Program Details 

Application Deadline: Feb 8, 2024

Withdrawal Deadline: March 8, 2024

Program Dates: Arrive: Wednesday, May 22 - Sunday, July 21, 2024

Cost: $7,395* (3 credits); $7,695* (6 credits) *cost subject to change

Costs include: Tuition, housing and internship placement, orientation, welcome and farewell events, city tour, on-site staff support, and supplemental health insurance. 

Cost does not include: Roundtrip airfare, meals, local transportation and personal expenses

Offered through a partnership with CEA CAPA: http://www.ceastudyabroad.com/

For more information, contact Corey Laurence, global programs coordinator and academic advisor.

The Barcelona Internship Program is an eight-week summer program that provides students with the opportunity to work in one of the major cultural and economic centers of south-western Europe.

While participating, students will have the opportunity to gain international internship experience in their field of choice. Students will also gain an appreciation for Spanish culture and have the opportunity to vastly improve their Spanish and Catalan language skills.

Internship Placement

Students will work with the program provider to professionally revise their resume, prepare for interviews and obtain an internship in the industry of their choice.

Barcelona summer internships are unpaid and placements are made with an emphasis on balancing the needs of the student with those of the organization. Students will work approximately 25-30 hours per week, and are required to complete the 3-unit Internship Seminar course. Not all organizations in Barcelona have returned to a fully staffed office five days per week. Please note that your internship schedule may be hybrid, with some time spent working remotely. 

Note: Accounting and Finance internships will require candidates to have completed multiple upper division accounting and/or finance courses. Business Management, Marketing, and Economics internships do not have any pre-requisite requirements.

Summer Internship Housing and Transportation

The Barcelona Summer Internship program housing is scattered throughout the city, and located around the city center of Barcelona. The student apartments include: a shared full kitchen, shared bathroom, internet access, a washer only, and fans. There are typically two students per room and up to seven students per apartment. Students will be living with the other program participants and are able to request to live with a specific roommate. 

Travel between students' housing and the academic Study Center is fast and fluid, thanks to the public transport and motorways network. The average commute time is 30-40 minutes.

Orientation and Activities

Upon arrival in Barcelona, you’ll have an orientation that includes important meetings about your housing, health and safety, the academic component of the program, and your internship placement. Additional activities designed to help you orient to the city will include a city tour, weekend day trips, and cultural activities. Students have the opportunity to participate in additional extracurricular activities in Barcelona and beyond.

Academic Credit

Students are automatically enrolled in a 3-unit CEA Internship Seminar course. Students are also able to enroll in an additional 3-unit course to satisfy a General Education requirement or Global Business Program elective. *Please note, the required 3-unit CEA Internship Seminar course will not transfer back to UA.*

Internship in Barcelona: 3-unit program (3-unit Internship Seminar course)

Study + Internship in Barcelona: 6-unit program (3-unit Internship Seminar course plus additional 3-unit course)

Upon completion, students who enroll in the Study + Internship in Barcelona program, will have earned three units of academic credit. These units may be applicable towards the Global Business Program minor, a General Education course requirement, or general elective credit. Please speak with an Eller Global Advisor about which course you are interested in completing abroad, so we can determine how the credit will transfer back and satisfy your remaining degree requirements.

Eligibility and Application Process

• Minimum GPA of 2.75
• Rising juniors and seniors
• Valid passport
• Spanish language background encouraged but not required

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Program Details 

Application Deadline: February 15, 2024

Withdrawal Deadline: March 10, 2024

Program Dates: Arrive: Thursday, May 23 - Saturday, July 20, 2024

Cost: $8,725 (3 credits) *cost subject to change

Costs include: Tuition, housing and internship placement, orientation, welcome events, airport greeting upon arrival, on-site staff support, subsidized extracurricular events, supplemental health insurance, and UA Global Study Abroad application fee.

Cost does not include: Roundtrip airfare, meals, and personal expenses

Offered through a partnership with the Foundation for International Education:
www.fie.org.uk

For more information, contact Anissa Dominguez, global programs coordinator.

