Internships Abroad in Italy
122 Internships in Italy

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Doctors in Italy Fellowship Program
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Shadow doctors in Italy for up to 20+ hours per week. Throughout ...
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Tuscany lies at the center of Italy’s vibrant culinary heritage, ...
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IFSA, Institute for Study Abroad
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At International Volunteer HQ (IVHQ), we unite people from over 9...
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Santa Reparata International School of Art (SRISA)
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Delfini del Ponente APS
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The University of Minnesota
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TEFL in Italy
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Molise Italian Studies
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A Guide to Interning Abroad in Italy
Prepare for an internship
Set goals
Setting clear goals is essential to make the most out of your internship in Italy. A few basic goals for everyone could look like:
- Identify your interests and focus on industries or fields that excite you. Make sure it’s something you want to take time to achieve and grow in.
- Define your objectives and reflect on whether you want to focus on gaining hands-on experience, networking, or enhancing your resume, be specific about what you want to achieve.
- Research programs and people that align with your goals and offer opportunities to grow and network.
Understand the benefits
Interning in Italy can offer numerous advantages for your career and personal development. Anyone heading there can expect:
- Cultural immersion. Experience Italy’s rich history, art, and cuisine in both personal and professional ways.
- Professional growth. Gain practical skills and insights in a global setting whether it’s developing hard or soft skills, a trackable project, or adding to your overall knowledge.
- Networking with many. Build connections with professionals and like-minded peers from all over the world and Italians.
Things to know
Wherever your internship is, a few important things to know are:
- Learn Italian - Familiarity with basic Italian can be valuable in various settings, as even simple attempts to communicate in the local language are often warmly received by locals.
- Cultural sensitivity - Approach your experience with respect and openness to Italian social norms and cultural practices, ensuring you align with their expectations and traditions.
- Networking - Invest time in building both personal and professional connections; these relationships can lead to mentorship and expanded career prospects in the future.
- Logistics - Have a plan in place for essentials like transportation and accommodation if they aren’t provided. Ensure all key documents such as visas, passports, and health insurance are updated and in order.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If your university offers Career Services, that’s a good place to start your search for an internship in Italy. Your next option is to check online resources, such as internship placement platforms or the organization you wish to intern at.
Paid internships in Italy are hard to come by. Organizations that do pay interns generally provide a monthly minimum stipend of 300 euros, according to current laws. Some host companies offer housing or meals as compensation.
Interns are not required to pay taxes in Italy. But you still need to get the Codice Fiscale, which is requested from the Italian government. It allows you access to certain services, such as health care and a mobile phone number.
International students and recent graduates can intern in Italy. Most placements are conducted in English, so participants don’t necessarily need fluency in Italian. But learning it helps overcome language barriers.
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