Law Internships in Milan

Italy has extensive infrastructure and control over several exports. There is high growth in major sectors and industries: textiles, clothing, tourism, machinery, and more. The country provides young professionals and university students interested in an international internship a good opportunity to build professional experience in different fields, especially in fashion and automotive. Through AIP’s award-winning international internship program, you are guaranteed a customized placement based on your career goals and aspirations. Interning abroad in Italy exposes you to international work environments while broadening your professional network of business contacts and relationships. Being partnered with an extensive number of companies, including multinational corporations, rapidly growing startups, and charitable NGOs, means we have a wide range of placement opportunities available. No matter the industry you are interested in pursuing, our experienced placement team is sure to accommodate your needs. Apply today and take advantage of this incredible internship opportunity in Italy!

Live and work abroad with an internship in the thriving city of Milan, Italy. AIFS Abroad offers a tailored internship program complete with apartment-style housing, social excursions, and support from local staff! Milan is a bustling city full of internship opportunities in law, business, museum/art gallery management, and many other industries. The Milan Internship program offers the chance to immerse yourself in the language, people, and culture of the city through a combination of intensive Italian language training and professional work experience. Our Italy Internship program is perfect for those seeking a fast-paced, big-city feel in the style capital of Europe. AIFS Abroad guarantees tailored placement for accepted applicants. Interns can earn academic credit for their experience according to their home university's requirements.

Intern in fast-paced Milan, the economic, fashion, and design hub of Italy. A semester internship at a renowned fashion house, a multinational marketing firm, or a not-for-profit organization is sure to give a boost to your résumé, not to mention enrolling in the optional Italian course to improve your language skills. Getting to work or class is surprisingly easy in the second largest city in Italy with the tram, subway, and bus systems, all part of Milan’s large and modern transportation network. During your lunch break, enjoy a warm bowl of minestrone or polenta e gorgonzola followed by torrone (nougat) on your way back to your internship.