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Deutsche Bank Graduate Programme (d/m/w) Human Resources 2027

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Programme

Graduate

Location

Frankfurt

Duration

12 months

About the role

The Deutsche Bank Graduate Programme in Human Resources offers a 12-month structured experience starting July 2027 in Frankfurt. It includes four rotations across HR functions, continuous training, and mentorship to develop strategic and operational HR skills.

Programme Details

  • Starts July 2027, duration 12 months in Frankfurt am Main.
  • Includes four rotations across various HR areas.
  • Offers continuous training and mentorship support.
  • Focuses on strategic and operational HR topics.
  • Provides exposure to international teams and projects.
  • Supports career development and specialization.

Key Responsibilities

  • Participate in four HR rotations including Business Advisory and HR Business Partner roles.
  • Engage in Performance & Reward, Labour Relations, and Talent Acquisition.
  • Contribute to Talent & Development and Workforce Strategy & Analytics.
  • Support HR Transformation and HR Services including digitalization.
  • Help shape Employer Brand and manage Nachwuchsgruppen.
  • Develop innovative ideas to enhance employee success and company performance.

Candidate Requirements

  • Studying BWL, VWL, Law, Psychology, (Business) Mathematics, or related fields.
  • Excellent academic performance with some practical experience.
  • Interest in finance and strategic HR/management topics.
  • Analytical mindset, teamwork skills, and proactive responsibility.
  • Proficient in MS Office and digital tools, including AI applications.
  • Graduation between 2026-01-01 and 2027-07-31 with no pending exams.

Additional Requirements

  • Available for full-time start in July 2027.
  • No more than 12 months full-time work experience (excluding internships).
  • Compliance with local labor laws and visa regulations.

Benefits

  • Permanent contract with attractive starting salary.
  • Comprehensive benefits including pension, savings plans, and transport subsidies.
  • Flexible work models and home office options.
  • Generous vacation, sabbaticals, and wellbeing initiatives.
  • Strong onboarding, professional training, and mentoring network.
  • Inclusive culture promoting diversity, respect, and equal opportunity.