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Adelante Abroad
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Acquire professional experience in a "bufete de abogados" in Spain’s capital - Madrid! Law internships across the country have become increasingl...
Intern Abroad HQ
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Stand up for justice and create meaningful change with a Law and Human Rights internship in Spain through Intern Abroad HQ - the world’s most affordable and top-rated provider of global internships. In Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, or Seville, you’ll support real-world advocacy efforts through NGOs,
See All 5 ProgramsThe Intern Group
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Launch your career in Madrid, Spain’s vibrant capital and a thriving hub for business, culture, and innovation. Our Madrid internship program offers students, graduates, and early-career professionals the chance to gain international work experience, build professional skills, and expand their globa
See All 6 ProgramsAdelante Abroad
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Ready to begin a law internship in Seville? Immigration rights, civil law, and international commerce are just some of the sectors that our candidates participate in as part of our legal internship program in Seville. Intern in a small to medium-sized Spanish law firm or partake in pro bono legal wo
See All 10 ProgramsAsia Internship Program
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Spain is a historically beautiful country with lively cities, a unique culture, and captivating landscapes. It also has an economy that is rapidly growing in the EU region, and many countries are becoming highly dependent on its exported goods and services. This is greatly motivating for the country
See All 2 ProgramsCIEE College Study Abroad
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CIEE offers the most extensive network of internship programs. Are you a U.S. college student looking to study and intern abroad? We have full-time and part-time placements across 40+ locations worldwide and in diverse fields, from AI and engineering to public policy and business administration. Fi
See All 2 ProgramsBeyond Academy
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Beyond Academy offers one of the best-rated internship programs in London. Recognized on GoAbroad for positive alumni feedback and backed by 500+ verified five-star reviews worldwide, our internships deliver tailored placements, cultural immersion, and professional support to help you thrive in the
See All 7 ProgramsIES Abroad
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Modern architecture meets medieval streets and historic sites. This is a city that is as proud of its incredible art and architecture as it is of its rich Catalan culture. Our program guarantees an internship placement to help you develop professional skills that will jump-start your career and mak
See All 6 ProgramsJENZA
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Looking to get ahead over the summer, need academic credit as part of your degree, or just graduated and wondering what’s next? Turn your academic achievements into professional work experience with a 1-12 month internship in the UK. What is Intern UK A cultural, creative, and corporate superpower
See All 2 ProgramsAIFS Abroad
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Want to stand out to future employers, boost your resume, and grow your global network? Intern abroad with AIFS Abroad in Ireland for the chance to grow both personally and professionally while gaining real-world experience. Programs are available in Dublin, Ireland's capital city and one of the w
See All 8 ProgramsConnect-123 Internship Programs
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Looking for an international internship that will set you apart—and give you the skills, experience, and confidence to thrive in your career? Connect-123 designs fully customized programs that match your background and goals, offering hands-on experience in some of the world’s most exciting cities:
See All 5 ProgramsWorld Endeavors
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Ireland's charming people, beautiful rolling green hills, and dramatic coastline combined with its bustling and diverse economy make it the perfect destination for interns looking for rewarding professional opportunities and life-changing personal experiences. World Endeavors interns in Ireland li
See All 4 ProgramsAbsolute Internship
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Spend a rewarding summer during this award-winning internship opportunity abroad. Develop your professional skills while taking on full-time responsibilities in a real work environment. Live and work in the Spanish capital, building a unique experience that will help you stand out in an increasingly
See All 2 ProgramsThe Global Internship by We Find Group
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Global Consulting Programs in Madrid, Lisbon, Milan, Bordeaux, Brussels, Frankfurt, Rotterdam, Stockholm, and Vienna. Are you ready to move beyond case studies and solve real-world business challenges? The Global Consulting Program by We Find Group is a high-impact, experiential learning initi
CEA
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The CEA CAPA London Center focuses on business and communication, ideal for complementing internship placements. London-themed courses are available in many subject areas. CEA CAPA Internships Abroad London offers a range of placements that provide hands-on, practical experience to help you enhance
See All 5 ProgramsLinguistic Horizons
