Facts about the course
- ECTS Credits:
- 15
- Responsible department:
- Faculty of Business Administration and Social Sciences
- Lecture Semester:
- Spring, Autumn
- Teaching language:
- English
- Duration:
- 1 year
IDR910 Internship (Autumn 2018)
About the course
The course gives the students experience with planning, work and evalueation related to a sport organisation internship, which involves (to):
- Consider and approach relevant internship organisations
- Follow a 'working contract' form creation to fullfillment
- Working in a ¿professional¿ environment
- Insider knowledge of how the sports industry or institutions in sport operate
- Networking
The course is connected to the following study programs
The student's learning outcomes after completing the course
The successful candidate will demonstrate:
Knowledge:
- enhanced career knowledge
- an understanding of working tasks as part of the broader organisational context
Skills:
- ability to shape a well formulated internship application
- work related skills
- ability to critically plan and evaluate the internship learning process
Competence in general:
- abilities to relate academic theory to practical work
Forms of teaching and learning
Overall, a workload of about 500 hours distributed over a period from January to the end of November (flexible). It is expected that the student will work for 350 hours (approx. 10 weeks) as an intern in the sport industry, whereas the submission of mandatory work requirements to HiMolde counts for the rest. Students should follow the usual working hours for the firm or organization they are deployed in, but this might depend upon the firm or organization and more or less work should be clarified with the firm or organization as well as HiMolde in andvance.
Coursework requirements - conditions for taking the exam
- Mandatory coursework: Other - please specify in the comments
- Courseworks given:
- Courseworks required:
- Presence: Required
- Comment: The student must submit different work requirements during the internship, including learning agreement, reports and a final assignment.
Examination
- Form of assessment: Home assessment
- Proportion: 100%
- Duration: -
- Grouping: Individual
- Grading scale: Pass/fail
- Support material: -
Course evaluation
The following elements (1-3) need to be fullfilled by the student:
- Learning agreement (before) - as the signed contract between the intern, the internship organisation and the course responsible
- Mid-ealuation meeting (within) - organised by the student with all the parties of the agreement attending
- Final report (after) - describes the overall learning experience from a students perspective
Additionally, the internship institution will submit a candidate evaluation directly to the course responsible
Candidates that submit the final report within the deadline will receive an overall feedback from the course responsible
Syllabus
All the documents needed are accessable in Canvas.