Amazon Internships 2026: Paid Student and Graduate Opportunities
Overview
Amazon's university talent programmes offer internships and graduate opportunities for students and recent graduates across technology, operations, finance, human resources, project management, security, business intelligence and other areas, in many countries. Amazon says interns can have impact from day one, develop practical skills, build professional networks and receive mentorship from experienced colleagues.
Technology internships include software development, science, technical engineering, cybersecurity-related work, business intelligence and Amazon Web Services pathways. Operations and logistics internships are listed in several European locations and can involve supply chain, business management, engineering and operational improvement. Other areas include human resources, finance, marketing, advertising, administrative support, project or programme management, workplace health and safety, physical security and non-technical undergraduate roles.
Who can apply
Eligibility varies by position, country and business area. The programme is generally aimed at university students and recent graduates, and many roles seek students in their penultimate or final year. Disciplines include computer science, computer engineering, supply chain, business management, engineering, human resources, psychology, social sciences, law and project management. Some placements are full-time, commonly 40 hours per week, and duration ranges from about three months to twelve months. Language requirements vary, and certain European vacancies require English plus the local language at an advanced level.
What you get
Interns may own projects from start to finish and apply their studies to real business challenges. Managers pair interns with mentors for guidance and coaching, and interns can connect with professionals and other students across the company. Depending on the role they may work with emerging technologies, operational systems, data or business processes, and strong performance can lead to full-time opportunities. Listings appear across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and Africa, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Spain, Luxembourg, Japan, Canada, India and South Africa.
How to apply
Applicants search internship opportunities on Amazon's careers website and can filter by country, city, category or keyword. They should read each job description for basic and preferred qualifications, working hours, duration, location and work-authorization requirements, then submit accurate academic and professional information that shows relevant skills and experience. Vacancies, deadlines and requirements change often.