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Intern in your field for five or ten weeks at the beach in northern Spain! This program is perfect for students with a conversational or above level of Spanish. Earn up to 12 semester credits, improve your Spanish, and gain international internship experience! We arrange customized internship place
See All 3 ProgramsRoots Interns
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At Roots, we believe valuable learning and making an impact can go hand-in-hand. That's why we offer academic internships with grassroots organizations around the world. As an intern, you'll have a unique work experience that will inspire you, enhance your career, and allow you to gain insight into
The Excellence Center in Europe
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The Internship in Germany Program is open to those looking to gain leadership experience and make a difference in refugee lives. If you wish to immerse yourself in Arabic or German culture, the Excellence Center (EC) in Halle (Saale), Germany, is the place for you! The Excellence Center operates
Institute for Global Studies
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Through World Internships, have the opportunity to secure a Law internship abroad – in the capital of England. The heart of the UK's political system lives in the London Parliament, making the city the ideal destination for your placement in a legal firm or institution. Considering the wide selec
See All 7 ProgramsInstituto Hemingway
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Taking on an internship in Spain is a fantastic opportunity to upgrade your résumé, improve your Spanish fluency, and immerse yourself in a new culture. To use our services, select your preferred city and sector, including education, communications, teaching languages, healthcare, environmental sci
See All 3 ProgramsEuroace
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Looking to boost your career while improving your Spanish? Why not combine both in an unforgettable and unique study abroad experience? At EUROACE, we partner with top companies across various industries in Valencia, Madrid and Barcelona, offering internship placements that enhance your academic s
A Guide to Law Internships Abroad in Western Europe
Why Choose a Law Internship in Europe?
Europe is one of the strongest regions in the world for a law internship, and not just because it looks good on a résumé. Here's why it makes practical sense:
- Legal system diversity. Europe spans common law jurisdictions (the UK), civil law systems (Spain, Italy, Czech Republic), and EU-level institutions. Exposure to even two of these sharpens your legal thinking in ways a single domestic placement can't.
- Language access. Many programs operate fully in English, especially in London and Prague. Spain and Italy have strong English-language options too, even if local Spanish or Italian adds a professional edge.
- Resume signal. Firms and law schools that value global thinking notice international placements. It's a differentiator that's hard to replicate otherwise.
- EU and international law proximity. If you're interested in international trade, human rights, immigration, or EU policy, being physically in Europe puts you close to the institutions shaping those areas.
And if you're still weighing law against other fields, this roundup of the best internships in Europe for 2026 shows how legal placements stack up against opportunities in business, tech, marketing, and more.
What Will You Do During a Law Internship?
This varies by placement and provider, but across programs reviewed on GoAbroad, past participants have worked on:
- Drafting legal briefs and research memos
- Reviewing and summarizing case files
- Attending court hearings and client meetings (observer or assistant role)
- Supporting NGOs on human rights or immigration advocacy
- Assisting with regulatory compliance and corporate law matters
- Research for academic institutions and legal think tanks
Most internships are substantive, not just filing and coffee runs. Every placement is different, so it's worth asking your provider directly what a typical week looks like before you commit.
What to Look Into When Choosing a Law Internship
A well-matched placement can shape your legal skills, professional network, and future career path. These are some of the most important factors to consider before choosing a law internship in Europe. For a broader framework that applies to any placement, this guide on how to find and compare the best intern abroad programs breaks down the full set of factors worth checking.
- Guaranteed placement: Some providers confirm your internship placement before you pay; others match you with a host organization after you enroll. Clarifying this upfront prevents surprises and helps you plan your timeline.
- Real responsibilities: Ask specifically what a typical week looks like — not just the field, but the actual tasks. The best placements involve drafting documents, attending hearings, or contributing to active cases, not just observation.
- Language requirements: English-medium programs exist in London, Prague, and increasingly in Spain, but some firm placements, particularly in Madrid, require intermediate Spanish. Know the expectation before you apply.
- Academic credit: If earning credit matters for your program, confirm compatibility with your home institution before committing. Some programs include academic components that can support credit transfer, but policies vary widely by university.
- Student support: Housing assistance, local staff, and pre-departure orientation make a real difference, especially for first-time travelers. Check what's included in the program fee versus what you'll need to arrange independently.
How Much Does a Law Internship in Europe Cost in 2026?
