DB
Programme
Insight Program
Location
London
Duration
Four days, from 5 to 8 April 2027
About the role
A four-day, in-person spring insight programme for first-year black heritage students interested in banking, Technology, Data and Innovation. Participants explore financial services, attend workshops, meet Deutsche Bank professionals, develop employability skills, receive 12 months of mentoring, and may be considered for the Summer 2028 Internship Programme.
Programme Experience
- Learn how financial markets work and gain insight into Deutsche Bank’s operations and role in society.
- Attend interactive workshops, networking sessions and in-person activities focused on Technology, Data and Innovation.
- Meet analysts, associates, senior managers and inspirational role models across the bank.
- Develop networking, presenting and interviewing skills through employability workshops and mock interviews.
- Explore multiple areas of the bank and see how teams operate behind the scenes.
Technology, Data & Innovation Division
- Learn about technology’s role in shaping how Deutsche Bank engages, interacts and transacts with stakeholders.
- Gain exposure to engineering, agile delivery, modernised IT infrastructure, cloud computing and long-term technology investment.
Support & Progression
- Receive ongoing mentoring support from Deutsche Bank mentors and the Early Careers team for 12 months.
- Successful students may be considered for Deutsche Bank’s Summer 2028 Internship Programme.
Eligibility
- Be in the first year of undergraduate studies, or the second year of a four-year course.
- Have no more than 12 months of full-time relevant work experience, excluding previous internships.
- Visa sponsorship is unavailable; UK Tier 4 students must be permitted to work outside term time.
Application Timeline
- Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and may close early if significant application volumes are received.
- The stated application deadline is 29 November at 11:59 PM GMT.
- Virtual interviews are scheduled between January and February; the programme runs from 5 to 8 April 2027.