Internships Abroad in Italy

123 Internships in Italy

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AIFS Abroad
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An international internship through AIFS Abroad puts you right in...
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CIEE College Study Abroad
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CIEE offers the most extensive network of internship programs. A...

World Endeavors
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Join World Endeavors for an affordable and unique internship oppo...

Asia Internship Program
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Institute for Global Studies
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Doctors in Italy Fellowship Program
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Get out of your comfort zone—and into the hospital, abroad. In t...
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Intern Abroad HQ
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Are you a student or young professional looking to enhance your c...
See All 3 ProgramsGoEco - Top Volunteer Organization
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Join this amazing project and work alongside top researchers and an experienced crew as the boat sails through the waters around Naples, Italy. As part of the team, you’ll take turns scanning the waters as you try to find dolphins, whales, and other marine life. You may be asked to monitor the audio equipment, video equipment, or photography equipment both on deck and below deck to see the animals’ behavior underwater. When the encounter is over, volunteers will help enter the data into the computer system. The research done in this project is analyzed to provide crucial data to agencies that protect marine life and evaluate the effects of shipping vessels and fisheries on the marine ecosystem.
See All 3 ProgramsLinguistic Horizons
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Unlike other "cookie-cutter" internship programs, we secure customized internship placements for our students. This program is ideal for a mature, autonomous student who is comfortable traveling abroad alone with remote support as opposed to local support. We do all the work that goes into securing you your dream internship. Participants will benefit from getting an internship that fits their interests and requirements. Valuable international experience in your field is priceless! Internships are available in Germany, France, Portugal, Italy, the UK, Greece, and Spain.
Atlantis
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Shadow doctors in Italy for up to 20+ hours per week. Throughout the program, build lasting relationships with physicians in various specialties and observe patient care from start to finish. Knowing how different healthcare teams operate and communicate is a great way to reflect on your own leadership skills. With alumni in 40 of the top 50 MD programs, Atlantis prepares you for a future career in healthcare. Atlantis is the largest and most reputable pre-health study abroad organization for US undergraduates. Our Italy programs are for students who want a combination of adventure and practical experiences—with shadowing in Pavia, Milan, and more. What better way to gain 60+ clinical hours than in the country with pasta and gelato galore?! Shadow in top European hospitals with well-esteemed physicians and have the opportunity to explore the rich culture that Italy has to offer.
See All 3 ProgramsThe Lex Fellowship
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At Lex, pre-law students rotate to a new law firm each day, where they can expect to gain a deeper understanding of day-to-day life in the legal field. This is done by completing case studies and meeting with firms and attorneys throughout the host cities. In addition, they develop a deep appreciation for the rich cultures our site locations have to offer. For 6 years, Lex has been the best opportunity for real-world legal instruction to interested pre-law students. With fellowships in the US and Europe, our programs are for students who are ready to take their law school applications to the next level. What better way to gain hands-on experience with diverse cases, fields, and lawyers than in the fast-paced and beautiful cities of Madrid, Barcelona, Rome, and Washington, DC!? Law school is a significant investment of time and financial resources. Through the Lex Fellowship, you can determine if law school is right for you.
See All 2 ProgramsCIS Abroad
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CIS Abroad Study and Intern Abroad programs are some of the most affordable, comprehensive program packages available. We also don't cut any corners by offering everything you would expect from an overseas program: tuition, housing, support, insurance, excursions, social and cultural activities, and airport pick-up – all considered the core of our package. Some programs also include all or most meals, extensive off-site orientations/excursions, transportation passes, and more. Whether you want to study for a year, semester, or summer, intern for a month to a year, or take an intensive foreign language course for a couple of weeks, CIS Abroad has the perfect program for you at the best value! "You're Going Places with CIS Abroad!"
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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.
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Located in the heart of Tuscany, Florence clearly stands out as a cultural, historical, and academic center in Italy. It is known as the Birthplace of the Renaissance, as many Renaissance artists and authors called this city home. Dante, Boccaccio, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and many more all helped make Florence the most important place to be during the Renaissance. With a population of roughly 380,000 people, Florence is a city vast in land area but effortlessly maintains its small-town charm. Students will find that they are able to walk to any major area in less than thirty minutes and, after a few short weeks, they'll instantly feel at home and become comfortable in their new environment. And when they're ready for a bit of adventure, Santa Maria Novella, the main train station, gives them instant access to travel around Italy and Europe.
See All 2 ProgramsForum-Nexus Study Abroad
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Complete an internship while studying abroad! Make the most of your summer by traveling with Forum Nexus. Earn up to 9 credits, including three internship credits, while traveling to some of the best cities in Europe with other students from around the world. Internships in marketing, communication, hospitality management, photography and videography, and management are available. Participate in professional visits at global companies and organizations and network with top executives. Gain valuable academic, personal, and professional experience that will set you apart. This is Forum-Nexus! Ultimate Summer in Europe: 5 Countries, 8 Cities in 1 Month Program itinerary: Barcelona, Rome, Amsterdam, Milan, Paris, Lugano, Lake Garda, Verona Program dates: June 28 - July 25, 2026 Shorter sessions are also available Visit our website for more details, including how you can apply for free.
CEA
