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UX/UI DESIGN INTERNSHIP ABROAD
A UX/UI internship abroad at a startup helps you create designs that make websites and apps easy and enjoyable to use. At startups, you’ll help make user-friendly designs, do research to understand what people need, and make simple sketches of how things should work. These internships are great for creative thinkers who want to solve problems and learn real-world skills in a fast-moving workplace.
Why a UX/UI Design Internship Abroad?
- Diverse User Insights: Gain exposure to global design preferences and user behaviors, enhancing your ability to create appealing designs.
- Mastering Design Tools: Learn and apply tools like Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD, and Axure while working on live projects.
- Problem-Solving with Real Impact: Collaborate with startups to solve user experience challenges, improving user engagement and product efficiency.
Portfolio-Worthy Projects: Build an impressive portfolio showcasing wireframes, prototypes, and user research documentation. - Career-Ready Skills: Develop skills in usability testing, user experience design, and product journey mapping.
Example UX/UI Design Roles
Click below for some sample intern role descriptions:
Featured UX/UI Design Roles
- UX/UI Design internship at Subscribfy. Subscribfy is a versatile SaaS platform that empowers merchants to seamlessly offer subscriptions at the product or brand level, facilitating recurring revenue with minimal effort.
- UX/UI Design internship with ClimateU. Europe’s largest platform for climate professionals. A resource where people are connected to climate roles.
- UX/UI Design internship at EALYX. EALYX is a B2B SaaS for online retailers that allows consumers to pay for new purchases with used products instead of money.
“I interned at Pearl Jars/Hello-Bottle as a UX/UI Designer. My major responsibilities were performing research with Google Analytics and then creating new and improved websites for both their websites. I also helped out with tasks such as calling customers to ask them about their experience, editing and even filming and starring in videos showing fun recipes using the jars.”
