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What is this programme about?
Within UNIC, you as a student have the opportunity to gain valuable professional and personal experiences through an Erasmus funded internship abroad in one of the UNIC universities, city administrations or companies and organizations in one of the UNIC partner cities. UNIC internships are also a great opportunity to get to know more about the realities and challenges of our post-industrial cities.
Check current internship announcements below and/or contact your local UNIC team to ask about tailored internship opportunities fitting your interest and focus areas. After you have secured your internship placement, you can apply for Erasmus internship funding with your local International Office.
Who can participate and how does it work?
Target Group: The program is aimed at students who wish to undertake an internship abroad during their studies or within one year after graduation.
Duration: Internships can last between two and twelve months, depending on local funding regulations and available internship positions. It is also possible to combine multiple internships, as long as the total duration does not exceed twelve months per study cycle (Bachelor, Master, PhD).
What happens during an internship?
Benefits: An internship abroad in general offers the opportunity to develop professional skills, gain international experience, and enhance employability. It also promotes intercultural competence and language skills. Depending on the individual offer, it can either be paid or unpaid.
What about Funding and Recognition?
Funding: Students can receive financial support to cover travel and living expenses. The amount of funding varies depending on the destination country, individual needs and if the internship is paid.
Funding Application: Interested students should contact their local International Office to learn about application procedures and deadlines. Applications for funding are typically submitted through your home university.
Recognition: The knowledge and skills acquired abroad can be recognized as part of the student’s degree if foreseen in the curriculum. It can also enrich and complement students‘ academic experience. It is recommended to complete a learning agreement before starting the internship to ensure recognition.
HERE YOU FIND AN OVERVIEW ON THE PROGRAMME
Below you find more information on internationalisation opportunities at the UNIC universities, where research on migration and integration is done at UNIC partner universities, as well as contact information.
Date
: 3-6 months, with flexible start dateQualification Area
: Mechanical / Environmental / Civil / Architectural EngineeringUniversity
: University of LiègePlace
: Liège, Belgium (with the possibility of hybrid working)Developing a Building Energy Model for a Zero-Energy Senior House (Fully Electric) in the Netherlands
Hosting Unit: Sustainable Building Design Lab Faculty of Applied Sciences Quartier Polytech 1, B52/3, Allée de la Découverte 9, 4000 Liège, Belgium
Internship Description: This internship focuses on developing a simulation model for a nearly zero-energy senior row house located in Gissenburg, the Netherlands. The intern will contribute to:
• Collecting data from post-occupancy monitoring and field surveys • Conducting a simplified energy audit and comparing results with public benchmarks • Analyzing electricity use and calibrating the model with monthly energy bills • Evaluating indoor environmental quality and the real-life performance of a heat pump and PV system
The model will be built using DesignBuilder and aligned with CEN 16798 and CEN 15316 standards.
Skills to Be Gained:
• Building energy and performance modeling • 3D modeling using photogrammetry techniques • Comfort monitoring and energy audit practices • Real-world analysis of heat pump and PV performance • Application of EU standards for building energy simulation
Duration and Timing:
• Duration: 3 to 6 months • Start date: Flexible, depending on the candidate’s availability • Location: Liège, Belgium (with the possibility of hybrid working)
Target Profiles:
We welcome applications from students in the final year of their Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in: • Mechanical Engineering • Environmental Engineering • Civil Engineering • Architectural Engineering (with a focus on energy)
Language: English
Application Procedure: Interested candidates should send a CV and a motivation letter to: 📧 shady.attia@uliege.be
Date
: Anytime between September 2025 until September 2027.Qualification Area
: Data / Computer Science + Physical, Geo, Mining, Civil or Architectural EngineeringUniversity
: University of LiègePlace
: Liège, BelgiumThis internship offer can span one of four research topics:
To apply, please provide CV and motivation letter to Prof. B. Dewaels (B.Dewals@uliege.be). Internships can happen anytime starting from September 2025 and until september 2027.
Date
: Flexible start date between February and July 2026 (duration 3–6 months)Qualification Area
: Humanities / Social SciencesUniversity
: University of ZagrebPlace
: Zagreb, Croatia (on-site)The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences invites applications for an Erasmus+ traineeship within its Office for International Cooperation.
Trainees will assist the international office team in daily activities, including: • supporting general administrative tasks • communicating with incoming and outgoing students (via email and in person) • preparing mobility and registration documents • assisting with translation of various materials (academic and practical information) • preparing content for the website (news, notices, etc.)
Level of Studies: Undergraduate, Graduate or Postgraduate
Required Skills: Organisational and coordination skills, creativity and flexibility in communication, English (B2 or higher), ability to work independently and as part of a team, and good computer skills (MS Office).
Application Deadline: 15 January 2026
Salary / Financial Support: Unpaid internship (students may apply for Erasmus+ traineeship funding)
Contact: international@ffzg.hr (Ivana Bedeković & Tamara Šveljo)
UNIC Internship Guidelines
Learn more about the internship offers at UNIC by reading through our guideline documents:
UNIC Internship Guide for Organizations
UNIC Internship Guide for Students
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