Internship Abroad Programme
The Internship Abroad programme enables NHH students to earn credits through internships.
About the course
- Elective courses for BSc/MSc in Economics & Business Administration and MSc in Accounting, each worth 7.5 ECTS
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Bachelor course: Theory module, reflection, and a final report. Focuses on learning from international work experiences
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Master course: The theory module has two parts: intercultural teamwork and applying economics/business theories in practice
Internship Abroad bachelor course (INTERN-A-B)
Internship Abroad master course (INTERN-A-M)
INTERNSHIP APPROVAL
Application deadlines:
- Spring: December 1st (internship between January 1st and May 31th)
- Autumn: April 30th (internship between June 1st and December 31st)
- Internships that have already begun will not be approved.
You can apply for internship approval without having secured an offer.
APPLICATION FOR INTERNSHIP APPROVAL
INTERNSHIP APPROVAL CRITERIA
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Minimum 30 days
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Challenging, independent projects
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Related to economics and administration
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Internship in a country where you are not a citizen
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Valid work contract
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Sufficient insurance coverage
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On-site work only
OTHER GENERAL RULES
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INTERN-A-B is not for BEDS students.
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INTERN-A-M cannot be combined with NHH Innovation School, Gründerskolen, or UiO Social Entrepreneurship.
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INTERN-A-M and ENEINT can be combined if based on different internships.
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Past internships are not eligible.
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CEMS internships count for INTERN-A-M if long enough.
PRE-DEPARTURE AND RE-ENTRY WORKSHOPS
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Pre-departure seminar: May and December
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Re-entry workshop: Reflect on your experiences and maximize learning from the internship and course
FINANCING YOUR INTERNSHIP ABROAD
Erasmus+ Traineeship grant for internships in Europe
Insurance, travel, visa and accommodation
Students must arrange adequate health, travel, and liability insurance, comply with local visa rules, and organize accommodation.
