University Intern Climate Policy

Key facts

What you bring

• University degree (Bachelor’s or Master’s), for example in political science, economics, or environmental sciences
• Analytical and conceptual skills for structured evaluation of complex information
• Interest in Swiss climate and environmental policy as well as political decision-making processes
• Very good written communication skills and enjoyment of clearly presenting facts
• Independent, thorough, and reliable work style with strong organizational skills
• Good active knowledge of at least one second national language

Your tasks

• Contribute to the revision of the CO₂ Act and other climate policy matters
• Support consultations with government offices and public consultations
• Systematically record and evaluate statements
• Prepare a results report on the public consultation on the CO₂ Act
• Coordinate alignment with involved specialist offices
• Assist in processing parliamentary motions

What they offer

• Shape Swiss climate policy for the period after 2030 with direct insight into legislative work and other political matters
• Work for Switzerland with a focus on the Swiss success model and the well-being of the population
• Lived diversity through equal opportunities and inclusion of different perspectives
• Support and advice in the area of physical and mental health
• Quality of life for today and tomorrow
• Opportunity to make a significant contribution to a sustainable Switzerland in a modern work environment

About the role

Contribute to the revision of the CO₂ Act for the period after 2030 and other climate policy matters. Support consultations with government offices and public consultations, systematically record and evaluate statements. Prepare a results report on the public consultation on the CO₂ Act post-2030 and coordinate alignment with involved specialist offices. Assist in processing parliamentary motions and in preparing reports and decision-making bases.

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