Program costs vary depending on the destination, internship length, and what's included in the package. The estimates below provide a general idea of what you can expect to pay for some of Europe's popular law internship destinations in 2026.
Across European destinations, expect program fees between $2,000 and $16,000 depending on where you go and how long you stay. London placements span the widest range, starting around $2,000 and climbing past $12,000, and the city's high cost of living adds up quickly once you factor in rent and transport. Madrid and Milan sit in the middle, with fees of $4,000 to $16,000 and $7,000 to $14,000 respectively, balanced by more moderate day-to-day costs. Prague is the budget pick at $3,500 to $5,500 with living expenses well below Western Europe, while Seville and Valencia offer Spain at a friendlier price point of roughly $4,000 to $6,000.
Most program fees include placement support along with services such as housing, orientation, and in-country assistance. Expenses like flights, visas, travel insurance, and personal spending are typically not included. For a closer look at what drives these fees across program types, see this breakdown of international internship costs and program fees. If cost is a concern, explore GoAbroad's scholarship directory to see what funding opportunities are available for your destination or program type.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can pre-law students do a law internship in Western Europe?
Yes, though eligibility requirements vary. Many programs are open to undergraduates in related fields like political science, international relations, or human rights, while others require prior law school enrollment. Always review the eligibility criteria for any program you're considering before applying.
Do I need to speak another language to intern in law in Western Europe?
Not always. Many programs in the UK and Czech Republic are conducted entirely in English. Programs in Spain and Italy may require intermediate proficiency in the local language, particularly for firm-based placements. Check the language requirements of your chosen program directly before applying.
Are law internships in Western Europe paid?
Most structured law internship programs abroad are unpaid, though some include a small stipend. Participants typically pay a program fee that covers placement support, housing, and in-country services. If compensation is a priority, ask providers directly before enrolling.
How long do law internships in Western Europe last?
Program lengths typically range from four weeks to six months, depending on the provider and destination. Shorter programs suit students with limited availability, while longer placements offer more meaningful hands-on experience. Review each program's duration options to find the best fit for your schedule.
Can I get academic credit for a law internship in Western Europe?
Yes, depending on the program and your home institution. Some programs include an academic component that can support credit transfer, but you'll need to confirm eligibility with your university's registrar or study abroad office before committing.
Is it safe to intern abroad in Western Europe as an international student?
Europe is generally considered a safe region for international interns. Standard precautions apply: research your destination city ahead of time, register with your country's embassy or consulate, and ensure you have appropriate travel insurance before you depart. Most programs include pre-departure safety guidance as part of their onboarding process.
When should I apply for a law internship in Western Europe?
Most programs recommend applying two to three months before your intended start date, and earlier for competitive or high-demand destinations. Summer programs tend to fill quickly, so applying several months in advance gives you the best options. Some programs offer rolling start dates, which allows for more flexibility if your timeline is uncertain.
What's the difference between a law internship and a human rights internship?
Law internships are typically firm-based, involving drafting documents, case research, and client work within a commercial or municipal legal structure. Human rights internships are usually NGO or advocacy-based, focusing on policy, community impact, and systemic change. Some programs bridge both, placing interns with legal aid organizations or advocacy groups. Consider which work environment better matches your career goals before choosing.
How can I compare law internship programs on GoAbroad?
Use the law internships abroad search page to filter by destination, duration, and program type. You can save favorites to MyGoAbroad and read verified reviews from past participants before making a decision.
Latest Program Reviews
Internship in Spain
October 07, 2026by: Alessandro Estevez - HondurasI had a great experience with the program. From the beginning, they were always attentive and available whenever I had any questions or problems. My advisor, Nisha, was especially helpful and always made sure I had the information and support I needed throughout the process. Overall, the program was well organized and I felt supported throughout my experience. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an internship abroad.


Unbeatable experience
October 04, 2026by: Casper Zukowski - United StatesI have had such an amazing journey with beyond academy. The staff were wonderful and accommodating, my placement program could not have gone better, and overall I had the best two months of my life. If I had to complain it would be about some aspects of my accomodations, which were not through beyond academy. They helped me find a place and booked it for me, but were not the owners of the building and thus were also confused by some of the occurrences that happened there. Beyond academy helped me to resolve those issues and even brought bedding when the accomodations forgot to provide any. This team is very good at what they do.
