AIESEC is the world’s largest youth-run organisation and for the past 75 years they have dedicated themselves to the following: providing young people with immersive, effective intercultural exchange experiences. In the Netherlands, AIESEC will personally guide you to find an internship or voluntary project you like and that fits your personal needs. AIESEC will also help you prepare for your time abroad. And abroad another AIESEC office will be your support system during your experience. 

If you want to know more: check www.aiesec.nl 

Radboud Career Center can help you with relevant jobs and internships during your studies. they can also help you for your first job in your career. Career Center can also get you into contact with former students, and help answer your questions about the professional field by offering guidance. 

You can make an appointment with the FTR career officer, Ignace de Haes.  

The general purpose of the Dutch Research School of Philosophy (Dutch acronym: OZSW) is to strengthen the discipline of academic philosophy. It does so by:

(1) Maintaining the national network for research and research-related education within philosophy;
(2) The provision of inter-university education for the benefit of the PhD programs and Research Master programs in coordination with the graduate schools and / or the research institutes of the participating institutions;
(3) Promoting and supporting national and international cooperation in the research, with the aim of creating focus and mass and profiling the discipline;
(4) Promoting the quality and social relevance of research according to the Quality indicators for philosophy set by the Graduate School,
(5) Making the societal relevance of the research visible and acting as national contact point and representative of academic philosophy in the Netherlands, including by acting as a platform for social partners.

Please note that the OZSW has a very specific mission, and is not a general association of philosophers in the Netherlands. There are other forums and organizations for these purposes.

https://www.ozsw.nl/ 

FILOS-NL is intended for

(1) Announcements of activities related to philosophy (in the broad sense); for example. lectures, conferences, symposia (in The Netherlands and Belgium, but also
abroad if relevant for our community) and PhD defences.
(2) Calls for submission of manuscripts (e.g. for special issues of journals, essay contests, etc.)
(3) Announcements of newly established journals, new organizations or institutes, etc.
(4) Vacancies and job advertisements relevant for philosophers

https://www.ozsw.nl/filos-nl-mailinglist/

Philos-L has a function similar to OZSW, but on an international level. By subscribing, you can get updates on positions worldwide in the field of philosophy and join the largest philosophy e-mail list in the world.

Since the mid-noughties, facebook and twitter have provided alternative forums for half-baked ideas, and the Liverpool List is now a place for philosophers worldwide to share information and ask questions. While messages to the List are moderated, we operate a "light touch" moderation policy. If your message fits with the intended purpose of the list, you are good to go. Accordingly, we would like to remind users of the list that it is their responsibility to use it responsibly. We are not responsible for third-party content linked in messages to the list.

https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/philosophy/philos-l/