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Internships are an integral part of academic programs. They allow students to gain hands-on experience and better understand the expectations of the job market, serving as a bridge to their future careers.
At Montpellier Management, internships are assessed through a report up to Master 1, and through a thesis and oral defense in Master 2. On this page, you’ll find all the practical information related to your internship.
Finding an Internship
It is highly recommended to start looking for an internship at least four months before the start date — even earlier if the internship takes place abroad (additional administrative steps apply).
Internships must take place during periods defined by the institution.
They may extend beyond the minimum required duration, but must end no later than August 31st, the official end of the academic year.
Learn more about internship periods
Looking to learn more about internship dates and find the right program for you?
Check out our “Internship Periods” tool for all the key information.
Resources Available to Students
Students also have access to ResUM, a dedicated platform for internship, work-study, and job offers.
In addition, students can follow MOMA’lumni, the Montpellier Management alumni network, on social media to discover new opportunities.
Offers available online
A large number of institutional and private websites also offer online services. Don’t hesitate to check them out!
Practical Information
The internship agreement must be completed via your ENT student portal, printed in three original copies (for the host organization, the student, and Montpellier Management), and signed before the start of the internship.
A certificate of civil liability insurance (from your insurer) must be attached to the agreement.
Where? ENT – Menu “Scolarité” – “Pstage” tab
Access the ENT portalSigning an internship agreement is a moral commitment for the student. It must be respected until the end date, unless there are exceptional circumstances. In such cases, any interruption or intent to interrupt must be reported immediately to your program manager with a letter from both the student and the host company.
An amendment must also be submitted via the ENT portal.
To better understand your rights and responsibilities, consult the Internship Guide published by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research.
Access the Guide for Internships in France and AbroadRegulations
- Law No. 2014-788 of July 10, 2014 – Framework for internship development and intern status improvement
- Decree No. 2014-1420 of November 27, 2014 – Supervision of professional training periods and internships