your skills, and make an impact.
Applications for first two track are open until 12th May 2025. Final two tracks will open in the upcoming weeks.
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EU CyberNet organised a capture-the-flag (CTF) exercise this week in Fiji to introduce cybersecurity to youth as part of its contribution to the Fiji National Cybersecurity and Resilience Convention as well as engaged in sessions on youth employment and online safety.
EU CyberNet co-organised a workshop this week in Canberra, Australia bringing together six Pacific Island Countries to strengthen the resilience of critical infrastructure against the combined effects of climate change, cyber threats and emerging technologies.
EU CyberNet Winter School 2027 will take place from 27 to 29 January in Tomar, Portugal. The 2nd edition, titled “Governing Agentic AI: From Oversight to Operational Resilience”, focuses on how organisations can adopt artificial intelligence (AI) and agentic systems while ensuring the continuous delivery of services during disruptions in AI systems.
EU CyberNet, in partnership with the Czech National Cyber and Information Security Agency (NUKIB), the Delegation of the European Union to Australia and the embassies of Estonia and the Czech Republic to Canberra, is organising a workshop this week in Canberra, Australia, bringing together six Pacific Island Countries to strengthen cybersecurity and climate resilience of critical infrastructure.
EU CyberNet has released Episode #2 in its Expert Podcast Series. The episode titled “If AI Fails Tomorrow, Can Your Public Services Still Run?” discusses the Institutional AI Dependency Test that is an evidence-led governance exercise for cyber resilience. The episode features Andra T. Alcalá and is hosted by LAC4 Partnerships and Technical Engagement Manager Leonardo Ortega.
The 4th EU CyberNet Crash Course, titled “OSINT in the Age of AI” and led by EU CyberNet instructor Ago Ambur explored how open-source intelligence (OSINT) is changing through artificial intelligence (AI).
