DNB is a large organisation with social impact, positioned at the centre of both financial and economic developments. We employ 2,100 involved staff, each with their own background and expertise, making DNB a work environment where you can learn a lot and gain new experiences. Our interns have access to Young DNB. As part of this internal network for young DNB employees, you can share (professional) knowledge and participate in fun events. And finally, working at DNB means working in a beautiful office right in the bustling city centre of Amsterdam.

Just like our permanent employees, our interns come from various backgrounds. Whether you are majoring in communication, finance, physics, art history or law: DNB offers internship opportunities for almost any educational background.

A hands-on internship means you are a fully-fledged member of a DNB department that fits your educational background or interests. Your internship does not involve a course-specific assignment, but you do get to know all the aspects of the work done within that department. A research or graduate internship revolves around a specific research project established in deliberation with your college or university thesis supervisor and your DNB internship supervisor. You spend a large portion of your internship on your research and dissertation but you also get to experience all aspects of working at DNB.

Yes, of course! Wo-, hbo and mbo students receive a monthly allowance of € 650,- gross. This is based on 36 hours per week. You can then decide whether you work 4 x 9 hours or divide your hours over 5 working days. Do you not have a student travel product? Then we will reimburse your public transport costs.

Once you have completed your internship and both parties are pleased with the outcome, we will be happy to explore the possibilities. This may constitute a permanent position, subject to availability.

International students are welcome at DNB and can apply for any vacancy published in English. However, as we are the Dutch central bank, many departments within DNB are Dutch-oriented. If you want to apply for a vacancy published in Dutch, we require solid conversational skills in Dutch.

Didn't find an answer to your question? Get in touch with Christa de Vries at campusrecruitment@dnb.nl.