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.

In Accordance with the Program-Specific Examination Regulations the following applies: Only students who have earned at least 100 credit points will be admitted to the “Internship and Academic Project”. As a rule, students must submit their registration form to the Office of the University Registrar and the Program Coordinator two weeks before the Academic Project begins. It is not usually possible to register at a later date. Any exceptions will be decided by the Academic Dean.

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