
IMC’s intensive trading internship is designed for ambitious, high-performing students who enjoy solving quantitative problems.
Dive into a nine-week trading internship at IMC, where you’ll be mentored by industry experts who live and breathe the world of trading.
Under their guidance, you’ll gain unparalleled insights into the dynamic, high-stakes world of a trader and experience first-hand what it takes to thrive in our fast-paced environment.
From day one, you’ll be a valued member of our trading team – contributing to real projects, sharing your ideas, and making an impact that counts.
Get ready for a journey that will push your limits and propel you into the world of trading.


Our internship is open to ambitious, hard-working undergraduates studying mathematics, science, engineering, statistics, actuaries, finance, or economics, who can commit to a nine-week summer programme with us.
No prior experience in trading or finance? No problem! All you need is a passion for learning and a readiness to tackle challenges head on.






In the first two weeks, you’ll dive into the fundamentals of financial markets, focusing on market making and volatility trading. You’ll also explore game theory and options theory. Additionally, we’ll equip you with hands-on skills in Python and Pandas programming, setting you up for success throughout the rest of the programme.
Starting in week three, you’ll begin working on your individual research project, aimed at improving an existing trading strategy. To deepen your understanding, you’ll work with our traders and quant analysts, who will help you gain insights into real-life trading challenges. Under the guidance of your dedicated mentor, you’ll refine your project over the course of the internship programme. At the end of the programme, you’ll present your project to colleagues, with successful or innovative ideas often being implemented at IMC.
The internship runs for nine weeks over the summer, starting in July. Please contact your university campus placement team for an application form.