Have you come across another work-related funding scheme for students abroad? Please let us know about it!
Leonardo is an organisation set up for students looking to work within the EU over their year abroad. You should speak to your Leonardo representative at your home university for more details on how to apply, find a work partnership and get on the scheme. Find out more about the Leonardo da Vinci Programme.
Grundtvig offers funding to adult learners who wish to visit European countries to take on work placements or attend conferences and training courses.
Any undergraduate students studying science, engineering and applied arts, can apply for the IAESTE scheme, to get work experience overseas. It is a scheme which usually lasts approximately 8-12 weeks, from any time between June and September, although there are exceptions to this rule. Get in touch with one of their representatives to see what’s what.
Have you come across another work-related funding scheme for students abroad? Please let us know about it!
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