Google's London internships for summer 2027 close on Friday 13 November 2026, leaving one day for penultimate and final-year students to apply. The two roles with that deadline are the Associate Product Manager (APM) and Associate Product Marketing Manager (APMM) internships, both based in London and listed on Google Careers.

Google reviews applications on a rolling basis and encourages candidates to apply as early as possible. That means an application submitted before the deadline is read as it arrives, rather than waiting until applications close, so waiting until the final day carries a real risk.

Associate Product Manager intern

The APM internship runs for 12 weeks full time over summer 2027, starting in May, June or July. Interns work on a product project in a team matched to their education, interests and skills, understanding markets, competition and user requirements, launching and testing features, and working with engineering, marketing, legal and user-experience teams.

Applicants must be enrolled in a bachelor's or master's degree in product management, computer science, engineering, data science, mathematics, statistics or a related technical field at an institution in the EMEA region, and must be in their penultimate or final year. Google also asks for practical or internship experience in software development, product management or a related technical field, experience preparing and delivering technical presentations, and experience leading entrepreneurial efforts or outreach.

Associate Product Marketing Manager intern

The APMM internship runs for a minimum of 13 weeks full time over summer 2027, also starting in May, June or July. Interns are assigned a marketing project inside a specific product area, which can include bringing user insight into product development, driving launch awareness and adoption, defining go-to-market strategies and measuring campaign success.

This role accepts any bachelor's or master's programme, and asks for practical experience in marketing, brand management, strategy consulting, a marketing agency, technology or a related field. Google says interns may be considered for full-time roles in its APMM programme, its early-career marketing programme, after the internship.

Who can apply

Both internships are for students enrolled in their penultimate or final year of a full-time bachelor's or master's degree in the EMEA region. Applicants must be located in the UK for the whole internship, and Google states that individuals applying for these positions will not be eligible for immigration sponsorship. Applicants must also be able to communicate in English fluently.

Google has not published a pay figure for either London internship, so no salary should be assumed from other graduate roles. The postings do say that Google stock unit grants are discretionary and are not guaranteed.

How to apply

Applications are made through a Google Careers profile. Candidates need an up-to-date CV or resume and a current unofficial or official transcript in English, and should include their expected graduation date and their availability for the internship on the CV. Under degree status, applicants select "Now attending" to upload a transcript.

Google says the time to hear back can take upwards of 90 days, and that if a candidate has heard nothing in three months, Google has likely proceeded with other candidates for that role, although recruiters may still reach out about a different match. A separate Product Deployment Engineer internship in London is listed with a closing date of 20 November 2026, for anyone who misses the 13 November deadline.

Sources: Google Careers, Associate Product Manager BS/MS Intern, Google Careers, Associate Product Marketing Manager BS/MS Intern and Debut, Google Graduate Scheme 2026/27.