Experience with the AIP
October 03, 2026by: Norman Valdes - HondurasI had a great experience with the AIP Asian Internship Program. The team was very helpful throughout the process, and the internship gave me a great opportunity to gain international work experience and learn about a new culture. I would definitely recommend AIP to anyone looking for an internship abroad.
Wonderful and Dedicated People
September 25, 2026by: Kieran Doyle - United StatesI stayed two months at the Excellence Center between June and July, which was perfect timing between large cohorts. Everybody who works at the center is lovely. Rafat is welcoming, friendly, and diplomatic, and does everything to help volunteers enjoy their experience and for refugees and migrants to settle safely. Doushan handles background operations, and is a hilarious, cheerful person. It's truly a pleasure when he joins everyone for lunch or subs in for Rafat. Muaz was my Arabic teacher and helps to run just about everything in the Center. He's a well-known figure in the local community thanks to providing free translation help for refugees and migrants between German, Arabic, and English, and supports legislative change for anti-racism in Halle. He introduced me to some wonderful, kind people who became good friends, and was a phenomenal Arabic teacher. I arrived with a bare knowledge of the alphabet, and Muaz taught me everything until I passed the A2 level in about 5 weeks. I enjoyed teaching English so much, though I loved my Arabic classes more. I taught three students from ages 8 to 30 with varying English proficiency. A lot of people are intimidated by choosing what to teach and how, but I liked making up lessons and games for my students. My advice is to use lots of color-coding, prioritize conversation (at the correct level), and try to enjoy the experience. People learn best when they're connecting with you, rather than being lectured. The accommodations are nice enough for a short stay or an able bodied person, but they get somewhat cramped during July and August, when the majority of people visit. I recommend spending at least a month at the Center if you're able to, though I truly wanted upwards of three months. We went on trips to Leipzig, Berlin, or nearby cities, toured Halle, had picnics, and spent a day with a class of international art students. A local Syrian gentleman taught us basics of violin, Rafat taught us how to cook some Palestinian, Syrian, or Saudi Arabian meals, and another friend tried teaching us Dabke (traditional Palestinian dance). You'll spend a lot of time outside in Halle, and hopefully a lot of time meeting new people. Give this experience as much as you can (and go see Muaz's concerts!) (Doushan, if you're seeing this, hello! I did the review! Sorry it took so long!!!!)



It was an unforgetable experience!
September 21, 2026by: Sophie Sirchio - United StatesStudying and interning in London this past summer through CEA CAPA was truly such an unforgettable experience. Being able to immerse myself in a new culture while also experiencing what it was like to work in a different country was something I will always be grateful for. CEA CAPA gave me the support and encouragement to step outside of my comfort zone, try new things, and make the most of my time abroad. I loved being able to explore different parts of London through my classes and actually connect what I was learning to the city around me. My internship also gave me valuable real-world experience in an international environment. Most importantly, the people I met made the experience so special. I went into the program not knowing anyone and ended up making some of my closest friends with people from all over the country. Overall, CEA CAPA gave me the perfect balance of academics, work experience, travel, independence, and friendships. It was truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience that I will never forget!

Amazing internship experience
September 15, 2026by: Alice Holder - United KingdomI had such an amazing experience in Barcelona. The internship itself was wonderful, I learnt so much about the industry and working abroad with such a diverse group of people was brilliant. Isabel was an amazing rep, all of the events were so much well planned and took us all around the city. We had the chance to try food and see sights that I wouldn’t have found otherwise, and it was a great way to get to know the other interns on the programme! Barcelona is a lovely city and it felt like home in no time.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience, Alice! We’re thrilled to hear how much you learned from your internship and that working alongside such a diverse group made your time abroad even more rewarding. We’re also so happy that Barcelona quickly felt like home and that the community events helped you discover new food, explore different parts of the city, and build friendships with the other interns. We’ll be sure to pass your lovely feedback on to Isabel—it was wonderful having you on the program! P.S Izza and Lule say hi!
I have a great time
September 15, 2026by: Danai Mugabe - United KingdomAt the beginning I HATED my internship and i thought i hated the job. But I think the most important learing curve was to give yourself the grace and the patience of being uncomfortbale and to learn something new. because i only hated the fact that it was something different so i felt uncomfrotable, but once i was able to sit with that and allow myself to become familiar with it i really enjoyed it.
