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BlackRock

Deadline 30 September 2026 Remote (UK)

BlackRock, a global asset management leader, runs a year-long placement programme designed for 2029 graduates whose courses require an extended internship. You'll embed within a dedicated team, contribute meaningfully to real projects, and experience the company's working culture whilst building expertise in investment management.

What you’ll do

  • Work directly with your assigned team on defined projects and objectives
  • Contribute to asset management operations and strategy work
  • Develop technical and professional skills in a structured environment
  • Support team initiatives aligned to your function area

Eligibility

  • Due to graduate in 2029 with a degree requirement for a long-term internship
  • Apply to only one programme and up to two functions (e.g. Investment Research, Analytics & Modelling)
  • Prepared to complete a pre-interview assessment within five days of application
  • Able to commit to the full 12-month placement duration

Key facts

  • Location: Remote (UK)
  • Deadline: 30 September 2026
  • Industrial placement

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Last verified 18 August 2026

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