students intern
It's not subject .
It's about experiencing university from the inside.
Discover the University of students intern program and take the step from student to an active participant in academic life.
THE PROGRAM
The University, from within
Being student intern joining a department working directly with professors and researchers while you continue to pursue your Degree Master's Degree. It's not just theory—it's real-world experience.
From your second or third year onwards , you will be able to participate in projects, prepare classes, analyze data collaborate in seminars. All of this can be done in a way that is compatible with your programs of study.
Being student intern gives student intern an inside look at how knowledge is built, how research is conducted, and how teaching takes place. It’s a internship way internship get a feel for academic life and gain a better understanding of how a department operates.
EVERYTHING YOU TAKE WITH YOU
Why take this step?
If you enjoy your degree program, if you ask yourself questions, if you want to go beyond the syllabus, this program is designed for you.
Real learning
Participate in real research teaching projects teaching will give you an academic advantage reflected in your transcript.
Close mentoring
contact with professors and researchers in your area integration into the academic life of department.
Career boost
staff academic growth, gaining judgment and confidence.
Academic vocation
Learn more about the academic environment and discover whether research teaching be your career path.
YOUR EXPERIENCE
Everything you take with you
The tasks depend on department area join, but they will always be related to teaching, research both. These are not generic tasks, but rather collaborating on the team's work .
What duties will you perform?
Who is eligible to be student intern?
Be enrolled in a Degree 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year) or Master's Degree the University of Navarra.
Have transcript good transcript (average to 7).
To have passed all subjects from previous years.
Timeline of the process
JANUARY-MAY
Call for applications
Opens during the second semester academic year
JUNE
Application
presentation the candidacy with transcript
JULY
Resolution
The department the applications and communicates its decision.
SEPTEMBER
work plan
Agree on tutor course assignments and objectives with your tutor .
YOUR FUTURE
And then what?
Being student intern be the first step on an academic journey that takes you much further.
Some students intern to complete a research bachelor's or master's thesis, pursue a Master's Degree , or move on to a doctorate. Some even return to the university as professors.
IN THE FIRST PERSON
They have already experienced it.
Daniel Dols
Journalism
"In 2019, when I finished the degree program, I went to Miami to do an internship at Hispanopost average Group. The opportunity came up thanks to Raquel Gallego, from Career Services, to whom I told during the course what my interests were and who guided me through the whole process. Thanks to the internship I acquired a series of complementary knowledge to what I received during the degree program, in addition to having a great experience".
Sofia Alas
Marketing
"The university offers a broad approach to the world of work. For example, through real-life cases in the classes, the visit of speakers or alumni who live it day by day, improvised coffees with the different professionals who give us class, the internship with briefs and real clients in the degree program subjects.... They are preparing us for the professional world in a very effective way and we should take advantage of it."
Blanca Magre
Audiovisual
"I wanted to write, direct and tell stories. The Program in Performing Arts has helped me to let loose and train me in directing actors. Also, in many cases it has anticipated what the Degree was teaching me. For example, in production issues, budgeting a short film, a play or a concert. In the final, it has provided me with knowledge that complements the degree program."
Is it for you?
If you are interested in learning more, getting involved, and making the most of college, then probably yes.
You don't need to have everything figured out. Just curiosity, enthusiasm, and commitment.