Internships

What you can expect from our students
Internship Arts and Culture Studies Museum

What can I expect from an intern?

Students of the Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication gain a lot of practical skills during their studies, which can be of added value to your organisation. For example, they learn how to write well and they are able to build an argumentation and to process large amounts of data. Also, we teach our students to look at current issues in a critical, yet constructive manner.

Choose one of our departments to see what specific skills their students possess.

History students

as interns

Arts and Culture students

as interns

IBCoM students

as interns

Frequently Asked Questions

If you are looking for an intern and have a vacancy, you can contact our Internship Coordinators.

Internships vacancies are posted on the Facebook page about internships for History students or the Facebook page about internships for Arts and Culture Studies students.

We also announce vacancies via email and Blackboard. If you have a vacancy, please state clearly when the internship will take place, what is expected of the student and when the application deadline is.

All governmental, non-profit or corporate organization in the field of history, culture and communication can share their internship vacancies with our students.

 

An internship is meant as an opportunity for a student to bring his or her knowledge into practice. An internship should therefore take place at a (profit or non-profit) professional organisation. The student should be supervised by an expert within the organisation. The tasks should be of an academic level. The intern can work individually or take part in a team. It is recommandable to formulate an assignment which will result in a clearly demarcated final product. An internship has the size of 420 hours (10,5 weeks when fulltime).

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