Santander SME Universities Internship cycle is now open for applications!

5th July 2019

Are you looking to add to your team? Our late summer Santander SME Universities Internship cycle is now open for applications! Tap into a huge pool of talented students and recent graduates through participating in the Santander SME Universities Internship Programme.

Funding of up to £1531.25 per student (based on 10 weeks of 35 hours) Dedicated support from the University of Sheffield Careers Service contact The University of Sheffield is participating in the Santander Universities SME Internship Programme, and our late summer internship cycle has just opened for applications. This cycle is open to current students and recent graduates and helps them to gain real industry experience whilst providing you with a talented professional who will bring new ideas to your team. You can apply for internships between 2 and 10 weeks in length; all internships at 2 weeks will be fully funded by Santander and internships between 3 and 10 weeks will be part funded by Santander and part funded by yourselves. The terms and conditions of the scheme can be viewed here: https://talent.santander.co.uk/santander-universities-sme-internship-programme Funding will be allocated to the roles we feel are a high developmental opportunity for our students/graduates, and where they will gain a wide range of experience. In your application please put as much detail as possible about what the internship role involves, and what the individual will develop by undertaking the internship. Further information, including the timeline of the cycle and funding details, can be found here: http://bit.ly/2KWQsFU Please email employabilityprogrammes@sheffield.ac.uk for the link to the application form. Please note we expect our programme for the 2019/20 funding year to go live early next academic year if you are interested in this, let us know and we can send you information once the programme is open. Deadline for applications for the late summer cycle is 31st July 2019.

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