Since 2005, participants on the Inside Programs have the chance to carry out summer internships in various public institutions and private businesses in the USA and China. The aim of this internship program is for our students to be able to open the doors of the international labor market.
The bodies who already collaborate are:
"Every year we work hard to expand opportunities."
OAS Internship Program (Organization of American States)
The student must accept the grant at the International Relations Service within a maximum of 10 days counting from when the interested party is informed.
If after the period indicated, the student withdraws without good cause, he or she can be penalized by preventing future participation in Erasmus calls or other exchange programs and, if appropriate, with other sanctions which each center deems relevant.
If the internship does not take place or is shorter than agreed, the student must return the full amount received (in cases of force majeure, partial return for the period of work experience not completed can be requested).
The recipient of the grant, before starting the internship, must sign the Support Agreement.
The recipient must also complete and sign the Learning Agreement which will be agreed between the company, the student, and the University before starting the internship.
80% of the value of the grant will be paid into the bank account of the student doing the internship in the month following receipt of the documents mentioned above.
Before starting the internship, it is compulsory for the student to perform an on-line language level test which must be repeated at the end of the internship.
Said test will be taken once the final part of the Learning Agreement has been submitted to the International Relations Service and the on-line EU Questionnaire has been completed within 30 calendar days of the invitation to complete it.
The grant awards will be publicly announced within a period of no more than 30 days from the end of the application period, on the notice boards of the International Relations Service and the center in question, and on this website in the “Documents” section, including the list of holders and substitutes, in order of points.
Comillas Pontifical University will give full academic recognition for the foreign internship period completed in accordance with the conditions of the call, through recognition of credits and/or, if appropriate, the European Diploma Supplement.
To apply for the grants
Complete the Erasmus Work Experience Grant Application form or Appendix I and present it in the manner and place stated on the application.
These obligations are contained, in general, in the “Quality commitment” which is submitted along with the Support Agreement and are, primarily, as follows:
THE STUDENT UNDERTAKES TO:
THE HOST ORGANIZATION OR COMPANY UNDERTAKES TO:
THE UNIVERSITY UNDERTAKES TO:
If the number of applications is greater than the number of grants available, they will be assigned according to the following criteria which will be evaluated by the International Internships Commission.
When awarding the grants, priority will be given to students whose internships are offered through the faculty or school, through the International Relations Service, and through the Internship and Careers Office of the University.
To apply for the grant the student must carry out the following steps:
The International Relations Service will inform you of the documentation and remaining steps necessary to attain the grant.
Students who participate in this call give their express consent for their personal and academic data to be provided by the University to the host company.
You must contact the International Internship Coordinator of the course or center, who will check the appropriateness of the internship, that the company meets the requirements for taking part in the program, and the internship is appropriate for the student's training and academic record.
Furthermore, the student must go to the International Relations Service which will provide information about the documentation and steps to follow to attain the grant.
The grants are issued for carrying out internships in companies, training centers, research centers, and other organizations located in the 27 member states of the European Union, in the three countries which are part of the European Economic Area (Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway), and in Turkey and Croatia.
The following types of organization are not considered eligible host bodies:
Business internships can be found in two ways:
Once an offer of an internship has been obtained, the student will request approval for the internship, before the end of the grant application period, from the International Internship Coordinator of his or her center.
During their studies, students may spend a maximum of twelve months on Erasmus Study and Erasmus Work Placement grants.
Students can benefit from an Erasmus Study Grant and an Erasmus Work Placement Grant in the same academic year, on condition that they are not carried out simultaneously.
The Erasmus Work Placement Grant can be combined with other possible national or regional co-financing, but cannot be combined with the Erasmus.es support from the Spanish Ministry of Education which finances internships. It can also be combined with any other payment in money or in kind provided by the company.
The purpose of the support is to contribute to covering the additional costs deriving from the student's mobility on placement, principally travel and maintenance costs, and during their stay in the destination country.
The value of the grant depends on the destination country. There are 3 groups of countries with support which varies between 300 and 400 euros.
The internships will, in general, have a duration of 3 months, and must be completed before September 30, 2015.
The application period is open, in other words you can obtain an Erasmus Work Placement Grant as long as there are grants available. Until November 30, 2014 the quota of grants assigned to faculties will be respected. From that date, any student on any course with an internship in line with this call can obtain the grant, in order of application.
The student must fulfill the following prerequisites:
The objective of these grants is to complete a period of residence and work experience for 3 months (2 months in exceptional cases) in a company or organization in another participating country, to help students adapt to the demands of the labor market at a European level by acquiring specific aptitudes, and improving their understanding of the economic and social context of the country in question, at the same time as acquiring work experience.
