Erasmus+ Internship

Through the EU educational programme ERASMUS+ you can work during your studies for a period of 2 up to a maximum of 12 months in a European country to gain professional experience. The Erasmus+ mobility grant is an additional grant intended to partially cover your living costs in the host country and must not be understood as a full grant.

 

 

 

dirren.jpegSpending six months on exchange was a fantastic experience. I met and worked with people from many different countries, and discovered what it`s like to live in one of the most vibrant cities in the world. My time in Glasgow broadened my opinion of what architecture is, and can be. This is something I will continue to develop throughout my architectural career.

Diren, Glasgow

 

 

 

Note: Within the framework of Erasmus+ recent graduates can participate in traineeships (work placements, internships) within one year of obtaining their graduation.

 

 

Prerequisites        

• Punctual submission of the required documents
• For internships that form a compulsory component of the degree programme, you must first discuss the procedure directly with your Academic Board
• Minimum duration two full months. The maximum duration of your funding also depends on how many Erasmus+ mobility months are still available. 12 months are   available per study cycle (= Bachelor's programme, Master's programme, doctoral programme). Please note: Only 12 months are available per study cycle. Stays are calculated on a daily basis.

Deadlines

All required documents must be submitted at the latest 4 weeks before  the internship starts.

Participation

Inform the International Office that you are interested in a internship abroad. Then you can look for a work placement yourself. Check out our job board or contact our partner IASTE in Zürich, which offers paid internship abroad. 

Application process

After successfully finding a placement, you are then required to register onto our Mobility Online programme:
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Grant

The Erasmus+ Mobility Grant is an additional grant intended to partially cover your living costs in the host country and must not be understood as a full grant. The grant is paid in two instalments. Please submit your application for a grant at least one month before the start of your internship.

The amount of the grant is EUR 606.- per month for country group 1 plus a supplement of EUR 150.- per month.
The amount of the grant is EUR 550.- per month for country groups 2 and 3 plus a supplement of EUR 150.- per month.

Students with disabilities or fewer opportunities resp. students with children can apply for an additional grant of EUR 250.- per month.

Green Travel - Students who choose not to fly abroad and travel e.g. by bus and/or train, can apply for a supplement of EUR 50.- for environmentally friendly travel and take 2 days each for the longer journey and departure respectively.

Final report and confirmation of time spent abroad

As soon as the final report and confirmation of the time spent abroad is submitted, the second instalment will be paid.

HousingAnywhere

To book your accommodation before your arrival,University of Liechtenstein recommends HousingAnywhere, the international housing platform for mobile talents. Through HousingAnywhere you can safely book your new room, offered by verified private landlords and by outgoing students.
To receive a 20% discount on the booking fee, a University of Liechtenstein VIP profile and priority access to the listings in the city of your interest, sign up here: https://housinganywhere.com/Vaduz--Principality-of-Liechtenstein/university-of-liechtenstein/sign-up
You can find information about finding your new place on the how it works page. Do you need more information or have a specific question? Send an email to vip@housinganywhere.com

Tips and links

Find out which are the major companies in the city or country where you would like to work as an intern and contact them directly. Perhaps you already know someone in your favorite country who could help you to find out more. Always a helpful to contact is the International Office of a University in the city you are interested in. They are often able to supply links to websites and assist you in finding an internship.
Let us know if you require our country brochures entitled "Looking for work in  XXX"
Check out our job board or contact our partner IASTE in Zürich, which offers paid internship abroad.