Once the student has come to an agreement with an institution for the development of the internship, the student should send to the Internship International Department of the University or Universities that certifies the studies, the application form of the internship institution

NOTE: In order to know what arethe universities that certify your program, consult the PANAL (Academic Record) When the International Internship Department has finished the review of all the documentation and once the approval of the internship institution is granted, the student will be notified in order to proceed with the signature of the collaboration agreement and its corresponding Appendix. If necessary, the collaboration agreement can be signed by the institution and the university. Moreover, depending on the country in which the student is to do the internship and the legislation in force in such territory, the student will have to submit the additional documentation required by the country’s legislation in force. Below, some details on the additional documentation required by some countries are specified:

3.2.1.1 Students enrolled in the European University of the Atlantic

Students enrolled in the European University of the Atlantic
Students doing the internship in Spanish territory	Students of official degrees younger than 28 years old	The University’s school Insurance protects them, so they will not have to provide any additional documents.
	Students of official degrees older than 28 years old	They should formalize an accident insurance in order to be able to do the internship. Proof of this insurance will be required by the university before beginning the internship.
	Students of any age enrolled in a university’s specific program:	They should formalize an accident insurance in order to be able to do the internship. Proof of this insurance will be required by the university before beginning the internship.
Students doing the internship abroad	Students of any age and any degree:	They should formalize an accident insurance in case the legislation in force in the country in which the student is to do the internship. As well, students should comply with the legislation in force regarding doing an internship in the corresponding country.

3.2.1.2 Students enrolled in the International Iberoamerican University (Puerto Rico)

Students enrolled in the International Iberoamerican University (Puerto Rico)
Students doing the internship in Puerto Rican territory	All students	2 Photographs 2×2 Negative certificate of criminal records (it can be requested in the police station or through Internet) Certification of Ley 300 (it can be requested in the police station) Affidavit of knowledge of the sexual harassment law
	Additional requirements for internships in Healthcare Centers	Health certificate HIPAA Certification (must be offered by certified personnel). Vaccines for hepatitis B, chickenpox and influenza Throat culture
	Additional requirements for internships in Naturopathy Centers	Health certificate HIPAA Certification (must be offered by certified personnel).
Students doing the internship abroad	All students	They should formalize an accident insurance in case the legislation in force in the country in which the student is to do the internship. As well, students should comply with the legislation in force regarding doing an internship in the corresponding country.

 

3.2.1.3 Students enrolled in the International Iberomerican University (Mexico)

Students enrolled in the International Iberomerican University (Mexico)
Students doing the internship in Puerto Rican territory	All students	There are no additional requirements. In case they are necessary, the student will be informed by the university or internship institution.
Students doing the internship abroad	All students	They should formalize an accident insurance in case the legislation in force in the country in which the student is to do the internship. As well, students should comply with the legislation in force regarding doing an internship in the corresponding country.

NOTE: Universities reserve the right to modify the requirements according to the changes in the legislation in force that may occur. Once the Internship Department has registered the required documentation, the student can continue the internship process in the Institution.

3.2.2. Development stage

During this stage, the student must do the internship in the chosen institution. In most programs, the classroom-based hours in the collaborating institution are estimated to be 120 hours and some additional hours dedicated to the development of of the Internship’s Final Report. However, some programs include a different classroom-based number of hours. Review this information regarding your program in the section ‘Specific information on the program’. During this stage, the student makes the internship hours in the collaborating center, therefore complying with the regulations of the University and the Institution, hence, the structure and organization will depend on the area allocated for the development of the internship. The internship must be supervised and the student must have the support of an assigned tutor in the internship institution, who is the same person that should subsequently fill in an evaluation report. The internship schedule must have been previously specified with the institution. The schedule will be established taking into account the characteristics of the internship and the availability of the internship institution. Efforts will be made to ensure that they are compatible with the academic, training, representation and participation activity developed by the student at the University.

3.2.3. Internship evaluation

The final internship report is a document written by the student, which aims to systematize and reflect on the experience lived in the institution. The structure of the document should follow the Final Internship Report Template and must not exceed 25 pages length for all programs, except for the health area programs with case studies, for which the maximum length is 35 pages (longer final internship reports will not be accepted). The number of pages does not include bibliographical references or appendixes.

NOTE: Those final internship reports that include images or videos of minors must be accompanied by the consent of their parents/guardians

Once the classroom-based internship hours have been completed, the student must submit the final internship report within a maximum period of 15 days to the Internship International Department and the following documents duly completed:

• Final internship report
• Student’s internship evaluation report
• Evaluation report of the collaborating institution’s tutor

Then, the Internship Committee will proceed with the final evaluation basing on the following weighting:

• The Final Internship Report developed by the student: 70% of the final grade.
• The Evaluation Report of the Collaborative Institution’s Tutor: 30% of the final grade.

The final grade will be notified to the student through the Template of the university’s tutor report and will be registered in the student’s academic record within a maximum period of one month.