The internship enables students to apply the knowledge they have acquired during their university studies in a real-world setting, to earn the credits required to complete their degree, to gain an understanding of the professional roles sought after in various work environments, and to develop specific professional skills, thereby enhancing their prospects of entering the job market.

For companies, the internship is a valuable tool for discovering new, motivated staff who are eager to learn and bring enthusiasm and innovative ideas. The investment in training during the internship enables companies to assess and develop future talent, with a view to potential future recruitment.

All information regarding internships for prospective students is available on the Internships and Work Placements page.

All information regarding internships for enrolled students is published in MyUnivr – How to – Internships and Work Placements.

All information regarding internships for companies is available on the Internships and Work Placements for Companies page.

Internship period

In addition to the credits specified in the study plan (please check the Academic Regulations carefully), the following information explains how to register for an internship.

Please check the regulations to see which activities qualify as Type D and which as Type F.

Please also note that for work placements starting from 1 October 2024, it will be possible to recognise excess hours as Type D credits, but only for work placements carried out at host organisations outside the University.