Thanks to the wide range of universities within EDUC and its unique framework for collaboration, including internships and virtual cooperation, our alliance can help you tackle today’s challenges and discover new talent.
Access to International Students
Through our alliance, we offer internships to international students from our seven partner universities across all EDUC countries: France, Italy, Norway, Spain, Czech Republic, Germany, and Hungary.
In the period from January to October 2025, EDUC is offering a total of 61 internships, and new positions will be announced for 2026. Contact us if you’d like to learn more (nettskjema)
The internships are published in the EDUC Course Catalogue: EDUC Alliance - Course Catalogue
Key Details for EDUC Internships:
- Duration: 2–6 months
- Period: Flexible, but between January and October 2026
- Unpaid: Students receive scolarships from their home countries, and there is no expectation of salary or other compensation from the employer.
Support and Selection for Employers:
- Administrative Assistance: The EDUC core team at USN assists with the administration of the application process.
- Candidate Selection: Employers are responsible for selecting candidates.
More on EDUC Internship
The EDUC Internship programme is not just an opportunity for students but also for institutions, companies, non-profit organisations, and more. EDUC universities offer internships lasting up to six months at one of the partner universities or their affiliated organisations.
Hosting an EDUC intern comes with numerous advantages. One key benefit is access to international talent, providing the chance to connect with highly motivated students with diverse skills and cultural backgrounds from a wide range of disciplines.
Collaborating with EDUC is an excellent way for organisations and university departments to increase their visibility both locally and internationally while strengthening their reputation as leaders in education and talent development.
Welcoming international students as interns allows organisations to benefit from the latest academic knowledge and innovative ideas, helping them stay updated and competitive in today’s fast-changing landscape.
Moreover, interacting with students and staff from different universities and cultures can lead to the establishment of new strategic partnerships and future collaboration opportunities. This partnership directly contributes to the practical training of future professionals, fostering a strong talent pipeline for the sector.
Info to students: Take an iternship in Europe with EDUC
Further options with EDUC:
Micro-credentials
The EDUC partners offer specialised micro-credentials designed to meet the demand for high-level skills.
These short, digital courses are aimed at professionals who wish to enhance their expertise and remain competitive within their fields.
Filter your search in the EDUC Alliance - Course Catalogue to see what is offered at this moment.
Local authorities and local communities
The scope of the alliance’s connections will vary. EDUC takes into account the five missions of the EU Horizon Europa programe (europa.eu) and the Smart Specialisation-strategies (S3) (europa.eu).
This means that EDUC collaborations established to participate in EU project calls will include local authorities and businesses to better address local needs.
Local businesses and industry partners
The EDUC universities aim to build relationships with local enterprises to collaborate on research, create internship opportunities, and provide employment prospects for students joining EDUC.
Our partners will have the chance to discover young talent with fresh perspectives to address technological and business challenges, ensuring a steady pipeline of qualified future employees with a broad global outlook and multicultural experience.
Connection to other European projects
The implementation of open APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) for third-party applications will allow reliable third parties to link their digital services/applications to the EDUC portal and make use of the data that the EDUC alliance has agreed to make available.
The EDUC activities aimed at creating a service-based digital infrastructure also include interaction with other European digital projects. These projects aim to develop a central European hub for blended and online learning, digital services related to mobility, and overarching infrastructure initiatives.