On-site Internships
Fieldwork represents a fundamental opportunity for students to experience first-hand the methodologies and investigation techniques applied in real-world contexts. Working at an archaeological site, in a laboratory, or a research area allows students to acquire advanced practical skills and consolidate theoretical knowledge learned during their academic studies.
Participating in an on-site internship means working side by side with Uninettuno professors, tutors, and industry professionals, collaborating on research projects, digital documentation and archaeological excavations. These field experiences enhance critical thinking, operational skills, and managerial capabilities, equipping students with essential tools for their professional future.
To apply for an on-site internship, students must submit the following documents to the Faculty Administrative Office : by the application deadlin
1. Application Form
2. Updated Curriculum Vitae;
3. Valid identification document (front and back).
If selected, participation is conditional upon the successful completion of the Basic Safety Training Course and the issuance of the corresponding certificate.
Some on-site field internships may be rescheduled multiple times throughout the year. We therefore recommend checking the website regularly, as it will be continuously updated with the latest information.
Internships available
For information regarding specific internships, please directly contact the Internship Coordinators listed in the respective detailed sheets.