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Analytics Summer Internship 2027

10-week paid summer internship with Howden Re Analytics, offering a pathway to graduate roles, focused on data and analytics for real-world insurance challenges.

Location

London - One Creechurch Place

Education

Undergraduate

Industry

Insurance, Technology, Finance

Format

In-Person

Deadline

13 October 2026

Last verified: 10 October 2026

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About this opportunity

The 10-week programme provides exposure to reinsurance analytics, working with data on risks such as natural disasters. Interns will join the analytics team, participate in real projects, and benefit from induction, development, a buddy system, and leave. The programme pays £32,500 pro-rata and may offer relocation support. Completing the internship can create a pathway to graduate roles for 2028.

Who is it for?

Penultimate-year undergraduates in STEM, Economics, or Geography, with a minimum B in A-level Mathematics, interested in data and analytics, who have unrestricted right to work in the UK.

What you will gain

Experience in reinsurance analytics, professional skills, exposure to global insurance markets, paid internship, potential graduate offer, structured training, access to discounts and buddy system, paid leave.

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Requirements

Penultimate-year undergraduate in STEM/Economics/Geography; minimum B in A-level Maths; unrestricted right to work in UK; strong analytical and communication skills; detail-oriented.

How to apply

Online application (no CV), gamified assessment, pre-recorded video interview, in-person assessment centre.

Ready to apply?

Visit the official Howden page to apply for this opportunity.

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