Length: Eight weeks from the end of June 2024
Salary: £92.30 per day
Who are we looking for?
We want people who are eager to learn and serious about building a career at the heart of the UK economy. You will also need to know what we do, share our purpose, and be genuinely motivated to join the Bank of England.
To apply for the Postgraduate Internship you must meet the below entry requirements:
Completed an undergraduate degree and about to start a postgraduate degree in economics or finance
expecting a 2.1 degree classification
120 UCAS points from 3 A-Levels (or equivalent)
We are committed to nurturing a diverse and inclusive workforce, so we welcome applications from candidates with all backgrounds.
What will you learn?
You’ll focus on a project, working closely with economists or analysts to collect and analyse data.
We’ll introduce you to what the Bank of England does and you’ll be able to attend talks and networking events.
When you apply we’ll ask if you have any specific areas of interest. For more information about the areas which we recruit in, take a look at what we do.
If your performance is outstanding, we’ll consider you for a place on our Graduate programme.
We anonymise applications so hiring managers will not be able to see your personal information such as name and address when reviewing your submission. There is some minimum eligibility criteria for this role and in order to be considered you will need to pass all the questions. Please complete the application form questions as requested because incomplete submissions may not be reviewed.
We continue to build an inclusive culture where everyone can be their whole selves and produce their best work. Our focus on inclusion is intended to build greater diversity in order to reflect the society we serve and be an employer of choice.
Application deadline is 11:59PM (GMT) on Monday 8th January 2024.
The Bank of England is the central bank of the United Kingdom. Sometimes known as the “Old Lady” of Threadneedle Street, the Bank was founded in 1694 with a founding charter that stated its purpose was to “promote the public good and benefit of our people”.
The Bank of England’s purpose today reflects that vision first articulated by our founders. Our mission: to promote the good of the people of the United Kingdom by maintaining monetary and financial stability.
