Internship at CeFEO
CeFEO offers the opportunity for JIBS students to apply for conducting an Internship project at the centre.
The CeFEO Intern supports research, teaching, and outreach initiatives carried out by the Centre in coordination with CeFEO’s leadership team. The objective of the internship is to allow the student to apply their theoretical skills in practical work concerning family business and ownership, as well as to gain insight into academic life at JIBS.
Internships are only offered to JIBS students and must be connected to academic credits (7.5 or 15 credits, corresponding to 180 or 360 working hours) within programs that allow for internships. The internship can be conducted only as one elective course (7.5 credits) or two (15 credits), in line with the program guidelines. If you are unsure whether your program permits this, please consult your program director or study counselor before applying.
The CeFEO internship is unpaid and must take place within the academic calendar. The suggested period must align with the following study periods: A1–A2–S1–S2.
For more information contact: Linnea Lind.
Internship Structure
The internship consists of:
- 80% research assistant, where the student contributes to a research project under the supervision of their promoter.
- 20% service to CeFEO, which may include assisting in organizing events, supporting outreach activities, or contributing to other CeFEO initiatives.
Benefits
- CeFEO interns are invited to participate in research seminars, workshops, and events organized by the Centre during their internship period.
- Interns will have access to office space for the duration of their intership to conduct assigned activities.
Application process
Interested candidates can submit the following information to CeFEO Coordinator, Linnea Lind:
- Curriculum Vitae
- Motivation letter describing the interest in family business or ownership topics
- A CeFEO faculty member acting as a promoter – The student must identify and agree with a faculty member on a specific research project to be conducted during the internship. The promoter will act as the supervisor for the internship, providing academic guidance. The faculty member must have agreed to take on this role before the student submits the application. CeFEO members are listed here.
- Suggested period and number of credits (7.5 or 15)
Past CeFEO Interns
- Victoria Resch, MSc in Global Management (2022)
- Erik Ragan, MSc in International Logistics and Supply Chain Management (2022)
- Steven Lau
External link, opens in new window., MSc in Global Management (2019)