Mandatory Internship in Communications and Socio-Political Research

• Research on socio-political, organizational, and historical topics
• Create and edit content for the website, online magazine, and social media
• Manage and further develop social media channels, including topic research, editorial planning, and post preparation
• Maintain and further develop websites, including structuring, preparing, and migrating content
• Conduct research and provide support for communications projects, such as press relations, public relations, and digital services
• Prepare events and projects
• Take on organizational and administrative tasks at the national office
• Prepare and, where applicable, support events and public-facing engagements
• Contribute to historical projects, including research and, by prior arrangement, individual assignments in the archive
• Support the team depending on current projects and the interns’ interests

• Mandatory internship as part of a degree program
• Degree program, for example, in political science, social sciences, communications or media studies, history, philosophy, economics, or a related field
• Interest in socio-political issues and civil society work
• Structured and reliable approach to work
• Excellent German skills (at least C1 level), particularly strong written communication skills
• Résumé and details of the desired internship period
• Confirmation from the university that the internship is mandatory

• Insight into the work of a nationwide humanist association
• Opportunity to contribute to topics related to humanism and human rights
• Insight into collaboration with regional associations and civil society organizations
• Flexible remote working arrangements
• Fully remote; individual appointments or projects may optionally be attended on site in Berlin or Brandenburg