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If you're a student in Europe dreaming of gaining professional experience in paradise, you're in luck. Thanks to Erasmus+, you can do your internship in Bali — fully supported financially. Whether you're studying sustainability, business, engineering, tourism, or design, an exchange program in Bali  gives you real-world skills, cultural immersion, and unforgettable memories — plus contribution to your academic and career journey. With support from Greenternships  and Erasmus+

Are you an Australian student dreaming of doing your internship in Bali? Imagine working on real-world projects under the sun, surrounded by palm trees, creative hubs, and a deep cultural heritage — all while getting funded by the Australian Government. Thanks to the New Colombo Plan (NCP) , this vision is more than possible. You can turn your overseas internship dreams into a reality — with financial support, university credits, and valuable global experience in one of Sout

Courtesy of Megi, OXO The Factory, Berawa. This week’s Real Estate Club Coffee Morning brought together Bali’s forward-thinking developers, architects, and impact entrepreneurs to explore solutions that address two of the island’s most pressing issues: organic waste and unsustainable construction practices. Hosted at OXO The Factory , the HQ of leading design & development group OXO Real Estate , the event spotlighted two solution-oriented innovators: Guest Speakers: Tobias

Internships are sometimes misunderstood—especially when a fee is involved. Business owners might ask, "Why would I get an intern that will cost me time and money?" Interns, on the other hand, often wonder, "Why would I pay to work for free?" The truth is, there’s a lot more under the surface when you do it right—especially in a destination like Bali. 🌊 So... Where does the money go? Personalised placement & vetting We don’t just pass on your CV to a random business. We match

In Bali’s fast-moving ecosystem of startups, eco-enterprises, and social impact projects, internships are more than just a checkbox—they’re an opportunity for growth, cross-cultural learning, and purpose-driven progress. But finding the right intern, guiding them, aligning expectations, and making sure things stay legal? That’s a lot to handle on top of running a business. That’s where internship agencies like Greenternships  (with My Bali Internship) come in—not as middleme