Business Internships in Santiago

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. Find the right fit for you! Live, learn, and work abroad on an internship program with CIEE! CIEE Summer Internships CIEE Summer Global Internships are 6-credit, 8-week programs with full-time working hours (approximately 30 hours weekly) and a seminar. CIEE Summer Intern and Study Abroad are 6 to 7-credit, 6-week programs with a part-time internship (approximately 20 hours weekly), a seminar, and a 3-credit academic course. CIEE Semester Internships CIEE Semester Global Internships are 9 to 13-credit, 12-week programs that feature a full-time internship (approximately 30 hours weekly), a seminar, and an optional 3 to 4-credit academic course online. CIEE Semester Intern and Study Abroad Programs are 12 to 14-credit, 12-week programs that feature a part-time internship​ (approximately 20 hours weekly), a seminar, and two academic courses.

Santiago, the capital and largest city in Chile, bustles with activity and is home to more than a third of the nation’s inhabitants. Despite its large size, its extensive public transport system, including a subway, makes it easy to navigate. Founded in 1541, the city is nestled in a plain between the Andes Mountains. It is the country’s political, cultural, and economic center and offers visitors a wealth of attractions and activities to explore. Students will enjoy its incredible views, where the city’s skyscrapers and surrounding mountains can be admired from afar, as well as its museums, historic sites, shopping centers, and restaurants.

Intern for a summer in Santiago, Chile, one of Latin America’s strongest emerging economies, while improving your Spanish language skills—both will look great on your résumé. A bustling city boasting peaceful mountains, historical buildings and modern office towers, fine arts, and folk arts—Santiago is a city of fascinating contrasts. Discover them for yourself while interning abroad in Chile’s financial, political, and cultural capital. Commute to work with ease via the bus or metro and step out for lunch at the historic Mercado Central, Santiago’s best location for a quick and fresh meal. Here you can’t go wrong at a marisqueria (seafood restaurant) or with a stall that sells empanadas. For dinner, enjoy a home-cooked Chilean meal with your host family.