A rewarding professional experience
At ISEN Méditerranée, we believe that professionalization doesn't begin at the end of your studies, but right from the start. That's why every student completes several periods of internship, some of which are enriched by a work-study period from the engineering cycle onwards.
Internship and work-study calendar
Student engineers:
- Professionalization contract or apprenticeship over 1, 2 or 3 years
4th year student-engineers:
- 3-4 month internship, from June to the end of September
- Professionalization contract or apprenticeship for their 5th year.
5th year student-engineers:
- 6-month end-of-study internship, starting in March
Bachelor Cybersecurity students:
- 2-year work-study program starting in September
Bachelor in Development students:
- Work-study program in final year or 6-month end-of-studies internship, starting in March.
Are you a company?
Are you looking for a student-engineer intern or work-study student?
ISEN offers you :
- Post an offer on our Career Center, a platform dedicated to putting you in touch with our students.
- Take part in the ISEN Méditerranée school-business forum.
Internships available in France and abroad
The internships can be carried out in France or abroad. ISEN has an address book of more than 300 companies, allowing students who wish to do so to get in touch with companies or university research laboratories, in order to do their internship.
In total, over their 5 years of study, students benefit from nearly a year of varied experience. This is a real asset for their entry into professional life.
1st - 2nd year
Associative internship / International internship
3rd year
Trade internship
Alternation
Possible over 1, 2 or 3 years
Grade 5
End of study internship
Work-study programs: an opportunity to seize
The work-study program enables students to work for a company, which covers the cost of their training. The student also receives a salary for the duration of the contract.
Beyond the financial aspect, it's a real career booster for future engineers who have been able to progress both academically and professionally.