2007-2008 A.Y.
Bachelor of Science Programs (3-y)
5.
INTERNSHIPS
Three-year Bachelor programs allow students to include an educational internship experience in their study plans. An internship is worth 6 credit points, as an alternative to an elective course taught in italian (see Chapter 2). Last change 17/03/2008 16:34 |
5.1.
Internship characteristics
Internships must satisfy the following characteristics involving duration, objectives and contents, location and positioning. Duration In special cases, a part-time internships can be allowed, as long as they last a minimum of 16 weeks. Objectives and contents Throughout the internship, students are supported by a tutor in the firm/organization and a University tutor. Location Positioning Last change 14/03/2008 15:30 |
5.2.
Organizational aspects
Finding internships
Students can also find internships via their own channels. In this case, the University will carefully monitor the internship request. In addition, students must contact the Career Service - Internship Office or the International Internship Office (SRI) well in advance and in any case before starting the internship. The Career Service and the International Internship Office (SRI) work together with the Directors of the Bachelor Programs to make the internship characteristics uniform (host company experience and activities to be carried out) and ensure that they meet the educational objectives of the Bachelor Program and educational paths. Whatever channel is used to find an internship, the host company or organization and Bocconi sign an agreement and a training project on the objectives and contents of the training period. As the promoter of the initiative, the University will prepare all the necessary legal documentation, check the quality of the training projects, and provide insurance coverage. Approval and validation of internships The Service checks the internship content and ensures that it is consistent with the student's educational path. Internships are validated by the Service when completed, so that students may receive academic career recognition for the experience.
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5.3.
Internships in Italy and abroad organized by the Career Service
The Career Service is the University's point of contact for all internship activities, with the exception of the programs organized by the International Relations Service International Internship Office. The Career Service promotes internship opportunities both in Italy and abroad with public and private organizations:
Before starting an internship, students must pick up the Educational and Orientation Project form at the Career Service - Internship Office and give it to the company or organization involved. Information and support Career Service - Information Desk
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5.4.
International internships with the International Relations Service
The International Relations Service (SRI) - International Internship Office of Università Bocconi offers three different international internship programs at institutions/organizations that are part of its network:
To view the network institutions and internship availabilities, check the website at http://www.ir.unibocconi.it/internship. Students can also find internships by themselves. In this case, students must contact the International Internship Office in order to have the contents assessed and to formalize the agreement. Students are advised to do this well in advance and in any case before starting the internship. Students eligible for International internship programs Students enrolled in their second year - starting from the end of second-year lessons - may apply to the International Organizations (some of the institutions) and Field Projects. Notice: the Embassies Program is open only to graduates. Requirements
For further information about requirements see the website at http://www.ir.unibocconi.it/internship Documents
In order to complete the application, students must hand in the following items by the set deadlines:
Only for the International Organizations Program students need:
After the International Internship Office has carried out the pre-selection based on language skills and also academic merit, student profiles will be sent to the institutions which will make the final decision. Students who withdraw from the internship or Exchange Program without good reason, according to an evaluation of the International Relations Service, will be excluded from future pre-selections of all international internship programs (Field Projects, International Organizations and Embassies). If a student is excluded during undergraduate studies, this will not affect the student's eligibility to participate in these programs during graduate studies. Furthermore, for one month no other internship will be allowed, even if the student organizes his/her own. Periods and deadlines Pre-selection generally takes place every 3 months, according to the deadlines below: Field Projects and International Organizations Programs Module 1 Website
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