European paid Mechanical Engineering Internship

• Nov 8, 2020

• #2

IRstuff

Aerospace

Jun 3, 2002

44,889

US

You should ask your school

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• Nov 8, 2020

• #3

EnergyProfessional

Mechanical

Jan 20, 2010

1,279

US

look at company websites and the usual job sites.

Not sure if that still is legal, but years ago when the economy was more depressed, many internships were unpaid or paid very little (as in less than McDonalds)

If you are in your last semester, don't you just want to look for a real entry level job?

 

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• Nov 9, 2020

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IRstuff

Aerospace

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US

The usual practice in the US is to get internships in the summers, so as to build up one's resume to get a full-time job after graduation.

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• Nov 12, 2020

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TheDamian58C

Student

Oct 21, 2020

10

PL

EnergyProfessional said:

If you are in your last semester, don't you just want to look for a real entry level job?

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The reason I don't want to look for a real entry level job yet is that I'm on my last semester of bachelor studies, and I'm taking a semester break before I start master studies.

 

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• Nov 27, 2020

• #6

gerhardl

Mechanical

Feb 25, 2007

2,025

NO

You could try a more roundabout way. Check if it is possible to get an exchange semester to another country/university and see/check if thy can offer you what you need.

 

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• Dec 15, 2020

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Mikolaj_D

Aerospace

Dec 1, 2020

1

RO

Hey, Damian, check out Erazmus+ Internships at your University. Rzeszow Technical University (Poland, where I studied) had great list of all possible companies that signed agreements with them. Check FB grups like this one:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/WyjazdyzErasmus

for more information from people who already did it.
And remember you can find companies yourself and then offer them to sign an agreement with Uni. They will be paid little amount of money for you from Erazmus+ programm and some companies also refund costs of living (In Berlin for example).

P.S. I was looking for similar Internships at Warsaw Polytechnic for my brother and I discovered their website was not organized as good as in Rzeszow which is obviously a smaller city so I recommend you checking which Universities in Poland have these lists well organized. Later try to contact them and sign agreement with your Uni and you particularly. Good Luck!

 

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