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University intern at the Accommodation and Location Planning Section

State Secretariat for Migration SEM, Switzerland

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Key facts

LocationBern, Berne, Switzerland
StartNov 2026
Duration52 weeks
Workload100%

What you bring

  • Completed master's degree
  • Preferably experience in the hospitality or social sector
  • Self-initiative, independence, and project management skills
  • Analytical skills as well as conceptual and editorial competencies
  • Strong social and communication skills
  • Active command of a second official national language

Your tasks

  • Developing guidelines and standards for the reception and care of asylum seekers
  • Supporting tendering procedures for intercultural interpreting services
  • Participating in interdisciplinary projects and working groups
  • Coordinating central topics in the areas of reception and care
  • Providing support in political matters
  • Responding to public inquiries

What they offer

  • Working for Switzerland: Commitment to the successful Swiss model and the well-being of the population
  • Embracing diversity: Implementing equal opportunities to enable the best possible development of skills and consideration of different perspectives
  • Work environment: Support and advice for staff on issues of physical and mental health
  • All benefits: The migration sector concerns us all
  • Information about the position: No more than one year may have passed between completion of studies and the start of the internship

About the role

The position is located in the Accommodation and Location Planning Section of the State Secretariat for Migration (SEM). Key tasks include contributing to the development of guidelines and standards for the reception and care of asylum seekers, supporting tendering procedures for intercultural interpreting services, and participating in interdisciplinary projects and working groups. Additionally, the role involves coordinating central topics in the areas of reception and care, providing support in political matters, and responding to public inquiries. The Section is responsible for fundamental questions and projects related to the accommodation and care of asylum seekers, as well as quality assurance of these services and the planning of the locations of federal asylum centres.

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