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Intern abroad in Rome and discover la dolce vita—the sweet life. Imagine studying art history as you gaze up at the Sistine Chapel or learning theology just a few blocks from the Vatican. Life in the Eternal City is an experience of a lifetime! Located in the vibrant Prati neighborhood, the CEA CAPA Rome Center offers courses in both English and Italian designed to bring classroom lessons to life. CEA CAPA Internships Abroad Rome provides hands-on, practical experience. Career fields include Housing, Hospitality, Health, Restaurant Management, Engineering, Ceramics, Travel Publishing, Hospitality, Higher Education, and Nonprofit Management. All CEA CAPA Internships Abroad have a strong academic focus, include personalized placements primarily with small- to medium-sized businesses and organizations, and offer multiple options and price ranges—from 8-week summer sessions to full semester programs. Enroll in study abroad coursework while interning to continue making steady progress toward your degree. Interested in CEA CAPA Internships Abroad in Rome? Contact us to get started!
See All 2 ProgramsFlorence Culinary Arts School (FCAS)
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Tuscany lies at the center of Italy’s vibrant culinary heritage, renowned for its diverse array of flavors, from fragrant truffles and world-class wines to artisanal pasta and high-quality meats. At FCAS, we provide an immersive, hands-on culinary experience with intimate home cooking classes held four days per week (approx. 4 hours per session). Classes take place in a traditional Italian private kitchen, accommodating small groups of up to eight participants, and conclude with a shared meal. Each day, participants will have the opportunity to master 4 to 5 exquisite dishes, building a repertoire of approximately 65 delectable recipes each month. Language is not a barrier, as all classes include complimentary English interpretation (Italian-to-English translation). All of our students are either native English speakers or proficient in English as a second language. Upon successfully completing the course, students will receive a Certificate of Attendance. Location: Classes are held off-campus in Florence, accessible by walking or public transport. Duration: From 1 to 12 weeks. Fees: Starting from €1,650 (approximately $1,720).
See All 3 ProgramsAcademic Programs International
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Italy is one of the most complex and enticing places in Europe. A contemporary, industrialized nation with an artistic and architectural heritage that few other countries can rival. It is also a Mediterranean country with a southern European sensibility, where traditional attitudes still prevail. Thriving small businesses contribute to strong, regional identities, helping Italy avoid some of the bland effects of globalization. See all programs in Florence by visiting our website or contacting us for complete details.
See All 5 ProgramsCAPA The Global Education Network
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An enchanting, awe-inspiring and culturally rich global city, Florence has been a favorite study abroad destination for decades, and with good reason. You’ll eat more gelato than you ever dreamed was possible, see some of the most elegant street style in the world, walk through the secret rooms at Palazzo Vecchio, soak up the deeply engrained history that flows through each distinct neighborhood, admire much of the world’s most treasured artwork up close, and hike in the breathtaking Tuscan hills. The CAPA Florence program is in our own center, inside of a 15th century palazzo with original frescoes on the ceilings. Our distinctive blend of academic and experiential education takes your learning style, interests, preferences and independence into consideration. You’ll learn both inside the classroom and beyond, with field studies, excursions, My Global City events, and an (optional) internship placement.
See All 2 ProgramsAbbey Road Programs
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We continually screen candidates for all positions: Instructors, Program Directors, Program Coordinators, and RAs. Our summer faculty and staff are typically outstanding high school teachers, university instructors, graduate students, and highly qualified college graduates. It is important that those interested in a summer staff position with Abbey Road possess a genuine interest in working with teenage students, in mentoring and fostering cultural immersion, in using their own creative abilities to shape exciting programming (such as academic or artistic workshops, cultural events, recreational sports, travel excursions, and more), as well as in cooperating with other team members. We are now accepting applications for our Summer program staff. We look forward to reviewing your application!
A Guide to Interning Abroad in Italy
Prepare for an internship
Set goals
Setting clear goals is essential to make the most out of your internship in Italy. A few basic goals for everyone could look like:
- Identify your interests and focus on industries or fields that excite you. Make sure it’s something you want to take time to achieve and grow in.
- Define your objectives and reflect on whether you want to focus on gaining hands-on experience, networking, or enhancing your resume, be specific about what you want to achieve.
- Research programs and people that align with your goals and offer opportunities to grow and network.
Understand the benefits
Interning in Italy can offer numerous advantages for your career and personal development. Anyone heading there can expect:
- Cultural immersion. Experience Italy’s rich history, art, and cuisine in both personal and professional ways.
- Professional growth. Gain practical skills and insights in a global setting whether it’s developing hard or soft skills, a trackable project, or adding to your overall knowledge.
- Networking with many. Build connections with professionals and like-minded peers from all over the world and Italians.
Things to know
Wherever your internship is, a few important things to know are:
- Learn Italian - Familiarity with basic Italian can be valuable in various settings, as even simple attempts to communicate in the local language are often warmly received by locals.
- Cultural sensitivity - Approach your experience with respect and openness to Italian social norms and cultural practices, ensuring you align with their expectations and traditions.
- Networking - Invest time in building both personal and professional connections; these relationships can lead to mentorship and expanded career prospects in the future.
- Logistics - Have a plan in place for essentials like transportation and accommodation if they aren’t provided. Ensure all key documents such as visas, passports, and health insurance are updated and in order.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If your university offers Career Services, that’s a good place to start your search for an internship in Italy. Your next option is to check online resources, such as internship placement platforms or the organization you wish to intern at.
Paid internships in Italy are hard to come by. Organizations that do pay interns generally provide a monthly minimum stipend of 300 euros, according to current laws. Some host companies offer housing or meals as compensation.
Interns are not required to pay taxes in Italy. But you still need to get the Codice Fiscale, which is requested from the Italian government. It allows you access to certain services, such as health care and a mobile phone number.
International students and recent graduates can intern in Italy. Most placements are conducted in English, so participants don’t necessarily need fluency in Italian. But learning it helps overcome language barriers.
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