About this role

Perform tasks in the interest of the trainee’s training, increasing knowledge and gaining experience
Be part of a concrete project to analyse and report on collaborations between EMA and US FDA
Analyze the impact of international regulatory reliance programmes
Contribute to broader activities of the International Affairs team
Gain insight into EMA’s collaborations with global regulators

Enjoy full rights as a citizen of a European Union Member State or Iceland, Lichtenstein and Norway
Possess a university degree (minimum of three years or more) in life sciences related to medicine; an international politics or international relations background may also be considered
Thorough knowledge of English (at least level C1) and good knowledge of other official EU language (at least B2)
Proven excellent analytical and research skills
A “can do” attitude and evidence of being a team player
Communication experience
Experience in or understanding of global public health issues
Ability to work in a multi-cultural and multi-disciplinary environment

Development opportunities (e.g. internal mobility, mentoring, peer coaching, career reflection programme, etc.)
Work-life balance (flexible working arrangements, teleworking, generous annual leave plus official holidays)
Monthly stipend of €2,049.77 for a full-time traineeship (reduced accordingly for 80% or 50%)
Travel contribution upon joining the Agency
Mentorship by a senior staff member

Trainee – International Regulatory Cooperation, Global Health

Key skills