HHiring Reality
← WPP Media

Intern Investment & Partnerships

WPP Media
Location
Oslo, Norway
Posted
11 days ago
Department
Media Management & Delivery
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • Currently pursuing a bachelor's or master's degree in economics, accounting, or finance
  • Strong numerical understanding and interest in analysis
  • Basic knowledge of Excel and motivation to develop skills further
  • Curiosity about AI and eagerness to learn how technology can be applied in analysis and finance work
  • Initiative, structured work approach, and problem-solving skills
  • Willingness to learn and ask questions when guidance is needed
What the job really is

The Intern in Investment & Partnerships at WPP Media will assist with market and pricing analyses in the media and advertising sector. The role involves contributing to the development and maintenance of analytical tools, models, and templates, as well as supporting revenue tracking and client investment goals. The intern will also explore the use of AI and automation in analysis and reporting, gaining practical experience in finance and commercial issues within a supportive team environment.

Benefits
  • Educational internship in a strong professional and informal environment
  • Practical experience with finance, analysis, media investments, and commercial issues
  • Training in responsible use of AI, automation, and relevant analytical tools
  • Support and guidance from experienced colleagues
  • Opportunity to contribute to real tasks and projects with responsibility tailored to experience level
  • Inclusive work environment with openness, collaboration, and space for questions
Things to weigh
  • Internship is part-time (15 hours per week) with a duration until summer 2027
  • Flexibility in working days during exam periods
  • No specific salary mentioned, but it is stated as a paid position
Job score3.4/5
Benefits4/5
Freshness5/5
Career value4/5
Role clarity4/5
Pay transparency0/5

Applying to WPP Media?

See how your résumé matches this role — and tailor it from what actually gets interviews.