Doing an internship during your studies makes it possible to acquire fundamental skills to start building your professional profile and face an increasingly competitive world of work.
The Career Service, in the person of the Personal Career Advisor, offers personal monitoring of the student from the preparation of the Curriculum to support in taking up internship opportunities in line with their employment ambitions.
The CV is the tool with which a person can tell their story: experiences, skills, course of study and interests.
Writing a CV well is the key to making a positive first impression and triggering a phone contact.
The Career Service, by appointment, will help the student to draft or revise their CV.
The portal makes it possible to browse the new job and internship proposals we receive and to apply easily and directly for all the opportunities posted by companies in our network.
A foreign internship is an opportunity to enrich your background and give an international edge to your profile.
The Career Service organises opportunities for students and graduates to meet with companies in the LIUC network:
- On Campus Recruiting: company presentations followed by get-to-know-you interview sessions (speed-interviews).
- Meet the company: explorations of company life to discover the most sought-after positions.
Once you have identified a company in which to do your internship, whether in Italy or abroad, just email your Personal Career Advisor or [email protected] with a request to open the administrative file, specifying the name of the company and the details of the company contact.
In cooperation with the company, the Career Service will draft the necessary documents for the internship to begin.
Business Administration Internship
Bachelor’s Degree
Students can earn 10 CFUs “optionally” with an internship at institutions, companies and organisations approved by the University Authorities in Italy or abroad, which will have a minimum duration of 300 hours of work spread over at least 8 weeks. The final assessment will cover the activities performed and knowledge learned.
Master’s Degree
Students can earn 6 CFUs “optionally” with an internship at institutions, companies, organisations approved by the University Authorities in Italy or abroad, which will have a minimum duration of 150 hours of work spread over at least 6 weeks. In the case of an Applied Research Thesis, the duration of the internship must be at least 300 hours of work spread over at least 12 weeks.
Industrial Engineering Internship
Bachelor’s Degree
Students can earn 6 CFUs “optionally” with an internship at institutions, companies, organisations approved by the University Authorities in Italy or abroad, which will have a minimum duration of 250 hours of work. The project will constitute the basic topic of the final assessment and can be carried out, depending on company availability, individually or in groups of two students.
Master’s Degree
During the second year, the student must do an internship at institutions, companies, organisations approved by the University Authorities in Italy or abroad of at least 300 hours of work with a view to learning about company life and business issues and developing a project. The internship can be taken up, depending on company availability, individually or in groups usually consisting of two students.
Law Internship
During the fifth year, the student must undertake an internship at institutions, companies, organisations approved by the University Authorities in Italy or abroad of at least 200 hours and worth 9 CFUs, in lieu of an examination for the respective degree.
In addition to personalised advice, the student can take advantage of one-on-one or small-group career guidance services to effectively prepare for meeting companies.
Periodic workshops on various topics related to job search strategies (among the main ones: search methods, CV and cover letter drafting, personal branding, managing a selection interview)
Undergraduates and graduates can request an appointment for a one-on-one mock interview in preparation for a scheduled interview with a company.
The service aims to work, together with the candidate, on their presentation, starting with the role for which they will be interviewing, in order to better enhance their experience and skills gained, all in line with what the company is looking for.
You will be able to receive immediate feedback on the handling of the interview and learn more about the typical dynamics of a selection interview so that you can handle it properly.
The Talent DISCovery test is a behavioural profile analysis based on the Extended Disc Assessment method (used in more than 55 countries and translated into 70 languages). Career Service personnel, at the return of test interview, will support the student in becoming aware of their natural and adapted behavioural style, so as to more easily identify their soft skills and strengths, as well as areas for individual improvement. The tool, thus turns out to be very useful for career guidance.
An action-learning programme developed by the IXL Centre in Boston: it involves competitions among teams of students on an innovative project proposed by a commissioning company. Winners receive certification from the Global Innovation Management Institute.
