Internships in Eastern Europe & Russia

This culturally and socially diverse area is made up of some 20 various countries, all with internships that allow candidates to learn about their field of study and the history of an enchanting group of people with shared cultural ancestry and languages. There are several schools of thought on how to divide Europe into Western and Eastern Europe, most popularly including countries belonging to the former Soviet Union; despite these disputes, countries including Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Poland, Romania, and several others have long-been accepted as Eastern European countries.

As the birthplace of scientific inventions that allowed humankind to be launched into space, periodic elements to be organized and classified, and information technology that powers the modern world, Russia is a fascinating country. Moscow, Russia’s capital, offers possibility in the fields of business, law, and politics. St. Petersburg, the second largest city, has internship opportunities in the arts, music, and theater. Anyway you have it, Russia is a wonderful, though culturally shocking at times, place to intern abroad.

Interning in Poland can be enticing. Poland boasts a cultural and ethnic heredity of national pride, exquisite food, and the reputation for standing strong through national strife and war. Many Americans can trace some portion of their genealogy to Poland, a country made up of huge national parks, nearly 10,000 bodies of water, and a bustling business community.