Description
BP ENERGÍA ESPAÑA SAU
**Madrid** (Madrid)
T/2026/50605
**Apply now for an internship scholarship at BP ENERGÍA ESPAÑA SAU within its C\&EA – External Affairs department.****What does the company offer?**
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* **1** internship position at BP ENERGÍA ESPAÑA SAU for **12 months**, starting in **October 2026**
* Monthly gross stipend of **1,100.00€**
* Full-time schedule of 7 hours per day
* Semi-presential remote internship
* Internship location in Spain: Calle Quintanadueñas 6, Edificio Arqbórea Madrid (Madrid)
* The scholarship includes enrollment in the Nebrija University’s Permanent Training Master’s Program in Productivity, Adaptive Management, and Innovation
**What profile is the company seeking?**
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* **University undergraduate student missing only the final thesis/project (TFG/PFC), or missing only one course, or missing only two courses, or missing only three courses; or university graduate; or university graduate holding a master’s degree:** Bachelor’s degree in Data Science, Business Administration and Management, Industrial Organization Engineering, Industrial Technologies Engineering, or Economics
* **Higher Vocational Training (FP) graduate**
* **Language skills:** English level B2
**Proposed training plan**
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BP Spain is part of bp, an international energy company with extensive experience in the energy sector. In Spain, the organization operates within a context shaped by energy system evolution, sustainability, and decarbonization processes.
Joining this environment will provide insight into how an international energy company analyzes regulatory, political, and economic developments related to the energy transition, and how it structures relevant information to understand a continuously transforming business landscape. bp’s corporate communications in Spain explicitly incorporate the energy transition and emissions reduction into its strategy.
About the External Affairs area
The intern will join the **External Affairs** team, gaining insight into how regulatory, political, and business environments related to the energy sector are monitored and analyzed.
During the internship, the participant will become especially familiar with issues concerning the **energy transition, sustainability, and industrial decarbonization**, both in Spain and across the European Union.
This internship will enable understanding of how relevant environmental changes are identified, how their potential implications are analyzed, and how information from diverse sources is transformed into structured content facilitating comprehension by specialized teams.
Training plan and activities
Always under the guidance and supervision of the External Affairs team, the intern will have the opportunity to:
* Learn how to conduct **regulatory and policy monitoring** related to energy, the energy transition, sustainability, and industrial decarbonization.
* Become familiar with the institutional and regulatory frameworks of **Spain and the European Union**, understanding their evolution and relationship with the energy sector.
* Collaborate in collecting, organizing, and analyzing information from public, regulatory, and institutional sources.
* Learn how to identify trends and relevant events in the energy sector and synthesize their key elements.
* Participate in preparing **reports, analyses, and monitoring materials**, developing the ability to transform complex information into clear, structured content.
* Become familiar with stakeholder analysis methodologies, understanding the role of various actors participating in the energy and institutional ecosystem.
* Collaborate in analyzing data and indicators related to energy, sustainability, and decarbonization.
* Develop competencies in **Excel, Power BI, and other analytical tools**, applying them to information processing and visualization.
* Learn how to prepare presentations and visual materials that facilitate communication of regulatory, policy, and sectoral trends.
* Participate in cross-functional projects within the department to understand how different profiles and teams coordinate in an international setting.
* Develop critical thinking skills to interpret information from diverse sources and distinguish elements relevant to each analysis.
* Learn methodologies for process improvement and digitalization in information collection, analysis, and communication.
Training objectives linked to the DEEP Adaptive Management Program
Understand how an international organization analyzes and adapts to a continuously evolving regulatory, political, and energy environment, developing capacity to interpret changes and emerging scenarios.
Data \& Analytics
Develop competencies to collect, structure, analyze, and visualize data and information from diverse sources, using tools such as Excel and Power BI.
Data-driven decision making
Understand how data, indicators, and environmental analyses can provide relevant knowledge for reflection and decision-making processes within specialized teams.
Scenario analysis
Learn how to relate regulatory changes, market trends, and environmental variables to understand different scenarios associated with the energy sector’s evolution.
Innovation and energy transition
Deepen knowledge of key challenges linked to the energy transition, sustainability, and industrial decarbonization, understanding their impact on organizational and sectoral transformation.
Process optimization
Participate in initiatives aimed at improving information collection, structuring, visualization, and communication, identifying opportunities to increase process efficiency and quality.
Strategic communication
Develop the ability to synthesize technical, regulatory, and economic information and present it clearly, coherently, and tailored to diverse professional profiles.
Mentoring and follow-up
The intern will be supported by a **specialized mentor from BP Spain’s External Affairs department**, facilitating integration and supervising all activities throughout the internship.
Training objectives linked to the DEEP Program will be established, and individualized progress tracking will be conducted. The intern will receive periodic feedback to reinforce competencies in analysis, communication, digital tools, and understanding of the energy environment.
Participation in regulatory monitoring, public policy analysis, and stakeholder analysis will always be **training-oriented and supervised**. Corporate positions, strategic decisions, and institutional relationships remain the responsibility of BP’s specialized staff.
Candidate profile
**Eligible degrees:**
* Engineering.
* Economics.
* Data Analytics / Business Analytics.
* Business Administration and Management.
* Data Science.
* Other related degrees with an orientation toward energy, economics, business, or analytics.
**Valued competencies and knowledge:**
* Strong academic record and solid academic foundation.
* Interest in the energy sector, sustainability, and the energy transition.
* Analytical and problem-solving abilities.
* Critical thinking and curiosity about understanding the regulatory and business environment.
* Ability to synthesize and communicate complex information.
* Communication and collaboration skills.
* Interest in working in an international and multidisciplinary environment.
* Knowledge of **Excel, Power BI, or other analytical tools**.
* Advanced **English proficiency**.
* Prior international academic experience—such as Erasmus or other exchange programs—is considered a plus.
Training value – DEEP Program
This experience offers the opportunity to learn firsthand how an international energy company analyzes an environment defined by the **energy transition, sustainability, regulatory evolution, and industrial decarbonization**.
Through the DEEP Program – Master’s in Productivity, Adaptive Management, and Innovation, the intern will apply knowledge related to **Data \& Analytics, adaptive management, data-driven decision making, scenario analysis, innovation, and process optimization**.
Exposure to regulatory and policy matters in Spain and the European Union will foster a cross-cutting perspective on the energy sector’s transformation, combining quantitative and qualitative analysis, digital tools, and communication capabilities.
The intern will receive continuous supervision during the internship and benefit from guidance by a specialized mentor, supporting progressive development of key competencies and practical application of Master’s knowledge in a real professional setting.