The Dublin Internship Program is an eight-week summer program that provides students with the opportunity to work in one of the major economic centers in northwestern Europe, administered by Eller in partnership with the Foundation for International Education (FIE).

By participating, students will have the opportunity to gain international internship experience in one of their fields of choice. Students will also gain an appreciation for Irish culture and an international workplace.

In this eight-week program, students will intern with a small to mid-size Dublin organization or nonprofit four days per week (Monday-Thursday), full-time, for approximately 32 hours each week. Many Irish companies have not returned to a fully staffed office five days per week. Please note that your internship schedule may be hybrid, with some time spent working remotely. 

Internship Placement

Students will work with the program provider to professionally revise their resume and ultimately obtain an internship in the industry of their choice. During the application process, you will select three industry areas of interest. Relevant academic studies or work experience in the field of the internship for which you are applying is typically required. Some placements may require portfolios or other documentation.

Dublin summer internships are unpaid and placements are made with an emphasis on balancing the needs of the student with those of the organization. Every effort is made to place students in an organization that relates to his or her area of interest, experience, and education. An important aspect of this program is flexibility. If you are too narrow in where you would like to work or what you hope to accomplish, you will greatly limit your ability to successfully place you in an internship.

Students are not informed of their placement until it is confirmed, and notification timelines may vary per student. The earliest that a student will be notified of their placement is one week prior to departure, and the latest that a student will be notified is upon arrival in Dublin. 

Read more about the Realities of Working in Dublin and view the Internship Industry Areas that are offered.

Summer Internship Housing and Transportation

The Dublin Internship Program housing is located in and around the city center of Dublin with easy access to local transportation. FIE provides student housing in central Dublin, in a modern centrally-located apartment-style furnished residence.

Students are met at the Dublin airport by FIE staff and then transported into the city on the day of arrival, as long as they arrive by early afternoon at the latest. If arriving before or after the day of arrival, FIE will advise on different airport transportation options available. Dublin is a compact and an eminently walkable city, however, depending on the location of your placement, you may need to travel on foot, by bus, train, tram, or a combination thereof. If your placement is located further than a 30-minute walk from your residence, you will be provided with a transportation card from FIE. 

Orientation and Activities

Upon arrival in Dublin, you’ll have a multi-day orientation that includes important meetings about your housing, class, and internship, as well as fun activities designed to help you orient to Dublin, such as a local amenities walking tour, a welcome reception, and a day trip to a beautiful cliff and coast area in the region. Another day trip is included to an authentic working Irish farm, scheduled later in the program. All students have access to a highly subsidized calendar of extracurricular activities in Dublin and beyond.

Academic Credit

In addition to your internship placement, students will also take FIE’s International Internship Course (IIC). Students will work both online and in class with their peers and a course instructor to reflect upon their internship experience and exchange ideas. In addition, students will work independently to complete a number of written assignments and their performance in the workplace will be evaluated by their designated site supervisor.

Upon completion of the program, Eller students will receive three units of BNAD 393A credit for the international internship course. These units can be applied directly towards the Global Business Program minor or can be used as general elective credit.

Scholarships

FIE offers the Sharif Raman $1,000 scholarship for this program. The summer scholarship application deadline is February 15, 2024. Please contact scholarships@fie.org.uk(link sends e-mail) if you have any questions.

Eligibility and Application Process

• Minimum GPA of 2.75
• Rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors
• Valid passport 

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Program Details 

Application Deadline: January 24, 2024

Withdrawal Deadline: February 2, 2024

Program Dates: Arrive: Thursday, June 6 - Saturday, August 3, 2024

Cost: $8,420 (3 credits) *cost subject to change 

Costs include: Tuition, housing and internship placement, orientation, welcome events, airport pick-up and drop off, on-site staff support, supplemental health insurance, and UA Global Study Abroad application fee.

Cost does not include: Roundtrip airfare, visa, meals, and personal expenses

For more information, contact Lauren Findlow, assistant director for global programs.

The Singapore Internship Program is an eight-week summer program, which provides students with an opportunity to work in one of the world's largest financial and technical centers.

By participating, students will have the opportunity to gain international internship experience in their field of choice. Students will also gain an appreciation for Singapore's diverse culture and landscape.

