These include in-person activities designed to provide a more practical component to academic training, connecting the coursework with professional activities. These in-person activities are included in the fourth year and encompass training activities carried out in companies, entities, organizations, and institutions external to the university. Therefore, they will adhere to the ULL's external internship regulations (BOULL of June 8, 2020). The Bachelor's Degree in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences includes 12 credits of mandatory curricular and professional external internships. The training and professional performance of students pursuing this degree is primarily applied to the fields of education, sports management, and sports training. To enroll in the External Internship, students must have passed all the basic and mandatory credits of the first three years. Students will complete a 9-week placement, totaling 225 hours, at the external organization. Each student will choose, according to their preferences, a specific context in which to carry out their internship: educational context, sports management context, or physical-sports training context.

For internships for the Degree in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences, the Faculty of Education currently has agreements with various sports institutions and/or public and private organizations.

The following table lists the entities, companies and institutions with which the Faculty of Education has collaborated to carry out the external internships of the Degree in Sciences of Physical Activity and Sport during the last academic years, along with the number of places offered and assigned.