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AIESEC Internship Program aims to provide university students and recent graduates with personal and professional development opportunities. Taking up an internship or professional international exchange is the most intense learning experience that AIESEC offers and links together our global network.

Each year we provide over 5,500 AIESEC members a challenging opportunity to live and work in a foreign country in areas of management, technology, education and development.


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Brooke Jones (Curtin) - Adventure in China

What better way to spend what could potentially have been a sweltering summer in Perth, than to go to icy cold Beijing, China for two months?!

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    Brooke Jones (Curtin) - Adventure in China

    What better way to spend what could potentially have been a sweltering summer in Perth, than to go to icy cold Beijing, China for two months?!

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  • Auvik Pal (UNSW) - Exchange in Togo

    My two month internship in the West African nation of Togo was without doubt the best two months of my life. Going on an AIESEC exchange provides the support you need adapting to a new country and culture.

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  • Peter Chuang (USYD) - Poland Adventure

    Why Poland? This is the most common question asked by almost everyone I have come across during my AIESEC internship. My answer is straight forward, I knew absolutely nothing about Poland, its history and its culture.

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  • Jonathan De Jesus (USYD) - Fantasic India

    There are many words to describe an AIESEC internship, but no word could describe an internship like one in Jaipur, India. However, fantastic, the true sense of the word, comes close.

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