FAQs
Who is eligible to apply for the Summer Internship Program?
Candidates in their penultimate year of a bachelor’s or master’s degree, graduating in 2026, are eligible to apply.
How long does the internship program last?
The internship program typically lasts for the duration of the summer, starting with an orientation and followed by on-the-job training.
What can interns expect during the orientation?
Interns can expect a thorough overview of the firm and the opportunity to hear from several senior leaders during the orientation.
Are interns provided with responsibilities during the program?
Yes, interns receive day-to-day responsibilities and contribute to their teams throughout the summer.
Will there be networking opportunities during the internship?
Yes, programming features various networking opportunities including a speaker series, mentoring, and activities with employee networks.
Can I apply to more than one program?
No, candidates can apply for only one program (e.g., Summer Internship Programme or Off-Cycle Internship Programme) and up to two functions within that program.
What happens if I withdraw my application?
If you withdraw your application, you cannot submit another application for this program in the same year.
Is there a deadline for applications?
Yes, applications are open until 8th November 2024 for specific teams and locations.
How will I know if my application is being reviewed?
You will receive an email to complete a pre-interview assessment after submitting your application, indicating that your application is under review.
What happens if I fail to submit the pre-interview assessment?
If you fail to submit the pre-interview assessment within five days, your application will automatically be withdrawn.
Are there opportunities for interns after the summer program?
Yes, if you enjoy the internship program, you can consider applying to the Full-Time Analyst Program after your internship.
Is BlackRock an equal opportunity employer?
Yes, BlackRock is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer, evaluating qualified applicants without regard to age, disability, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, and other protected characteristics by law.

