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2027 Summer Internship - Global Research Evidence Lab - London

A 10-week paid summer internship in UBS's Global Research Evidence Lab, working with financial data, analysts, and engineers in London.

Location

London

Education

Undergraduate

Industry

Finance

Deadline

30 September 2026

Last verified: 17 September 2026

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About this opportunity

Join the 2027 Summer Internship Program within UBS Global Research & Evidence Lab in London. Interns will learn how research analysts and investors use alternative data, work on innovative data solutions, and transform large structured and unstructured datasets into actionable insights. The 10-week paid placement offers mentorship, learning from experts, and the opportunity to receive a return offer for the Graduate Talent Program.

Who is it for?

Ambitious students in their penultimate or final year of a bachelor's or master's degree (on track for a 2.1 in undergraduate studies), intellectually curious, analytical, with strong quantitative and communication skills, interested in the financial industry.

What you will gain

Industry experience, mentorship, exposure to UBS business, skill development, networking, and potential return offer for Graduate Talent Program.

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Requirements

Penultimate or final year of bachelor's or master’s degree, on track for a 2.1 or equivalent, strong analytic/quantitative/reasoning/communication skills, advanced Excel skills and experience with SQL, R, Python preferred, some understanding of financial statement analysis, interest in finance.

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