Applications:
Closed. 2022-2023 intern to be announced.
The programme: The ESACH / Europa Nostra – Internship Programme is aimed at raising and promoting the voice of students and young professionals in the field of cultural heritage in Europe and beyond. This professionalisation programme is run by Europa Nostra, one of the leading European NGOs in the field of cultural heritage, and will be located at its offices in The Hague or Brussels (or remotely). The programme shall be complemented by participation in capacity-building events in order to equip the candidate with learning and networking opportunities for career development on the international level.
Closed. 2022-2023 intern to be announced.
The programme: The ESACH / Europa Nostra – Internship Programme is aimed at raising and promoting the voice of students and young professionals in the field of cultural heritage in Europe and beyond. This professionalisation programme is run by Europa Nostra, one of the leading European NGOs in the field of cultural heritage, and will be located at its offices in The Hague or Brussels (or remotely). The programme shall be complemented by participation in capacity-building events in order to equip the candidate with learning and networking opportunities for career development on the international level.
Past Intern Testimonial | Shari Bone, (intern 2020-2021)
"Although my internship was undertaken digitally, I was immensely impressed at how much I was able to learn and accomplish in such a short time. I am exceptionally grateful to both Europa Nostra and ESACH for welcoming me into their respective teams and helping me to grow both professionally and personally".
Some highlights of the internship programme included:
Some highlights of the internship programme included:
- the opportunity to interact with a variety of students, young professionals and experienced cultural heritage professionals
- being able to help implement new partnerships and watching them come to fruition
- being given the trust of both Europa Nostra and ESACH to work independently while also being welcomed as part of the team

Originally from Australia with a background in Archaeology and Anthropology, her Masters’ degree brought her to Germany and Egypt to study ‘Heritage Conservation and Site Management’. During her time in Europe, she was able to take on a number of positions with ESACH, Europa Nostra and European Heritage Volunteers, which gave her a passion for community engagement and working with young professionals, a topic she hopes to pursue as she looks to begin her career back in Australia.