- Erasmus plus (Erasmus+) is a successful EU program, which supports education, training, youth and sport in Europe.
- Erasmus+ is intended to promote learning, enable sustainable growth, strengthen social cohesion and European identity, and promote innovation. In the current program from 2021 to 2027 even more European students can take part in Erasmus+ more easily than before.
- The European Union promotes the academic mobility of students (study abroad and internship abroad) in all phases. The mobility of university employees (teaching, further education and training) is also extensively supported.
- In the current program (2021 to 2027), Erasmus+ is intended to support the goals of the European education agenda, to advance the modernization, internationalization and qualitative improvement of higher education in Europe, to strengthen international skills, personal development of students, the attractiveness of the EU as a study and science location.
- You can find detailed information on the websites of the national agencies in Germany about further developments in the respective educational area regarding the current program: https://www.erasmusplus.de/
- https://www.erasmusplus.de/
Students (m/f/d) and graduates of veterinary medicine are welcome in our clinic!! We will be glad to promote your academic progress via the Erasmus+ programme.
- If you are a student (from the 7th semester) or graduate of veterinary medicine, who is in search of a high-quality, reliable, highly rated and modern internship position we are happy to welcome you in our clinic. We will be pleased to give you an opportunity to magnify your knowledge and gather your working experience with us!
- Working with us you will have the opportunity to experience almost the entire spectrum of diseases in veterinary medicine, side by side with our experienced veterinarians. Whether surgery, internal medicine, consultation hours, emergency or pet ward: With us you can experience many different specialist areas and learn from the best in their field. Our two clinic directors, who worked for many years as senior doctors at the University Clinic of the LMU, stand for the high level of veterinary care.
- An international and diverse team is waiting for you.
- If you are interested in an internship, please apply with your CV and grades. As a first step, we will then invite you to a telephone interview with our internship supervisor, Charlotte Blea. You will also discuss the internship period with her. After the interview, you will receive all the documents from us in a digital form.
- We want you to feel comfortable with us from the start. We therefore plan the first two weeks of the internship for you. This means you will be assigned to specific departments and veterinarians. Your mentors will slowly lead you through your tasks and will always be there for you.
- If you stay with us for more than two weeks and have special requests, you can organize the remaining time independently, in a consultation with the internship supervisor. We are flexible about that.
- We do not provide accommodation, but like all employees, our interns receive a meal support.
- All our internship positions for 2024 are already full.
We are already accepting applications for 2025. Please indicate your preferred date in your application.