FAQs
When do applications for the Student Researcher role open and close?
Applications will open on November 18, 2024, and close on December 13, 2024.
What materials do I need to submit with my application?
You will need to submit an updated CV or resume and a current unofficial or official transcript in English.
Can I submit my application materials in formats other than PDF?
While PDFs are preferred, you may submit your application materials in other formats as specified in the application instructions.
What is the minimum educational qualification required for this position?
You must be currently pursuing a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD degree in fields such as Computer Science, Linguistics, Statistics, Biostatistics, Applied Mathematics, Operations Research, Economics, or Natural Sciences, or have equivalent practical experience.
Is prior research experience required for this role?
While not strictly required, prior research experience, such as internships or lab work, is preferred for this position.
What programming languages should I be familiar with for this role?
Experience with general-purpose programming languages such as C/C++, Java, MATLAB, Go, Python, or similar languages is preferred.
Can students from outside the EMEA region apply?
No, the Student Researcher Program is intended for students enrolled in a full-time degree program in the EMEA region.
Will I need to return to school after the internship?
Yes, participants in the Student Researcher Program must be returning to their degree program after completing the internship.
Is this position paid?
Yes, the Student Researcher position is a paid opportunity.
Where can I choose my preferred working location?
You can share your preferred working location from a list of specific countries during the application process.
Does Google provide accommodations for applicants with disabilities?
Yes, Google is committed to supporting applicants with disabilities and provides an accommodations form for those who need it.
What type of research will I be participating in?
You will be participating in research aimed at developing solutions for real-world, large-scale problems in collaboration with Google research scientists and engineers.