Welcome to the Internships Section!

The Didactic Council of Chemical Engineering offers students support for undertaking extracurricular stages and internships. This support is provided at companies that report open positions. These experiences represent a fundamental moment for integrating academic training with a practical and professionalizing learning path. The objective is to foster the development of transversal and specialized skills, while also facilitating your entry into the world of work.

Why do an internship?

Through an internship, you will have the opportunity to:

• Engage with real work environments.
• Deepen the knowledge acquired during your course of study.
• Experience corporate dynamics.
• Expand your professional network of contacts.
• Orient your future choices more consciously, thanks to direct field experience that can help define personal goals and interests.

The Support of the Commission

The Commission for Career Guidance, Internships, and Relations with the Professional World is by your side to provide support in all phases of the process.

Growth Opportunities

We invite all interested students to seize this precious opportunity for personal and professional growth. It is a fundamental step to enrich one's curriculum and consolidate one's academic preparation.

The Offers

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Meetings

CODIC actively supports internship-related activities through the organization of dedicated corporate seminars, offering students valuable opportunities to engage directly with the professional world and with important business organizations. These meetings represent a concrete chance to gain deeper insight into company dynamics, discover the most in-demand professional profiles, and better orient themselves in choosing their career path. The next scheduled events are

April, 24 2026 - seminario FATER - presentazione Fater Lab Experience (aula 133, 9:30)
May, 14, 15 2026 - seminario NEST - L'ingegneria Chimica per l'Industria Farmaceutica (aula 118)