Guaranteed Internship Placement

Students will work with the program provider to professionally revise their resume, prepare for interviews and ultimately obtain an internship in their field of study. All summer internships are unpaid. Interns can expect to work approximately 40 hours each week. Most organizations in Singapore have not yet returned to a fully staffed office five days per week. Please note that your internship schedule may be hybrid, with some time spent working remotely. 

Summer Internship Housing and Transportation

The Singapore Internship Program housing is located in and around the city center with easy access to local transportation. GAV arranges the student housing, in one of several centrally-located hotel-style furnished residences. There may be limited kitchen and cooking facilities.

Students are typically met at the airport by GAV staff and then transported into the city on the day of arrival. Singapore is a very clean and safe location, and the best way to get around is via its Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) subway system. This underground network has lines that stretch across the entire city. The MRT also operates bus routes that can get you just about anywhere on the island. Students will have a limited credit added to their MRT pass to get them started. 

Orientation and Activities

Upon arrival in Singapore, you’ll have a multi-day orientation that includes important meetings about your housing, navigating the public transportation system to get to your internship placement, and initiating your Work Holiday Pass visa. There will be time spent getting to know the city, exploring famous sites, and meeting the other students in the program during the city tour and welcome meal.

Academic Credit

Eight week program, where students have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience with a large Fortune 1,000 company or start-up organization five days per week. While abroad, students will complete an online International Internship course, to reflect upon their internship experience.

Upon completion of the program, Eller students will receive three credits of BNAD 393A credit. These units can be applied directly towards the Global Business Program minor or can be used as general elective credit.

Eligibility and Application Process

• Minimum GPA of 3.0
• Valid passport 
• Rising juniors and seniors 

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Program Details

Application Deadline: January 24, 2024

Withdrawal Deadline: February 2, 2024

Program Dates: Arrive: Friday, June 7 - Saturday, August 3, 2024

Cost: $8,020 (3 credits) *cost subject to change

Costs include: Tuition, housing and internship placement, orientation, welcome events, airport pick-up and drop off, on-site staff support, supplemental health insurance, and UA Global Study Abroad application fee.

Cost does not include: Roundtrip airfare, visa, meals, and personal expenses

For more information, contact Lauren Findlow, assistant director for global programs.

The Sydney Internship Program is an eight-week summer program, which provides students with an opportunity to work for a start-up or Fortune 1,000 company.

By participating, students will have the opportunity to gain international internship experience in their field of choice. Students will gain an appreciation for Australia's laid-back business culture and strong work ethic.

Guaranteed Internship Placement

Students will work with the program provider to professionally revise their resume, prepare for interviews and ultimately obtain an internship in their field of study. All summer internships are unpaid. Interns can expect to work approximately 40 hours each week. Most organizations in Sydney have not yet returned to a fully staffed office five days per week. Please note that your internship schedule may be hybrid, with some time spent working remotely. 

Summer Internship Housing and Transportation

The Sydney Internship Program housing is located in and around the city center with easy access to local transportation. GAV arranges the student housing, in one of several centrally-located apartment-style furnished residences.

Students are typically met at the airport by GAV staff and then transported into the city on the day of arrival. Sydney is easy to navigate with an Opal card, the ticketing system used to pay for travel on public transport in Sydney. Students will have limited credit added to their Opal card to get them started. 

Orientation and Activities

Upon arrival in Sydney, you’ll have a multi-day orientation that includes important meetings about your housing, health and safety, and navigating the public transportation system to get to your internship placement. There will be time spent getting to know the city, exploring famous sites, and meeting the other students in the program during the city walking tour and welcome meal.

Academic Credit

Eight week program, where students have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience with a large Fortune 1,000 company or start-up organization five days per week. While abroad, students will complete an online International Internship course, to reflect upon their internship experience.

Upon completion of the program, Eller students will receive three credits of BNAD 393A credit. These units can be applied directly towards the Global Business Program minor or can be used as general elective credit.

Eligibility and Application Process

• Minimum GPA of 3.0
• Valid passport from the U.S. or the EU
• Rising juniors and seniors 

APPLY ONLINE