Internship Details

What is Project-based Internship?

Project-based internship means that interns are typically assigned to specific projects or tasks to apply and develop their skills and knowledge. This internship format provides interns with the opportunity to solve problems, collaborate with teams, and apply their academic knowledge in a real-world work environment.

Do I receive a salary or any benefits during my internship?

Whether salary and benefits are provided will depend on the regulations of each organization.

How can I apply for the Work Permit?

Only non-Taiwanese students are required to apply for the work permit.
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How do I apply for Insurance?

OIA will provide off-campus internship group insurance (Specified by the Ministry of Education) coverage for every student during the internship period. However, you are advised to have your own insurance for individual needs.

How many hours do I need to work per week?

Working hours for each intern can be very different, which is negotiable between students, tutors and organizations within reasonable limits. However, we request that you have to work at least 12 hours per week during their internship.

※For non-Taiwanese identity card holders, due to work permit restrictions, the weekly internship hours during the semester must not exceed 20 hours.

When will the internship period start and end?

The 2026 internship period will run from March 2nd to June 5th , totaling fourteen weeks.

Will I have the opportunity to communicate with other students in this program?

We will organize five training courses and iNGO visits, providing students with spaces for communication and mutual learning. Ultimately, students will have the chance to share their achievements during the internship on Demo Day.

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