Internship and Academic Project

22B1836

Bachelor

English

18.0

winter- and summerterm

1 semester

The ?Internship and Academic Project” is a compulsory internship with duration of 12 weeks. The internship can exceptionally be a practical project work to be agreed with the examiner.
In the academic project, the student has the opportunity to prepare a practical problem scientifically, to present it in writing and to present it on the basis of the subject-specific and interdisciplinary competences acquired in the previous studies.

-Organisation and elaboration of a work process of the practical project to be completed, in consultation with the supervising lecturer, - independent scientific preparation of a practical topic.

The total workload for the module is 540 hours (see also "ECTS credit points and grading").

• Placement Report, written or
• Project Report, written

Preparing and presenting a report on the Academic Project.

Written practice report: approx. 10-15 pages

Written project report: approx. 10-15 pages

The requirements are specified in the respective lectures.

none

Students who successfully complete this module

• are able to expand on a broad knowledge and practice-related foundation gained during the study programme.
• have subject and interdisciplinary knowledge and skills in order to bring together theory and practice related to the study programme.
• are able to adopt critical distance so that appropriate results can be pulled from their analyses.

Students who successfully complete this module

• develop topic-relevant knowledge enabling achievement and discussion of subject-specific detailed results.
• are also able to present and defend subject-specific results in an overall context.

Students who successfully complete this module are able to

• apply subject-related and interdisciplinary skills acquired during the study programme,
• assess the results of their project in terms of their practical relevance and
• convert assessments into recommendations and define possibilities for implementation.

Students who successfully complete this module

• are able to utilise instrumental knowledge acquired in the study programme for the achievement of their project results. i.e. they
• can collect and interpret necessary data,
• apply academic methods used within the discipline,
• make hypotheses and examine them in terms of their accuracy.

Students who successfully complete this module are able to differentiate, structure and critically assess:

• the applied methods and procedure,
• the overall context,
• the achieved results
• in both written and verbal form, and in some circumstances also in a foreign language.

The academic project prepares students for the bachelor thesis.

• International Management, B.A.

• Frie, Jan

• Frie, Jan