International Internships
One of the most effective ways to learn about business practices internationally is to participate in an internship overseas. Many international internship companies charge high fees to place students and provide support while they are abroad. The programs below have been selected and verified by the Coggin College of Business International Business Flagship Program to provide a more economical way to intern abroad and earn credit toward your degree.
If you are majoring in any discipline other than International Business, contact coggin.internships@unf.edu to confirm whether the internships below can fulfill your major's academic internship requirements.
For more information on internship or study abroad programs, contact coggin.abroad@unf.edu.
German American Exchange (GAE)
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Germany |
Time Frame |
Three months: mid-May through mid-August |
Description |
German American Exchange enables American students to complete an internship and to spend time in Germany during the career-planning phase of their early lives. Especially for young Americans, it is important to get an insight and a clearer understanding of Germany´s economic and business role within the European Union. This highly competitive internship includes
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Placement |
GAE facilitates a match between the company and the intern, then students interview for the position. Placement is not guaranteed. The host companies make the final decisions on hiring. |
Cost/Payment |
Hired interns are paid at least 934 Euros per month by their host companies. As part of the application process, students must pay
Additionally, students pay for all of the other direct costs associated with living abroad for three months, such as flights, housing, international health insurance, food, etc. |
Approval |
This program is approved to count toward the International Business internship/career preparation requirement. Once offered a position, students must complete the application for academic credit for the summer term: /coggin/students/internship-course.html. |
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Application Details |
Review this program's website: For more information, contact 成人大片Management Professor, Dr. Tobias Huning: t.huning@unf.edu. |
Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU) Research Internship
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Seoul, South Korea |
Time Frame |
Four weeks: mid/late July through mid/late August |
Description |
The ISS Research Internship at Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU) provides an opportunity for students to engage in hands-on research within a globally recognized academic environment. Participants will work under the guidance of leading researchers while gaining practical experience in their field of study. This program is designed for students seeking to enhance their research skills and deepen their academic knowledge while experiencing life in South Korea. Note: This opportunity is only available as part of SKKU's summer program. Students must enroll in two other SKKU summer courses. |
Placement |
Research lab placements are subject to availability, and matching is not guaranteed. If SKKU is unable to place a student in a suitable lab, the internship course fee will be fully refunded. |
Cost/Payment |
Hired interns are not paid by SKKU. As part of the application process, students must pay
Additionally, students pay for all of the other direct costs associated with living abroad, such as flights, housing, international health insurance, food, etc. |
Approval |
This program is approved to count toward the International Business internship/career preparation requirement. Once offered a position, students must complete the application for academic credit for the summer term: /coggin/students/internship-course.html. |
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Application Details |
Review this . For more information, contact coggin.abroad@unf.edu. |
