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GoinGlobal Career Portal – Help in Finding Internships Abroad
Students, graduates and employees of the University of Ljubljana are provided with free access to the GoinGlobal portal, which is an excellent source of information for finding internships or work experience abroad.
The functions of the portal include:
- a global search engine for job vacancies, internships or work experience that accumulates data from a large number of other job portals (more than 16 million job vacancies)
- access to career guides in more than 40 countries that contain detailed information about job search resources, visas and work permits, the best employers, the job market in general and living costs. Examples of cover letters and CVs in English as well as local languages, tips on how to prepare for an interview, information on business etiquette in the country, salary levels, etc. are also provided.
- access to a business directory featuring profiles of more than 450,000 business entities in 196 countries
- access to articles on the topic of gaining work experience in an international environment, etc.
Access to the portal is possible from all desktop computers at the faculties and academies of the University of Ljubljana via the link https://online.goinglobal.com/. Using the ‘Create Account’ button, you can create a personal account while accessing the university network and then access the content from any location (remote access).
Should you encounter any problems with access you can contact the career adviser Saša Radusinović (aleksandra.radusinovic@uni-lj.si; 01/ 2418-684).
The University of Ljubljana informs users that the seat of the company GoinGlobal is in the USA. In accordance with the provisions of the Personal Data Protection Act (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No. 94/07 - UPB) by logging into the GoinGlobal portal your personal data will be transferred to a third country (i.e. to a country that does not have a seat in and is not registered in an EU or EEA member state thus is not subject to its own law).
