Internships in Taipei, Taiwan

I am so incredibly grateful for the amazing experience I had abroad last summer in Amsterdam! Through Sage Corps I was able to work as a data analysis intern for a startup in the area, where I not only gained professional experience, but got to work on a project in machine learning for the first time, which was something I was interested in. The highlight of my summer was definitely all of the wonderful friends I made that were in my program. I had so much fun being able to connect with so many great people, and it taught me the value of saying yes to everything. We traveled and explored together, and even though I was working a 40-hour week, I definitely felt like I was able to create those meaningful relationships and try out so many new things. Wouldn't trade the experience for anything. I really had a fantastic time and would definitely encourage anyone on the edge of studying abroad to go for it, even if outside your comfort zone. I loved Amsterdam and the Netherlands because everyone was so kind and the environment was so laid back, but being able to travel to other parts of Europe was thrilling and new for me, and I really enjoyed being able to take in different cultures. Highly recommend!

My five-week internship in Taiwan was honestly an experience I’ll never forget. Not only did I learn a lot through hands-on work and real-world experience, but I also got to see sides of Taiwan that I definitely wouldn’t have discovered as a tourist. From everyday work culture to local routines and conversations, the internship gave me a behind-the-scenes look at life in Taiwan that made the experience feel truly special. I met so many inspiring people along the way (taiwan people are genuinely so friendly and warm) and had plenty of opportunities to network, learn from professionals, and build meaningful connections that I know will be valuable in the future. On top of all that, I had a lot of fun — whether it was exploring the city after work, trying new food, going to concerts, exploring might clubs. Overall, this internship was the perfect mix of learning, growth, and enjoyment, and it left me with great memories, new skills, and a much deeper appreciation for Taiwan