Internships and Graduation Assignments
Paid internships and graduation assignments at ASML's headquarters in Veldhoven, lasting three to twelve months with most running five to six. ASML takes interns through the year and asks you to apply about three months before you want to start.
Netherlands
On-siteNot stated
Paid
Monthly allowance of EUR 600 for associate, bachelor and master students and EUR 400 for vocational (mbo) students, plus a EUR 450 housing allowance when relocating from 80km or more away.Not stated
Year-round cycleWho can apply
- Current students
ASML invites students to "put your studies to practice and get real work experience in one of the world's most high-tech companies", with assignments across engineering, software, HR and customer support at its Veldhoven headquarters in the Netherlands. An internship "lasts between 3 and 12 months" and "most internships are 5 to 6 months long".
The page publishes the allowance: EUR 600 a month for associate, bachelor's and master's students and EUR 400 for vocational students, with a EUR 450 monthly housing allowance if you relocate from 80km or more away, and public transport costs covered. ASML says it "hires interns throughout the year", with May and November the months when most assignments are available, and it asks you to apply at least three months before your intended start date. Non EU students studying in the Netherlands are covered by a tripartite agreement with their school. Graduation assignments are offered alongside the internships for students finishing a thesis.
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Last checked 24 days ago (22 Sept 2026)
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About the company
Builds the lithography systems chipmakers use to print circuits on silicon wafers, including EUV machines.
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