These are internships of 3 months in European companies and are financed by the European Commission.
To request more information, contact:
International Relations Service
Raquel Roncero
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Tel. +34 91 542 28 00 ext. 2881
The objective of these grants is to complete a period of residence and work experience for 3 months (2 months in exceptional cases) in a company or organization in another participating country, to help students adapt to the demands of the labor market at a European level by acquiring specific aptitudes, and improving their understanding of the economic and social context of the country in question, at the same time as acquiring work experience.
The student must fulfill the following prerequisites:
The application period is open, in other words you can obtain an Erasmus Work Placement Grant as long as there are grants available. Until November 30, 2014 the quota of grants assigned to faculties will be respected. From that date, any student on any course with an internship in line with this call can obtain the grant, in order of application.
The internships will, in general, have a duration of 3 months, and must be completed before September 30, 2015.
The purpose of the support is to contribute to covering the additional costs deriving from the student's mobility on placement, principally travel and maintenance costs, and during their stay in the destination country.
The value of the grant depends on the destination country. There are 3 groups of countries with support which varies between 300 and 400 euros.
During their studies, students may spend a maximum of twelve months on Erasmus Study and Erasmus Work Placement grants.
Students can benefit from an Erasmus Study Grant and an Erasmus Work Placement Grant in the same academic year, on condition that they are not carried out simultaneously.
The Erasmus Work Placement Grant can be combined with other possible national or regional co-financing, but cannot be combined with the Erasmus.es support from the Spanish Ministry of Education which finances internships. It can also be combined with any other payment in money or in kind provided by the company.
The grants are issued for carrying out internships in companies, training centers, research centers, and other organizations located in the 27 member states of the European Union, in the three countries which are part of the European Economic Area (Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway), and in Turkey and Croatia.
The following types of organization are not considered eligible host bodies:
Business internships can be found in two ways:
Once an offer of an internship has been obtained, the student will request approval for the internship, before the end of the grant application period, from the International Internship Coordinator of his or her center.
You must contact the International Internship Coordinator of the course or center, who will check the appropriateness of the internship, that the company meets the requirements for taking part in the program, and the internship is appropriate for the student's training and academic record.
Furthermore, the student must go to the International Relations Service which will provide information about the documentation and steps to follow to attain the grant.
To apply for the grant the student must carry out the following steps:
The International Relations Service will inform you of the documentation and remaining steps necessary to attain the grant.
Students who participate in this call give their express consent for their personal and academic data to be provided by the University to the host company.
If the number of applications is greater than the number of grants available, they will be assigned according to the following criteria which will be evaluated by the International Internships Commission.
When awarding the grants, priority will be given to students whose internships are offered through the faculty or school, through the International Relations Service, and through the Internship and Careers Office of the University.
These obligations are contained, in general, in the “Quality commitment” which is submitted along with the Support Agreement and are, primarily, as follows:
THE STUDENT UNDERTAKES TO:
THE HOST ORGANIZATION OR COMPANY UNDERTAKES TO:
THE UNIVERSITY UNDERTAKES TO:
To apply for the grants
Complete the Erasmus Work Experience Grant Application form or Appendix I and present it in the manner and place stated on the application.
Comillas Pontifical University will give full academic recognition for the foreign internship period completed in accordance with the conditions of the call, through recognition of credits and/or, if appropriate, the European Diploma Supplement.
The grant awards will be publicly announced within a period of no more than 30 days from the end of the application period, on the notice boards of the International Relations Service and the center in question, and on this website in the “Documents” section, including the list of holders and substitutes, in order of points.
The recipient of the grant, before starting the internship, must sign the Support Agreement.
The recipient must also complete and sign the Learning Agreement which will be agreed between the company, the student, and the University before starting the internship.
80% of the value of the grant will be paid into the bank account of the student doing the internship in the month following receipt of the documents mentioned above.
Before starting the internship, it is compulsory for the student to perform an on-line language level test which must be repeated at the end of the internship.
Said test will be taken once the final part of the Learning Agreement has been submitted to the International Relations Service and the on-line EU Questionnaire has been completed within 30 calendar days of the invitation to complete it.
The student must accept the grant at the International Relations Service within a maximum of 10 days counting from when the interested party is informed.
If after the period indicated, the student withdraws without good cause, he or she can be penalized by preventing future participation in Erasmus calls or other exchange programs and, if appropriate, with other sanctions which each center deems relevant.
If the internship does not take place or is shorter than agreed, the student must return the full amount received (in cases of force majeure, partial return for the period of work experience not completed can be requested).