Internships job search

Search and discover exclusive student internships tailored to your degree and career goals.

Launch your career with GRB, the UK’s leading platform for student internships. We connect ambitious students with high-quality internship jobs across every major industry – from summer internships at fast-growing start-ups to paid internships with leading global employers. Whether you’re studying engineering, business, science, marketing, or anything in between, you’ll find valuable experience that enhances your CV and helps you stand out.

Our internships are carefully selected to offer real responsibility, skill-building opportunities, and meaningful career insight. Whether you want a short-term summer internship or a flexible part-time role alongside your studies, GRB makes it easy to search, filter, and apply for roles that match your goals.

Get the career you deserve by browsing the latest student internships by subject, industry, location, or salary. New roles are added weekly – so register your free talent profile today and stay ahead of the competition.

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Revolut

Internship Programme 2027 – Software Engineer (Java)

Updated: September 8, 2026

London

£Competitive

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Barclays Bank

Banking Summer Internship Programme 2027

Updated: September 8, 2026

London

£Competitive

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Mizuho Banking

Global Markets Summer Internship

Updated: September 3, 2026

London

£Competitive

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Mizuho Banking

Global Transaction Banking Summer Internship

Updated: September 1, 2026

London

£Competitive

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Mizuho Banking

HR Summer Internship

Updated: September 1, 2026

London

£Competitive

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Mizuho Banking

Risk and Credit Risk Summer Internship

Updated: September 1, 2026

London

£Competitive

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Mizuho Banking

IT Developer Summer Internship

Updated: September 1, 2026

London

£Competitive

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Mizuho Banking

Finance Summer Internship

Updated: September 1, 2026

London

£Competitive

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Mizuho Banking

EMEA Operations Summer Internship

Updated: September 1, 2026

London

£Competitive

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Mizuho Banking

Business Analyst Summer Internship

Updated: September 1, 2026

London

£Competitive

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Mizuho Banking

Banking Summer Internship

Updated: September 1, 2026

London

£Competitive

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Augusta & Co

Investment Banking Intern

Updated: July 30, 2026

London

£Competitive

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Severn Trent

Summer Placements 2027 – Register Your Interest

Updated: July 14, 2026

Multiple

£24,460

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BlackRock

2027 Client and Product Summer Internship Programme

Updated: July 6, 2026

London

£Competitive

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BlackRock

2027 Summer Internship Programme

Updated: July 6, 2026

London

£Competitive

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Morgan Stanley

2027 Internship Programmes – Register Your Interest

Updated: June 18, 2026

Glasgow

£Competitive

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Jane Street

Tools & Compilers Research and Development Internship

Updated: June 1, 2026

London

£Competitive

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Roku

Summer Internship Opportunties

Updated: April 15, 2026

Cambridge

£Competitive

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Shell Global

Assessed Internship Programme

Updated: February 16, 2026

London

£Competitive

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Amazon

Internships for Graduates

Updated: January 15, 2026

London

£Competitive

Student internships FAQs

Find clear answers to common questions about internships, including when to apply, what to expect, and how to make your application stand out.

An internship is a short-term work experience designed to help students gain practical exposure in a professional setting. Most internships last between 4 to 12 weeks, often during summer breaks. They typically do not form part of your degree and are more flexible in structure. A placement year, on the other hand, is a full-time role lasting 9–12 months, usually taken between your second and final year as part of a “sandwich” course. Internships are a great way to explore industries, boost your CV, and build contacts before committing to a longer placement or graduate job.

It’s best to start looking for internships early in the academic year, particularly between October and January. Many large employers open summer internship applications in the autumn term and close them by December or January. Some roles, especially in finance, law, or consulting, fill quickly due to high competition. However, smaller firms may advertise later in the year or even in spring. Keep checking job boards regularly and prepare your CV and cover letter in advance. GRB updates internship opportunities throughout the year, so registering early helps you stay ahead of application deadlines.

Most internships, especially those listed by reputable employers, are paid. Pay rates vary depending on the industry, company size, and location, but students typically earn between £1,000 and £2,000 per month. Sectors like banking, tech, and engineering may offer even higher rates. Some internships also include perks such as travel expenses, lunch allowances, or training. Unpaid internships still exist, especially in creative sectors, but they are becoming less common and are discouraged for full-time roles. GRB only lists paid internships to ensure students gain meaningful experience without financial strain.

Yes, but it depends on your academic schedule and time management. While most internships take place during summer breaks, some part-time internships are available during term time. These roles are often more flexible, allowing you to work one or two days a week or remotely. If you plan to take on an internship during term time, be sure to balance it with your university workload. Speak to your course tutor for advice if needed. Term-time internships can be a great way to build experience gradually and gain insight into industries of interest.
Nearly every industry offers internship opportunities for students. Popular sectors include finance, consulting, marketing, engineering, IT, law, science, media, and public relations. Internships are also available in more niche areas like publishing, charity work, fashion, and environmental sustainability. Whether you’re studying a technical subject or a creative field, there are internships that match your skills and interests. GRB lists a wide range of internships, and you can filter roles by sector, degree relevance, or location to find the best fit for your goals.

Internships can be very competitive, especially with top employers and in industries like finance or media. To stand out, start applying early and tailor your CV and cover letter to each role. Highlight relevant academic achievements, part-time jobs, volunteering, or extracurricular activities that show transferable skills. Show enthusiasm, research the company thoroughly, and demonstrate what you hope to gain from the experience. Practise answering common interview questions and ask for feedback if possible. GRB’s career advice section is packed with useful tips to help you create a strong, professional application.

Yes, many internships lead directly to graduate job offers. Employers often use internships to assess candidates for future roles and may fast-track high-performing interns into graduate schemes. Even if an offer isn’t guaranteed, completing an internship significantly improves your chances of landing a graduate job elsewhere. You gain practical experience, industry insights, and professional contacts – all of which boost your CV. It also helps clarify what kind of work environment and role suits you best, giving you an edge in future applications and interviews.
Yes, but opportunities may be more limited compared to those available to second or final-year students. Some employers offer insight days or week-long taster programmes specifically for first-years, often in fields like law, finance, and consulting. These shorter internships can help you understand the industry and prepare for more competitive summer roles in later years. If you’re in your first year, focus on building your CV with part-time work, volunteering, or university projects, while keeping an eye out for any early-careers internship opportunities listed on GRB.
A typical internship includes working on real tasks alongside full-time staff. Depending on the company and role, you might support a project team, assist with research, contribute to reports, or help with marketing campaigns. Interns often attend meetings, receive training, and gain insight into the company’s day-to-day operations. Some internships include a final project or presentation. You’ll be expected to take initiative, learn quickly, and work professionally. The aim is to develop your skills and gain hands-on experience that prepares you for graduate roles in the future.

To write a strong CV for internships, keep it clear, concise, and focused on your strengths. Start with a short personal profile highlighting your academic background and career goals. List your education, any part-time jobs, volunteering, or extracurriculars that show relevant skills. Use bullet points and strong action verbs to describe your achievements. Tailor your CV for each application by aligning your experience with the job description. Avoid generic templates and proofread carefully. GRB offers CV advice and guides to help you craft an impressive, professional application that gets noticed.

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