Perella Weinberg Partners graduate schemes
1 open nowPerella Weinberg Partners has 1 summer internship for 2027 open right now, in London. The summer internship closes on Sunday 17 January 2027, the date Perella Weinberg Partners published.
Last checked on Perella Weinberg Partners’ own recruitment system on Friday 13 November 2026.
Perella Weinberg Partners recruits students into investment banking advisory roles in its London office, and every London role is advertised jointly with Paris or Munich. For UK students it runs the Advisory Summer Analyst Programme (Munich / London) and two Advisory Off-Cycle Internship Programmes (Paris / London), one starting in January and one starting in July. Its own careers page says the firm recruits "for Advisory Full-Time Analysts, Summer Analysts and Off-Cycle Interns across London, Munich and Paris in autumn".
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How Perella Weinberg Partners recruits
There is no single application. Each programme is a separate advert on the firm's own portal with its own deadline, so you apply once per programme you want. The firm says it screens "each application" and sets out a European process that runs from events and CV review through a telephone screen, a one hour first round interview and an Assessment Day. The thing to watch is that every advert carries two different closing dates.
The 2027 cycle is open now. The careers page places European recruiting "in autumn", and last cycle ran to the same shape, with the 2026 summer analyst advert captured live on the firm's own system on 6 October 2025 carrying the same 1st October wording.
How the process usually runs
Stages as Perella Weinberg Partners describes them. Timings vary by programme, so treat this as a guide rather than a commitment.
Deadline history
What the same programmes did last cycle, from Perella Weinberg Partners’s own postings. Useful for guessing this year’s window, never a promise.
Worth knowing
- All three London roles are shared adverts with a second European office. If you want Paris you need "Business proficient language skills in English, and French for those interested in the Paris office"; for Munich it is German. No second language is stated for London.
- No degree class is published. The adverts ask only for "Historically competitive academic standing".
- The summer analyst programme accepts an undergraduate or a masters degree; the off-cycle internships name an undergraduate degree only.
- Nothing on the adverts, the careers hub or the Help Center says anything about visa sponsorship, right to work or salary.
- The Assessment Day is not interviews alone. It includes "verbal and numerical tests" and "a case study".
- The Help Center is technical support only, covering login and form-saving problems. For anything about the process it points you to a "Contact Us" link to "get in touch with the recruitment team directly".
- Internships are the route in. The firm says "We hire interns with the goal to convert to full-time", and "Off-Cycle Internships are offered in Europe."