The best summer in Madrid
September 06, 2026by: Monica Corte Inclan - MexicoProgram: International Internships in Madrid
It was an incredible experience that helped me meet people from different countries and backgrounds, allowing me to learn from their cultures, perspectives, and personal stories. Living and sharing experiences with people who had grown up in completely different environments challenged me to step outside my comfort zone and become more open-minded. It also taught me the importance of communication, empathy, and understanding, especially when interacting with people whose customs and ways of thinking were different from mine. Beyond the cultural experience, this opportunity helped me grow personally. Being in a new environment encouraged me to become more independent, adaptable, and confident in myself. I learned how to handle unexpected situations, make decisions on my own, and embrace challenges instead of being afraid of them. I also discovered new aspects of my personality and realized that I am capable of adapting and thriving in unfamiliar situations. Overall, this experience was much more than simply meeting new people or visiting a different place. It was an opportunity to learn, challenge myself, and create meaningful connections. I will always value the memories, friendships, and lessons I gained, as they have contributed significantly to my personal growth and continue to influence the way I approach new experiences.
A great experience!
September 02, 2026by: Violette de Sausmarez - FranceProgram: International Internships in Madrid
Everyone from The Intern Group was super helpful and easy to contact! Easy to meet other interns due to events and a welcome meet-up at the start. Really nice accommodation and good location with easy public transport to the city centre. Clear check-in / check-out process. The internship was a great learning experience, everyone from the company was really welcoming and willing to help me out. I always had something to do and was given clear instructions for tasks. Would recommend to anyone looking for more experience!
Such a wonderful experience.
August 27, 2026by: Taline Nasr - MaltaProgram: International Internships in Madrid
Both Corrine and Lalita worked hard to make both the integration into the workspace AND the city very easy and immersive. Without them, things would have been much harder. They were very easy to reach if we had any questions or requests!!
Great first internship experience!
August 24, 2026by: Azairia Chacon - United StatesProgram: Global Internship & Volunteer Programs with Connect-123!
My internship as a market and financial analyst was an excellent opportunity for me to gain professional experience dealing with real business needs and personnel. The submersion taught me many technical skills and built my confidence, which I am sure have helped prepare me for my future positions.
The best experience ever!
August 24, 2026by: Stephanie Lin - United StatesMy experience in Thailand has been so fun! I got to see a lot of the major temples and sites that are a must visit. I made many friends with the other interns here. The staff were very welcoming and accommodating. They helped me with any questions I had or anything in general. Overall my experience was amazing, 10/10 would recommend to anyone on the fence about it! I would even come back if I could!
Barcelona Intern
August 21, 2026by: Kiera Ramirez - United StatesThe entire internship abroad experience was great! The Beyond Academy coordinators did a great job organizing activities that allowed us to experience the must-see parts of Barcelona, while also providing great recommendations for places to eat, explore, and navigate the city. I also really appreciated the wide variety of internship fields available. Overall, it was a great way to gain international work experience while experiencing life in Barcelona!
Thank you so much for the lovely review, Kiera! We’re so glad to hear that you had such a positive experience in Barcelona and were able to combine gaining international work experience with making the most of everything the city has to offer. It’s especially great to hear how much you enjoyed the activities organized by our Barcelona Community Team, as well as all of their local recommendations along the way. We always want our interns to feel like they’re really experiencing life in their program city, rather than simply living and working there for a few weeks. We loved having you as part of our Barcelona community and hope you’re leaving with some amazing memories, new skills and experiences that you can take forward into your future career. Wishing you all the best with whatever comes next!
