Ryoga IDE, Tokyo Institute of Technology (Major: Mechanical Engineering)
Vulcanus in Europe participant (April 2019 - March 2020)
Host country: Italy
Host company: Loccioni
★ Testimonial in video
Language: Italian with English subtitles
Ryota KIMIKADO, Kobe City College of Technology (Major: Electronic Engineering)
Vulcanus in Europe participant (April 2019 - March 2020)
Host country: Spain
Host company: IDIADA AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY, S.A.
★ Testimonial in video
Language: Catalan & Spanish with English subtitles
Ryota SHIOMI, Ritsumeikan University (Major: Robotics)
Vulcanus in Europe participant (April 2019 - March 2020)
Host country: Belgium
Host company: PEC
★ Testimonial in video
Language: English with Japanese subtitles
Masaya AMANO, The University of Electro-Communications (Major: Engineering Sciences)
Vulcanus in Europe participant (April 2019 - March 2020)
Host country: Spain
Host company: Piher Sensors & Controls S.A.
★ Testimonial in video
Language: Spanish & English
VISAS & PERMITS
Rules on residence permit, (exemption from) work permit, approval of the traineeships by the local authority, visas, are different from country to country (sometimes from region to region).
The Centre will centralize the inquiries on the procedures to follow and liaise with the student and the company so that they may take the necessary steps.
The Centre will request the support of the Company, whenever applicable. Please feel free to contact us for more information.
Important notice
COSTS & MORE
Host company's costs for the complete training period
Your company will remunerate the Vulcanus trainee DIRECTLY, in accordance with the labor laws of your country.
FROM APPLICATION TO MATCH-MAKING PROCESS
How to apply
Please complete the online application form and submit it by 23 SEPT 2024. (Well detail the content of the traineeship).
Please feel free to submit as many offers as you have available internships, with different contents.
WHO IS YOUR TRAINEE?
Academic background / personnality
ELIGIBILITY
All companies in the industrial or service sector and architectural practices within the EU are eligible.
The traineeship should be R&D oriented. (Special consideration will be given to companies prioritizing sustainability).
Through fulfilling the assigned tasks, the trainee should be given the chance to optimize and implement the specific knowledge he/she acquired at university.
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