What it is
Internships are often the entry point to the job market. We explain the difference between curricular and extracurricular internships, where to find them (university placement offices, regional portals) and how to apply. Internship rules are set by the Regions and universities.
Who may need it
- Enrolled students and recent graduates
Eligibility. Requirements depend on your personal situation and on the rules in force when you apply. This page does not determine whether you qualify: the competent body verifies that.
How it works
- Your goalWe start from the course and city you are interested in.
- The official rulesTogether we identify the calls, deadlines and requirements published by the institutions.
- The documentsWe help you organise the qualifications, translations and certificates required.
- The applicationYou submit the application yourself on the official portals, knowing what to do.
Documents commonly requested
Internship and entry-level job-search support · Last reviewed: 13 October 2026
Indicative list: depending on your situation, further documents may be required. Ticks stay on this device only and are not sent anywhere.
Deadlines
We do not publish deadlines we cannot keep reliably up to date. Always check the current time limits on the official source listed on this page.
Fees
Fees are not yet published. They will be explained clearly before any work starts.
Frequently asked questions
Can you guarantee me a job or an internship?
No. MIRHA is not an authorised employment agency and does not do job placement: we help you prepare and apply independently.
How much does the service cost?
Fees are not yet published on the website. They will be explained clearly before any work starts, with no obligation.