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Which internships can I do?
On our internship page, you can see an overview of all internship possibilities for Bachelor’s and Master’s students.
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When should I begin looking for an internship?
We recommend that you actively start looking for an internship 6 months before the preferred start date.
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Who should I get in touch with if I have a question about the contents of my (upcoming) internship?
If you have questions about the Curricular Bachelor’s internship and the Post-Master’s internship, please visit the designated website, where you’ll find the correct contact form at the bottom of the page.
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Does my internship meet the requirements …?
Each internship has different requirements. All requirements are stated on our internship page. If you have any more questions about this, please visit the Career Desk, our internship coordinator will answer your questions there. Or if you want answer via mail, contact us via the Digital Student Service Desk.
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Can I do an extracurricular internship during my Master’s?
Yes, if you meet the requirements, which you can find on our internship pages.
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I want to do an internship during my Master’s and I have already found a company. Is it possible to intern there, or do I have to pick out of a list of pre-selected companies?
There is no list of pre-selected companies. In fact, we strongly encourage you to look for and find a company yourself.
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When can I do an internship during my Bachelor’s?
During your Bachelor’s you can do an internship during the summer months (June, July, August, this is without credits) or in the first semester of your third year if you are a student of Business Administration, Economics and Business Economics, or Econometrics.
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What are my internship possibilities during the first and second year of my Bachelor’s?
During your first and second year of your Bachelor's, you can only do an extracurricular internship during the summer (June, July, August).
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Is it possible to combine my internship with a minor or other courses?
The internship requires 336 hours, spread over a minimum of 10 weeks. It is possible to do an internship simultaneously with your minor, but this depends on the amount of hours you’ll spend on the internship and the number of hours you need for the minor.
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I want to do my third-year internship abroad. Will that yield the required 12 ECTS for my degree?
Yes, that is possible, but you would have to compensate for the 3 electives that you would otherwise take at the UvA during that time period. This way, you might be delayed in your studies. To prevent this, you can do 1 or 2 extra courses in your second year, and/or take courses alongside your internship or thesis.
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What are the internships possibilities for international third-year students? How do I combine this with electives?
The internship possibilities for third-year international students are the same as for Dutch students. Only the contract is different: as an international student you need a Nuffic Agreement. We encourage students to keep their electives next to the internship. However, if the internship is full-time or you cannot keep all the electives, it is possible to do the electives the following year.
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Is it possible for me to do an internship as a non-EU/EEA student?
Yes, this is possible. You will need a Nuffic Agreement signed by the company of your internship, the UvA and yourself. Please make sure that you meet the requirements. You can find all detailed information on our special page for non-Eu/EEA students.
- Where can I find a study-related job?
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Where do I need to go if I want to practice a job interview?
We suggest ways to practice your job interview, and our careers advisers can help you prepare for the interview in an individual coaching session. You can schedule a coaching session with them via the online form. Be sure to bring the vacancy, your cover letter and CV to the session.
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Who can I contact for a CV Check?
We offer a few options to improve your CV on your own, including the world-renowned digital CV Check by VMock. You can also book an individual coaching session about your CV with a careers adviser.
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As a Non-EU/EEA student, how many hours am I allowed to work alongside my studies?
For Non-EU/EEA students a work permit (called a ‘tewerkstellingvergunning’) is required. With this permit, you can either work full-time during the summer months (June, July, August), or you can work a maximum of 16 hours per week during the year. You cannot do both.
Contact us
If your question is not among these, or if the answer does not cover your exact situation, please meet us during our walk-in hours or contact us via the Digital Student Service Desk.