International students studying in Spain are oftentimes interested in working while they are there. If you are coming from non EU countries you will need to obtain a work permit. You will get a visa for 90 days from your resident country which you will need to extend after that. It is possible to get an internship to work in Spain as a university student
While you are in Spain you will need to speak and understand Spanish to obtain employment in most of the companies found within the country
Many multinational companies are headquartered in Spain including: Abengoa, Abertis, Telfonica de Espana, Grupo Santander, El Corte Ingles, Kimberly Clark, Acciona, ACS Group, Almirall, Grupo Antollin, Ebro Foods ,Ferrovial, Ficosa, Iberdola, Inditex, Logista, Natraceutical, Pescanova, PRISA
The top growing job sectors included services, accounting and finance, agribusiness, business management and marketing, renewable energy, the creative sector, engineering and information technology (IT)