Analyst Internship Programs

The key to our success is the exceptional quality of our employees. That's why our internship programs are some of the best in the industry and a key source for our full-time hires. We invest heavily in our training programs to ensure that we attract the best applicants from the top universities globally.

A world of opportunities.
A world of opportunities.

Why complete an internship?

In today's competitive marketplace, recruiters look not just for academic prowess, but also for hands-on, relevant experience. As an intern you will have the opportunity to acquire the skills you need to get a head start on your chosen career. Employers responding to the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) Job Outlook survey were asked to rate the importance of candidate qualities and skills. The most desired were; communication, teamwork and interpersonal skills, along with motivation/initiative, honesty/integrity and a strong work ethic. An internship experience would allow you to develop proficiency in these areas, as well as content skills including administrative, analytical, coaching, management and research.

Industry exposure

During the internship program you will learn what it's really like to work in the financial services industry; gaining a unique insight and understanding that couldn't be achieved by research alone. You will learn how companies are positioned in the industry, who the big players are, as well as the latest trends or industry forecasts; knowledge which will be essential in demonstrating your commitment to a career in banking when you graduate.

Mentoring

A good internship will challenge you to master new skills and learn from your projects. This is best facilitated with effective management, clear goals, and evaluations during and at the end of the internship. Establishing positive relations with your supervisor will facilitate these goals. Take advantage of the training nature of internships to ask thoughtful questions and demonstrate your interest.


Networking and references

As an intern your manager will be your biggest advocate when the time comes to make graduate offers. However, networking and building strong relations with your internship supervisors, co-workers, and fellow interns is also key. These colleagues will help you learn about the "hidden" job market, advising you of opportunities on offer and the nature of the work. Even if your internship does not lead to a future placement within Deutsche Bank, with first-hand experience of the quality of your work and your enthusiasm, you may well rely on these relationships as a source of valuable recommendations or references for your next career move.

Analyst internships exist for a broad range of divisions globally; please select the country you are interested in applying to to find out more.