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Exciting careers start here. 

Curious about what a career in Finance & Economics could look like? Our Vacationer Program is your chance to experience it firsthand. 

As a Finance & Economics Vacationer at Deloitte, you’ll work alongside experienced teams on real projects that support important financial and economic decisions.  

Why bring your Finance & Economics skills to Deloitte? 

Finance & Economics at Deloitte is precise, collaborative and impact-driven. As a Vacationer, you’ll gain exposure to high-stakes work where clear thinking and sound judgement matter. You’ll work closely with professionals and clients at critical moments, contributing to advice that supports major decisions across public and private sectors. 

Depending on your team, your day-to-day could include: 

• Building or reviewing financial models to support investment decisions 
• Analysing valuation, risk or economic impacts 
• Supporting transaction or infrastructure advisory work 
• Turning analysis into clear insights for clients and stakeholders 

For many students, the Vacationer Program is also a pathway into our Graduate Program, giving you the opportunity to continue building an exciting career in Finance & Economics at Deloitte after you finish your studies. 

If you enjoy structured thinking, working with numbers and contributing to decisions that matter, this could be the perfect way to explore where a career in Finance & Economics could take you. 

Is Deloitte the right fit for you? 

We look for people who are: 

• Analytical and comfortable working with complex information 
• Curious about how financial and economic decisions shape real outcomes 
• Motivated by contributing to meaningful, high-impact work 

When you apply, you’ll have the opportunity to explore a range of Finance & Economics roles and select your top two preferences, giving you flexibility to start your career in the areas that align most with your interests. 

What’s included in the Vacationer Program?  

• Paid summer internship (3 to 8 weeks)  
• Real client exposure and project work  
• Structured training and onboarding  
• Dedicated buddy and support network  
• Networking and social events  
• Potential for early Graduate Program offer  

 Program Details  

• Program dates: November 2026 – February 2027 
• Duration: 3 to 8 weeks (varies by team and location) 
• Program type: Paid Summer Internship 
• Eligibility: Penultimate-year students (graduating end of 2027)