A Journey to Enlightenment
August 20, 2026by: Eva Garcia - American SamoaMy experience with the Absolute Internship abroad program was incredibly valuable and memorable. Spending 6 weeks in Madrid, Spain, allowed me to gain professional experience while also experiencing a new culture, work environment, and a new sense of independence. One of the highlights of the program was the opportunity to work at Asesoria Debe Haber Asociaciones, where I was able to develop skills in establishing new nonprofit national or local organizations by working on founding their board or statutes. The internship gave me a better understanding of my career interests and allowed me to apply what I have learned in school to a real-world environment while also educating myself on how this country's system differs from that of mine and learning how this can help me build upon my current professional knowledge. Outside of work, living in Madrid allowed me to explore new places, meet people from different backgrounds, and experience the local culture. The program staff was extremely supportive and helpful, making the transition to living abroad much easier. Although there were some challenges, such as adjusting to a new environment and working for the first time at a location that aligns with my professional goals, along with a slight language barrier, these experiences helped me grow personally and professionally. Overall, I would highly recommend this program to other students considering an internship abroad. It provided me with meaningful professional experience, unforgettable memories, and a greater sense of confidence and independence.
A priceless & unforgettable learning experience!
August 19, 2026by: Rosanna KenyonProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
What an amazing internship experience! It was an unforgettable month that pushed me out of my comfort zone, gave me experiences I’d never have at home, and allowed me to learn about conservation while meeting some amazing people. I learned a great deal and the entire experience definitely exceeded my expectations! I really enjoyed game drives. It was a good way to explore the reserve, learn lots about the environment and wildlife, get to know other participants and no drive was ever the same. Seeing all the animals, sunrise and sunsets on drives and getting to know new people made the experience truly unforgettable.
A rich learning experience!
August 19, 2026by: Eliza PiochProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
The time spent doing my GIS internship at the Gondwana Game Reserve exceeded my expectations in both the knowledge I received and the amazing views I was fortunate enough to see. I learned a great deal, saw a lot of amazing animals and it was extremely rewarding to learn so much about GIS and wildlife.
Best Summer of My Life
August 19, 2026by: Alexia Ahola - United StatesThroughout my 2 months living and working in Madrid, I absolutely fell in love with the city. The culture, food, social scene, and environment was unmatched. Thanks to Absolute, I met some of my best friends while abroad. I am so lucky to have found such an amazing group of people to share this experience with including our program coordinators who were the BEST. On top of my actual internship which gave me so many great connections, I truly built a life in Madrid during my time there. This summer has been the best of my life, I gained so many friendships, learned so much about myself, and experienced places and memories that will last a lifetime.

Best summer ever
August 19, 2026by: Bryce Brenkus - United StatesThe internship experience in Barcelona was absolutely amazing both in the office and out of the office. Our local host Isabel was amazing when getting us acclimated to the city, as well as providing reccomendations and ensuring our safety. On top of that, her community events that she planned for our group were so much fun whether it was a day trip to the beach, going to dinner, or attractions like park guell. The internship on the other hand was a great work experience, and I learned so much about working abroad.
Thank you so much for the amazing review, Bryce! We’re so glad to hear that you had such a positive experience both inside and outside of your internship during your time in Barcelona. It’s especially lovely to hear how much you appreciated Isabel and all of the support, recommendations and activities she provided throughout your program. From beach days and dinners to exploring some of Barcelona’s must-see spots, it sounds like you really made the most of your time in the city! We’re also so happy to hear that your internship gave you valuable professional experience and the opportunity to learn more about working abroad. We loved having you as part of our Barcelona community and hope you’re leaving with plenty of new skills, friendships and amazing memories from your summer!
Great time!
August 19, 2026by: Madison Anderson - United StatesI had a great time in Berlin! I got to experience living on my own for the first time in a brand new city. Learn how to use public transportation, save money, take care of myself, and learn new things from my internship.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience, Madison! We’re so glad to hear that your time in Berlin gave you the opportunity to develop both professionally and personally while gaining practical experience in marketing and analytics. We loved having you as part of our Berlin community and hope the skills, lessons and experiences from your summer abroad continue to support you throughout your studies and future career. Wishing you all the best with whatever comes next!
Eye-opening, challenging, and worth every minute.
August 18, 2026by: Hiba Lazhar - MoroccoThis internship was truly eye-opening. It was my first time in a real workplace, and it pushed me completely out of my comfort zone — from the language barrier to adapting to a professional environment for the first time. I got to apply finance in a hands-on way that no classroom could ever teach, working on real projects with real businesses. Beyond the technical skills, I learned so much about myself: how I handle pressure, how I show up professionally, and just how seriously I take my work when it matters. It was challenging in the best way, and it genuinely shaped how I see my future career path. If I could do it all over again, I would in a heartbeat.
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