Airbus internship programmes: what’s in it for you?
Jump start your future
By entering an Airbus internship/placement programme, you get the opportunity to consolidate your theoretical foundation through practical experience. We will help you develop your personality and capacity to handle challenging situations in the real business world.
Let’s shape your professional skills!
How do I apply for an internship at Airbus?
Let’s get you on board
We offer a wide range of internship opportunities
At Airbus, we believe in the necessity to provide students with field experience to consolidate their academic skills. From Engineering to Human Resources, Supply Chain to Aerodynamics, and everything in between, we'll give you the tools and experience to launch your career.
Either you spend three months or one year with us, you will definitely come out of this experience growing.
Who is eligible for an internship programme at Airbus?
All students enrolled in a university and matching job requirement can apply to an internship at Airbus. Some countries might have specific requirements.
How do I apply to Airbus internship programmes?
To apply to one of our positions in the best conditions, we recommend that you read the internship programme page dedicated to your country. This is the best way to know the specific requirements and process of your country.
What jobs are open to interns?
By doing your internship in Airbus, you will discover a job in your field of study alongside experienced employees working in a wide range of disciplines. You can learn more about business management and development, engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, ICT and Cyber, manufacturing engineering, materials and processes, maths, physics, robotics or supply chain. We are sure you will find an opportunity tailored for you!
What are the benefits Airbus interns are eligible for?
Our interns benefit from bank holidays and paid annual leave subject to policy of the entity you are placed at. Regarding the duration of the internships and your country policy, you can also get financial compensation for your work.
What is the maximum length of an internship?
Internships at Airbus usually last three months or more.
For Germany only: after completing a compulsory internship, it is possible for students to undertake a voluntary internship of up to three months.
Can I apply to an internship even though I'm not a student?
Please consider that for our published internship positions in France, Germany and the UK, candidates need to be enrolled in a university for the whole time of the working contract in order to be considered for the internship position.
Can I apply for more than one position in parallel?
You can certainly apply for more than one position at the same time, but it doesn’t necessarily increase your chances of being selected. We strongly advise that you only apply for positions that truly fit your skills and experience, and that you provide as much information about yourself as possible in your online application. Therefore, you need to create your own profile in your Candidate Account, which you can use for all your applications within our company.
Is it possible to write a final thesis after doing an internship?
In principle, this is possible and often topics arise during internships. However, we cannot give any information about whether it is possible in a specific case, as this must be clarified with the department in question at the appropriate time.
Is it possible to start the internship later than written in the job posting?
The start date can be adjusted slightly after a consultation with the department. You will get more detailed information from the department if you get invited to an interview. Please let us know your availability in your cover letter.
What document do I need for my application?
Please upload your CV, a cover letter (please type it into the free text field rather than attach the document), relevant certificates and your university grades.
For Germany only: please also upload a current certificate of enrollment, except from your study regulations/guidelines if it is a compulsory internship.