FAQs
What is the Spring into Banking Programme?
The Spring into Banking Programme is an introduction to the financial world, allowing participants to explore career possibilities in banking, meet professionals, and learn about Deutsche Bank's operations and inclusive culture.
Who is eligible to apply for the Spring into Banking Programme?
To apply, you must be in the first year of your undergraduate studies or the second year of a four-year course.
What will I learn during the programme?
You will learn about financial markets, Deutsche Bank's operations, and have opportunities to develop soft skills such as networking, presenting, and interviewing.
Is there an opportunity for further internships after this programme?
Yes, successful students may have the opportunity to be considered for Deutsche Bank’s Internship Programme in Summer 2026.
What academic backgrounds are preferred for applicants?
Deutsche Bank recruits individuals from various disciplines and does not require a formal mathematical or financial background, although good levels of numeracy are important for some roles.
What is the application deadline for the programme?
The application deadline for this role is 18th November 2024 at 23:59 PM GMT, but the role may close earlier if enough applications are received.
Will my visa status affect my application?
Yes, if you are studying in the UK on a Tier 4 Student visa, you must ensure you comply with its terms regarding non-term time working, and you may need to show this to the Early Careers Team.
How does Deutsche Bank promote diversity and inclusion?
Deutsche Bank is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive working environment, welcoming applicants from various cultures, countries, races, genders, sexual orientations, disabilities, beliefs, and generations.
How can I apply for the programme?
You can apply by visiting www.careers.db.com/students-graduates, where you will also find helpful tools and information for your application.
Is it possible to apply for multiple roles?
Yes, you can make multiple applications globally, but you may only be considered for one UK application per recruitment cycle.