Internships

These include in-person activities that aim to provide a greater practical component to academic training, connecting the training received 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 comply with the ULL's regulations for external internships (BOULL of June 8, 2020). The curriculum for the Bachelor's Degree in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences includes 12 credits of compulsory curricular and professional external internships. The training and professional performance of those pursuing this degree is eminently applied to the fields of education, sports management, and sports coaching. To enroll in External Internships, it is a requirement to have completed all the basic and compulsory credits for the first three years. Students will complete a 9-week internship to complete 225 hours at the external entity. Each student will choose, based on their preferences, a specific context in which to carry out their internship: an educational context, a sports management context, or a 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.

In the following table The Faculty of Education has collaborated with entities, companies, and institutions to carry out internships for the Degree in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences during recent academic years, along with the number of places offered and assigned.

Agreements signed with collaborating entities

2025-26 academic year

Regulations and other documents 

General, national, regional and ULL university regulations.

Internship schedule

Confidentiality Agreement

Organization and coordination of internships 

In the following link you can consult the organization and coordination of the External Internships

Agreements for the development of internships

Check the current agreements for this school year here.

Criteria for offering positions approved by the Faculty's External Internship Committee 

The following document details the criteria for the offer of places

Procedure for allocating places

  1. Before the start of the internship, the available places and the order of student preference selection are published on the Faculty's website and in the virtual classrooms for each subject. 
  2. Once students have all the information, the application opens to select their preferences. This application allows students to choose 10 preferred centers for their internships. 
  3. When the deadline is reached, the computer system assigns places to students according to the approved criteria.
  4. The provisional allocation lists are now being published, and a link to a form for potential complaints regarding the allocation process is available. 
  5. Once the complaints have been resolved, the final allocation of students to places is published. 

– Criteria for assigning students to entities

The following link specifies the criteria for assigning students to entities.

– Application for choosing places

Students will be able to access the application to choose their preferences for places in the different Practicums in the following link.

– Offer of places, order of selection and assignment of the Practicums: 

Practicum I

      • Offer of places 
      • Order of precedenceeithern of choice of centers
      • Provisional assignment
      • Complaints about the allocation procedure. If you wish to file a complaint (click here) 
      • Final assignment

Practicum II

      • Offer of places 
      • Order of priority for choosing centers
      • Provisional assignment
      • Complaints about the allocation procedure. If you wish to file a complaint (click here)
      • Final assignment