Interested in studying abroad? Then I might be able to convince you to select Stockholm as your next destination.
„A Biochemistry Student’s Experience at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm“ weiterlesen
Tipps und Informationen zur Planung, Durchführung und Förderung von Praktika im Ausland
Interested in studying abroad? Then I might be able to convince you to select Stockholm as your next destination.
„A Biochemistry Student’s Experience at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm“ weiterlesen
I’m a master’s student of biochemistry and Erasmus+ funding enabled me to work in a structural biochemistry lab at the Max Perutz Labs Vienna from February to August 2024.
Always considering the incredible opportunity that an internship abroad represents, I had long planned to explore options in Athens, knowing that I wanted to live in Greece and take a shot at learning the language. After finishing my bachelor’s thesis, I moved to Athens for a language course and enjoyed it so much that I began seeking opportunities in the city to complete my degree. „Internship at SNF in Athens“ weiterlesen
Before being ICIQ, I had already known it is an outstanding chemical research institute among the whole Europe. Additionally, I also reviewed some of the research papers from not only Prof. Suero but also other research groups. There are diverse research topics in ICIQ, but the one I have the greatest interests in is asymmetric catalysis. As long as I received the suggestion from my supervisor, I had no hesitate to contact Prof. Suero. After a short interview, Prof. Suero provided me with lots of help during my application.
„Exploring Asymmetric Catalysis at ICIQ in Spain“ weiterlesen
Since the beginning of my Bachelor’s degree, I had planned to spend time abroad during my studies. However, as the Bachelor’s degree course in chemistry is very strictly timetabled with practical courses every semester, I planned to complete a research internship abroad during my Master’s degree. Scandinavia was a country that had interested me for some time and where I could imagine emigrating to in the future.
„Research Internship at the University of Gothenburg“ weiterlesen
Quiet nature, Midsommar and Fika – is what comes to mind when I think about my time in Sweden. Through the Erasmus+ Internship program, I was able to spend 2 months up north during my bachelor’s at the FU Berlin.
Studying Biology and having read lots of books on regenerative agriculture, I was certain about what I want to do for my Erasmus Internship. I also knew I wanted to see the Scandinavian nature, which is why I decided to spend my days abroad in Sweden.
Introduction
“You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose. You’re on your own. And you know what you know. And YOU are the [person] who’ll decide where to go.” – Dr. Seuss, Oh, the Places You’ll Go!
During my internship at the European office of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung e.V. (FES), I experienced firsthand the remarkable impact of Germany’s largest and oldest party-affiliated foundation. Rooted in the core values of social democracy — freedom, justice, and solidarity — FES is a powerhouse of political education, strategic think tank initiatives, international cooperation, scholarships for underprivileged students, and the preservation of social democracy’s history.
„Internship at the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Brussels“ weiterlesen
During my one-month traineeship at Prof. Felix Viana’s lab, my primary objectives were to investigate the role of the extended N-terminal part of the protein in naked mole rats using the patch clamp technique and to explore whether different isoforms of the same protein interact with each other through calcium imaging.
„Research Internship at Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche“ weiterlesen
Preparation
I have been studying Japanese for about two years in my (very little) free time. I have made Japanese friends previous to coming to Japan and the internship was completely organised by myself – I personally contacted professors at the University of Tokyo and had to organise accommodation, flights as well as whether this counts towards getting credits in my undergraduate degree by myself.
„Exploring Japan Through an Internship: Work, Research, and Cultural Immersion“ weiterlesen
I started loving biology in my youth and therefore decided to study it. I am currently still in Bachelor and really enjoyed my time at the Free University Berlin. Still, I felt like I wanted to see a little more then just the research world in berlin. So, I decided to do an internship abroad. My mentor, a fellow older student who welcomes the first years, told me that she did it and that it really broadened her horizon.
„Gaining Insights in Microbial Research in Leiden“ weiterlesen