Will you be one of
our future leaders?

We take leadership seriously. We look for leaders who thrive on the freedom to make their own decisions but understand the importance of teamwork. We’re entrepreneurs, who understand we’re stronger together.

Are you studying Science or Engineering, at a Master's degree level,
and will graduate by September 2025 at the latest?

Join the Eurofins European Graduate Programme, to boost your career and become one of our future leaders.

As participant of the programme, you will gain exposure, insight and experience across different areas of our business by joining a two-year paid rotation programme in 3 different European locations, starting September 2025.

What's in it for you?

Accelerated career development · During the programme, you will take part in at least 3 challenging and innovative projects within 2 or more business lines. You will gain expertise in these industries and develop international business insight. You will also have exposure to national business line leaders.

International experience · Each of the 3 projects will be located in different European locations. The rotations across locations and teams will give you the opportunity to grow a wide European network, while experiencing different cultures and approaches.

Training and coaching · You will develop key skills associated with our leaders, such as technical and financial expertise, through project and change management, and more.

With big decisions, come big opportunities, and starting a career after university is just that.

If you’re interested in working for Eurofins, explore our open positions. Apply with your CV via this website for a specific role, or alternatively, students looking for internships can send their CV to intern@eurofins.com, and graduates looking for permanent roles to graduate@eurofins.com.

We will review your CV and if it’s a match, we will contact you by phone or email. We will make sure our recruitment process is as transparent as possible, providing you with support and information every step of the way and making sure your travel expenses are covered.

Once the recruitment process is complete, we’ll call you to let you know whether you’ve been successful and to help plan your internship or graduate position with us!

Preparing for an interview with us? Click here for some useful resources!

Application and Selection Process

We look forward to receiving your application! Please use the button below. Scroll right to find out more about the application and selection process.

Application

How do I apply?
Please apply online through this dedicated link by completing the electronic form and uploading the required documents.

You should apply for the country (e.g. France, Germany) and entity (e.g. Food, Environment) where you would like to pursue your career after the Graduate Programme rotation is finalised.

How do I select the country and entity I am applying for?

You should apply for our general European Graduate Programme position and will need to select the country and entity when submitting your application.

When is the application deadline?
There is no application deadline. However, once the available slots are filled, we will stop accepting applications.

What documents do I need?
When applying, you should include your updated CV (clearly indicating your Master’s graduation month and year).

Will I be informed if I am not selected?
Yes, all applicants will be answered. Candidates who are not selected will be notified by email.

Can I apply to more than one entity?
No, you should select the country and entity in which you are willing to pursue your career after the programme is finalised.

Selection Process

The selection process is comprised of four steps, each of which will need to be successfully completed to move to the next:

Step 1 – CV selection
Our recruitment team will carefully review your application. If you are selected, you will be invited to the following steps.

Step 2 – Phone screening
You will have 2 phone calls to confirm your fit for the Programme. Firstly, a call with our Human Resources team from the country and entity you are applying for. You will discuss location details and local entity requirements. Some entities may require online tests to assess your verbal, numerical and abstract thinking skills. The second call will be with the Graduate Programme coordinator, in English.

Step 3 – First round of interviews
After the two previous steps, you will be invited for a round of 1 to 2 interviews.

Step 4 – Final round of interviews
The final step of the process is another round of interviews with senior team members.

Will the interviews include a practical exercise or business case?
While all participating entities follow the same structure, the content of each interview may vary. Please ask your local Human Resources team for more information on the content of interviews during the first call. Typically, during the interviews in steps 3 and 4 of the process, you may be asked to perform a practical exercise or business case, aligned with what we would expect from a candidate with your background. It is a great opportunity for you to showcase your problem-solving abilities and mental agility.

Will I receive feedback on the process?
You will receive feedback on your interviews (steps 3 and 4), upon request, from your local Human Resources team.

Programme FAQ

Which countries participate in the Programme?

Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Spain.

Which country should I apply for?

You should apply for the country (e.g. France, Germany) and entity (e.g. Food, Environment) where you would like to pursue your career after the Graduate Programme rotation is finalised.

What requirements are needed to join the Programme?

Excellent educational background in science or engineering at Master’s level, completed by the time you join us in Q3 2025. In addition, fluent spoken and written English are required, while additional languages are a plus.

Do I need previous experience to participate?

No, the Programme is designed for current students graduating in 2024 or before September 2025.

How long is the Programme?

The duration of the programme is structured as follows:

First project: This project takes place in your country of application, where you plan to pursue your career after the programme. The duration of this project is one year.

Second project: This project will take place in a different location for a duration of 6 months.

Third project: The third project will also take place in a new location for a duration of 6 months.

When does the Programme start?

The Programme will start on September 8th, 2025.

Is the Graduate Programme paid?

Yes, the European Graduate Programme is a full-time position, and your salary will be comparable to an entry-level position. The compensation and benefits package, including components such as pension and health insurance, are based on local terms and depend on the country in which you are hired. For the 2 projects of 6 months in different locations, you will receive a housing allowance to cover part of your accommodation expenses.

Where will I be based for the international rotations?

Depending on factors such as business needs, available projects, your professional and personal development, the Programme coordinators will make sure to find a rotation that allows you to learn, develop and contribute in one of the participating countries and entities.

What type of project will I participate in?

You will participate in three challenging and innovative assignments to:

Discover the Eurofins network and build your professional network: Engage in business operations to get a comprehensive understanding of the entity you are working in. It will be a moment for you to familiarise yourself with our network of companies and connect with your new colleagues.

Enhance your financial skills: Develop expertise in finance and profit & loss (P&L) analysis to strengthen your financial acumen. You will expand your professional network by working with colleagues from other entities.

Drive change: Learn to apply lean methodologies, manage projects efficiently, and make important decisions to drive innovation and improvement within our companies. Specifically, during the second project, you will continue creating new professional relationships and expand your network.

What happens at the end of the Programme?

At the end of the last assignment, you will pursue your career in the country and entity of application.