2014 Traineeships
| Traineeship number | Envisaged task | Most suitable profile | Unit | Starting period | Paid or Unpaid | Status |
| TR/SAT/AND/01 | Monitoring new drugs To contribute to the work in the area of new psychoactive substances, in particular with the development of a new European database on new drugs and to support the preparation of reports on new psychoactive substances, including the Joint Reports and Risk Assessments and to contribute to the work in the area of monitoring the Internet. | Degree in sciences (e.g. pharmacology, medicine or biochemistry) or degree in social sciences. Excellent written EN and very good computer skills. | SAT/AND | 1st half 2014 | Paid | CLOSED |
| TR/SAT/SDI/POL/02 | Drug markets To provide support in the supply area, in particular in the areas of drug seizures, cannabis cultivation sites, drug prices, drug purity and content and to provide support with the development of supply data on the EMCDDA website and to contribute to the work in the area of wastewater analysis, market size estimates and new trends. | Degree in sociology, criminology or other social sciences: excellent written EN and very good computer skills. | SAT/SDI/POL | 1st half 2014 | Paid | CLOSED |
| TR/EPI/03 | Data management To contribute to the work of the Data Management Team, in particular with the Statistical Bulletin input, the graphical presentation of data and the development of web based presentations of data tables and graphics and to support the unit in the exploitation of data through standalone, cross-indicator and cross-area analysis. | Degree in social sciences or statistics; good quantitative background, with knowledge of Excel and HTML/XML; (basic) knowledge of statistical programmes (SPSS and STATA); good knowledge of EN. | EPI | 1st half 2014 | Paid | CLOSED |
| TR/IBS/POL/04 | Interventions To contribute to the work in the area of interventions in particular in the prevention and best practice area and to contribute to the work in the policy area. | Degree in public health, psychology, medicine, social sciences or similar with an interest in evidence based decision making (from systematic literature reviewing to dissemination of results). Excellent written EN and very good computer skills. | IBS/POL | 1st half 2014 | Paid | CLOSED |