Internship

Recommended Prerequisites

1st semester of M2 IMPG

Teaching Methods

Internship, report, defence

Learning Outcomes

- Acquire, process, analyze and interpret scientific and technical data - Define or be part of professional projects - Carry out and present projects in professional environments - Re-mobilize one's theoretical knowledge in complex professional contexts - Place one's work in a scientific, technical, industrial, economic or societal context - Make effective written and oral presentations in professional contexts - Work independently and as a team - Concretely apply job search techniques - Join professional networks 

Work Placement(s)

Yes

Syllabus

The purpose of the internship (5 to 6 months) is to introduce the student to professional life in academic research, industry, or administration. It can be carried out in any establishment (private or public) whose activity is linked to Earth and Planetary Sciences. The work carried out during the internship is presented in a report and defended. The internship is subject to an agreement between the University, the intern and the host organisation, in which are indicated the subject of the internship, the name of the professional supervisor and the of the university referent teacher. The professional supervisor manages the work of the intern. The referent teacher ensures the smooth running of the internship by guiding the student from the drafting of the internship agreement to the defence. Finding the internship is the responsibility of the student, and his internship project must be validated by the head of the Master program before signing the agreement.

Assessment Methods

Assessment
Other: 100.0%

Bibliography

N/A