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Join GAMIAN-Europe and help strengthen the voice of people with lived experience in mental health across Europe.
GAMIAN-Europe is a pan-European, patient-driven organisation working to ensure that lived experience remains central to mental health policy, research and service development.
Our team works across European projects, advocacy, communications and member engagement to support meaningful change in mental health.
Explore our open positions below and discover how you can contribute to our work.
Internships
Interested in gaining experience with a European mental health organisation? GAMIAN-Europe offers internship opportunities for students, graduates and early-career professionals who want to contribute to our work.
Curricular Internship
For students completing an internship as part of their academic programme.
GAMIAN-Europe welcomes applications for curricular internships in areas such as communications, EU projects, policy, research and membership engagement. Applicants must be currently enrolled at a university or higher education institution and able to complete the internship under an agreement with their educational institution. Interested? Send your CV and a short introduction outlining your area of interest and availability to communications@gamian.eu
Internship
For graduates and early-career professionals looking to gain hands-on professional experience.
Our internships provide the opportunity to work directly on GAMIAN-Europe’s activities and contribute to areas such as EU projects, policy, communications, research and stakeholder engagement. Internships are paid and offered depending on organisational needs and available opportunities. Open positions will be advertised on this page when available.
Spontaneous Application
Don’t see a suitable opportunity? You are welcome to send us a spontaneous application at communications@gamian.eu.
We review applications in line with our organisational needs and will contact you if a relevant opportunity becomes available.
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