Looking to boost your international experience while developing real innovation skills?

Discover the 4EU+ University Diploma in Entrepreneurial and Intrapreneurial Project Management — a unique international programme that brings together students from leading European universities. Throughout the semester, you’ll work in multicultural teams, develop real innovation projects, and gain hands‑on experience with industry partners.

The programme includes two trips abroad (kick‑off and final conference), hybrid teaching, and a diploma awarded by Sorbonne University. Ideal for Master’s and PhD students looking to boost their skills, expand their network, and experience Europe through the 4EU+ alliance.

Would you like to study at the Sorbonne University?

Within the 4EU+ Alliance, you have a unique chance to participate in virtual mobility and enrol in courses from the comfort of your home. And the mobility is entirely free!

Click on the link, choose your course and send an application!

Zastupitelský úřad v Pretorii (Jihoafrická republika) nabízí možnost stáže na max. 90 dnů v období září až prosinec 2026. Stáž je určena vysokoškolským studentům jak sociálních, tak přírodních věd se zájmem o zahraniční politiku v subsaharské Africe.

Místem výkonu stáže je Pretoria.

Zastupitelský úřad v Pretorii disponuje celkem třemi úseky:

• politicko-ekonomický,
• vízově-konzulární,
• provozně-ekonomický.

Stážista/stážistka se během studijního pobytu bude moci seznámit s povahou činnosti na jednotlivých odděleních (podíl na tvorbě politicko-ekonomického zpravodajství, administrativa, správa sociálních sítí, organizační podíl na akcích ZÚ), aby získal/a představu o práci na českém zastupitelském úřadu v zahraničí.

Stáž ze strany úřadu není nijak finančně hrazena včetně dopravy. Neposkytuje se ubytování ani jeho náhrada. Finančně dostupné ubytování je však k dispozici.

Pokud vás nabídka zaujala, zašlete svůj životopis do 15. 7. 2026 na e-mail: petr.cap@mzv.gov.cz.

This autumn, Europaeum invites students to join three upcoming events:

The Europaeum History & Classics Seminar 2026: Decolonising Europe’s Past

Location: Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) Munich

Date: 15 – 17 September, 2026

Deadline for applications: 22 June 2026

This seminar will discuss how historical narratives inform contemporary inequalities, cultural representations, and political debates. Master’s and PhD students from Charles University can apply to attend and if they wish, also present a 15-minute paper on a topic related to the seminar. For those selected to participate, the Europaeum will cover reasonable travel expenses from Prague to Munich and back, as well as accommodation and board during event days.

For more info, please see the Europaeum website.

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Brussels Policy Seminar 2026, Europe under Pressure: EU Governance and the Politics of Uncertainty

Location: Brussels

Date: 29 September – 1 October 2026

Deadline for applications: 15 July 2026

The seminar will examine how the Von der Leyen Commission is navigating the present moment of turbulence. It will include visits to EU institutions, talks and discussions. Master’s and PhD students from Charles University can apply to attend. For those selected to participate, the Europaeum will cover reasonable travel expenses from Prague to Brussels and back, as well as accommodation and board during event days.

For more info, please see the Europaeum website.

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The Europaeum Technology Forum 2026: Space Governance: The Fragile Frontier

Location: University of Helsinki

Date: 19 – 20 October 2026

Deadline for applications: 31 July 2026

This event will consider the governance of space from an explicitly interdisciplinary perspective. Master’s and PhD students from Charles University can apply to attend and if they wish, also present a 15-minute paper on a topic related to the seminar. For those selected to attend, the Europaeum will cover reasonable travel expenses from Prague to Helsinki and back, as well as accommodation and board during event days.

For more info, please see the Europaeum website.

Every year, IOM welcomes hundreds of interns to work in IOM offices worldwide. IOM is present in more than 550 field locations around the world, assisting governments in managing migration flows, providing support to migrants across the world, developing effective responses to the shifting dynamics of migration and providing advice on migration policy and practice. We require a wide variety of professionals to carry out our mandate.

This special internship programme, which is a sub-set of IOM’s regular internship programme, wishes to target specifically talented young professionals from nationalities from Member States that are not represented or have low representation among our international professional workforce.

These 21 vacancies are being published to attract talent that will be able to work and learn in several IOM offices. IOM will pay a stipend to cover basic costs, and for these internships IOM also covers travel and visa costs. The aim is to remove obstacles that may get in the way for some of these professionals in joining and learning about IOM’s valuable work in the field of migration.

Interns are selected for a 6-month period through a highly competitive process, which usually includes an online test and/or an interview. Internships are a good entry point in the Organization and represent a professional development opportunity for interns, who gain work experience and can contribute to IOM’s work with their knowledge, skills and diverse experiences.

Requirements:

Besides the requirements stated on each vacancy notice, applicants to IOM internships must, at the time of application:

1) meet one of the following requirements:

• Be enrolled in the final academic year of a first university degree programme (minimum Bachelor's level or equivalent); or
• Be enrolled in a graduate school programme (second university degree or equivalent, or higher);
• Have graduated with a university degree and, if selected, must commence the internship within one year of graduation.

2) have a degree or currently pursue a degree from a WHED accredited University and you can find out the database here

3) be between 20 and 36 years of age

4) be a national of any of the countries listed on the website

5) have a working knowledge (both oral and written) of at least one of IOM's official languages (English, French or Spanish) - language requirements will be explicitly mentioned on each vacancy notice.

Starting date:

• The aim is for these interns to start between July and August. The exact starting date will be discussed with the hiring office.

How long is the internship?

• The internship is for an initial period of 6 months, with a possibility of extension of 3 months contingent on good performance and availability of funding for the extension.

You can find more details about the inthership and available vacancies here.

Would you like to study at the University of Geneva?

Within the 4EU+ Alliance, you have a unique chance to be part of virtual mobility and enrol on online courses from the comfort of your home. On top of that, the mobility is entirely free!