content and structure of the internship report / presentation

At the end of the internship, the student submits a concise, personal internship report.

The front page of the internship report includes the following elements:

The structure of the internship report consists of the following parts:

Front page
Table of contents
Introduction (one page): description of the internship organisation
Objective (one page): wording of the objectives of the internship assignment
Work (max. five pages): reporting of the daily work performed, incl. short scientific situation, approach, possible results and discussion, conclusion
Critical reflection (five to six pages)
- Reflection on the internship towards the internship organisation
- Reflection on the internship towards the Master’s programme: which skills / competences of the internship are strongly, less or not dealt with in the programme?
- Reflection on own actions, personal development throughout the internship
Reference list
Appendices (if relevant)

Size: 10 to 15 pages, not including table of contents, references and possible annexes
Written language: English
Font and paragraph: Arial, 10 (or similar), 1.5 line spacing
Tables and figures: correctly numbered. Tables that are too large should be referred to the appendices.
Reference: APA or classic style

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At the end of the internship, the student submits a presentation reflecting on their internship experience.

The first slide must include:

The student is free to structure the rest of the presentation, but it must contain the following elements:

a very brief overview of the internship activities
a critical reflection on their own actions and personal development throughout the internship
a critical reflection on the internship organisation
a critical reflection on the Master SUBE (alignment between the programme and the internship experience)