The Student's Guide to Internships

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Published 7/2024
Created by Tea Danilović
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 35 Lectures ( 3h 24m ) | Size: 4.31 GB

How to get an internship if you've never done it before
What you'll learn:
Identify main motivations behind their internship application
Understand how internship applications work
Choose an approach to applications that fits their needs
Find ways to make future applications better
Deal with the rejection that often comes with internship applications
Ask for feedback and process it in an effective way
Requirements:
There are no requirements for this course! Feel free to jump in whenever you're ready
Description:
This course is intended to help students who are just starting their career find an internship that works for them and apply for it more efficiently. It covers many aspects of internship application, includingetermining your motivation for applyingDeciding on the application path that works for youChoosing the right lab (or company) for youMaking your application stand outBuilding experience when you don't have experience to begin withHandling rejection Asking for (and dealing with) feedbackNavigating the internship once you've gotten itThe course can be completed without any prerequisites, and it is made to accompany you through most steps of the typical internship application process. It contains video lectures, as well as interviews with students and professors.Note: more interviews are currently in production and will be added to the curriculum in the near future.The Student's Guide to Internships is written and taught by Tea Danilović, BSc and recorded, edited, and produced by Sergei Romashkin. Its aim is to synthesize knowledge and advice gathered through years of experience and have it organized in one place, creating a comprehensive guide for students interested in doing internships in companies and research institutions around the world. The examples provided in the lectures are mostly research-related, but the principles can be applied outside of academia as well.
Who this course is for:
University students with little to moderate experience with internship applications who want to apply more efficiently and successfully
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