The Internal Security Agency is offering a 4-week (160-hour), free student internship in September 2026 in Warsaw. The internship will be conducted in a hybrid format (independent work/in-person classes). The internships, designed for students of the University of Warsaw, will be divided into six groups: legal, analytical, analytical-linguistic, analytical-economic, forensic, and cryptological.
LEGAL Group
This internship offer is addressed to students who, as of March 31, 2026, were at least second-year law students (after 3 semesters).
Preferred specializations include:
- administrative law,
- constitutional law,
- public international law,
- European Union law,
- civil law.
Knowledge of English is welcome.
During the internship, students will particularly participate in work related to:
– the legislative process for normative acts or internal legal acts of the Internal Security Agency (ABW),
– international cooperation,
– formulating legal positions and collaborating on the preparation of legal opinions,
– as well as in drafting proposals for administrative matters.
Are you interested?
Submit the completed and signed application form and a certificate confirming student status (or a copy of your diploma) in a sealed envelope to the University of Warsaw Career Office, marked “legal group.”
Application deadline – June 15, 2026.
The agency reserves the right to respond only to selected applications (no later than June 30, 2026).
ANALYTICAL Group
This internship offer is addressed to students of, among others, the following fields:
- sociology,
- political science,
- journalism,
- international relations,
- security (internal, national, international),
- history,
who, as of March 31, 2026, were at least second-year undergraduate students (after 3 semesters).
During the internship, students will particularly conduct thematic analyses of open sources related to the statutory tasks of the ISA, culminating in the preparation of analytical documents of varying complexity.
Are you interested?
Submit the completed and signed application form and a certificate confirming student status (or a copy of your diploma) in a sealed envelope to the University of Warsaw Career Office, marked “analytical group.”
Application deadline – June 15, 2026.
The agency reserves the right to respond only to selected applications (no later than June 30, 2026).
ANALYTICAL-LINGUISTIC Group
This internship offer is addressed to students of philological and oriental studies who, as of March 31, 2026, were at least second-year undergraduate students (after 3 semesters).
Candidates who are fluent in at least one
of the languages listed below at a minimum B2 level will be given preference in the hiring process:
Russian,
Belarusian,
Ukrainian,
German,
French,
Arabic,
Persian,
Turkish,
Chinese
and obligatorily English (at least B2 level).
During the internship, students will particularly conduct thematic analyses of open sources related to the statutory tasks of the ISA, including foreign language sources, culminating in the preparation of analytical documents of varying complexity.
Are you interested?
Submit the completed and signed application form and a certificate confirming student status (or a copy of your diploma) in a sealed envelope to the University of Warsaw Career Office, marked “analytical-linguistic group.”
Application deadline – June 15, 2026.
The agency reserves the right to respond only to selected submissions (no later than June 30, 2026).
ANALYTICAL-ECONOMIC Group
This internship offer is addressed to students of, among others, the following fields:
- economics,
- international finance,
who, as of March 31, 2026, were at least second-year undergraduate students (after 3 semesters).
During the internship, students will particularly conduct thematic analyses of open sources related to the statutory tasks of the ISA, culminating in the preparation of analytical documents of varying complexity.
Are you interested?
Submit the completed and signed application form and a certificate confirming student status (or a copy of your diploma) in a sealed envelope to the University of Warsaw Career Office, marked “analytical-economic group.”
Application deadline – June 15, 2026.
The agency reserves the right to respond only to selected applications (no later than June 30, 2026).
FORENSIC Group
(forensic informatics, phonoscopy, image engineering)
This internship offer is addressed to students of, among others, the following fields:
- informatics,
- physics,
- cybersecurity,
- electronics,
- sound engineering,
- data analysis,
who, as of March 31, 2026, were at least third-year undergraduate students (after 5 semesters).
During the internship, students will carry out practical tasks directly related to the field of forensics chosen by the student.
The level of difficulty will depend on the individual skills of the intern.
Are you interested?
Submit the completed and signed application form and a certificate confirming student status (or a copy of your diploma) in a sealed envelope to the University of Warsaw Career Office, marked with the name “forensic group.”
Application deadline – June 15, 2026.
The agency reserves the right to respond only to selected submissions (no later than June 30, 2026).
CRYPTOLOGICAL Group
This internship offer is addressed to students whose interests and/or education are related to the following fields:
- mathematics, cryptography,
- electronics, embedded systems, microprocessor/FPGA programming
- computer networks,
- informatics, cybersecurity, information security
who, as of March 31, 2026, were at least third-year undergraduate students (after 5 semesters).
During the internship, students will have the opportunity to carry out tasks related to the design, implementation, and testing of devices and software (or their fragments) related to cryptographic information protection.
The level of difficulty will depend on the individual skills of the intern.
Are you interested?
Submit the completed and signed application form and a certificate confirming student status (or a copy of your diploma) in a sealed envelope to the University of Warsaw Career Office, marked with the name “cryptological group.”
Application deadline – June 15, 2026.
The agency reserves the right to respond only to selected submissions (no later than June 30, 2026).
We encourage you to familiarize yourself with the regulations and attach the application form below for those interested.
