During the hiring freeze, we continue to actively seek interns to strengthen our team!
Whatever your background or interests, and whether you want to gain work experience or write a thesis, with more than 500 internship vacancies per year, there is sure to be a suitable internship for you!
Would you like to come into contact with customers and do you like to carry out risk analyses? Then you can think of an internship at Private Banking. Would you like to graduate from doing a Master's degree in, for example, Computer Science or Artificial Intelligence? Then there are plenty of interesting challenges waiting for you within our Innovation or I&T teams. We still have a world to gain on many fronts, and your critical and fresh view is appreciated.
With us you are not just another intern, but you fully participate in the team like any other colleague. You get a lot of responsibility, but we also expect some proactivity in return. Of course we provide you with proper guidance and through Club ABN AMRO Stagiaires (CASt), the association for interns of ABN AMRO, you can attend various activities to get to know the bank and your fellow interns better.
With more than 17.000 colleagues, we work every day to realize ABN AMRO’s strategy. As an intern you also contribute to this. We are a personal bank in a digital age. We use digital services and data to support our customer during the important moments in their lives. Our overarching goal is to accelerate the transition to sustainability. We are convinced that all our customers will have to deal with this transition at some point in the upcoming years. That is why we make sustainability an integral part of our services.
An internship is not only very valuable for you. We are also very pleased with your fresh perspective and innovative ideas. Of course there is a compensation for that. From 1 September 2023, the allowance for an MBO, HBO or WO internship will be €750 per month (based on a 36-hour working week).
During your internship at ABN AMRO you must be registered with a training institute. This can be a secondary vocational education, college or university.
It didn’t exactly feature on her wish list: being an intern at our bank. And yet third-year student Keisha is chuffed to walk around our Amsterdam head offices, confounding all her expectations: "I was like: I’m a social work student, how would I end up at ABN AMRO? It doesn’t make any sense!"
