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EUR2802 har høsten 2023 vært preget av arbeid med kursets innholdsside. Parallelt med dette har jeg videreført arbeidet som ble gjennomført våren 2023, hvor jeg etablerte en struktur for regelmessig oppfølging av studenter i praksis. Innhold: Høsten 2023 arrangerte vi følgende fellesmøter for studenter som planla praksis vår 2024: <ol><li>Informasjonsmøte i samarbeid med studieveileder (august). Mål: Informere om praksis i utdanning på Europastudier (praktisk informasjon, oversikt over aktuelle vertsinstitusjoner, erfaringsdeling)</li><li>Informasjonsmøte med Office of international relations (august). Mål: Informere om finansieringsmuligheter. Kontaktperson: Johanne Aarnseth. </li><li>Workshop med NTNU Karriere (september). Mål: Gjøre studentene bedre i stand til å formulere egen kompetanse og ferdigheter. </li><li>Møte med studenter som gjennomførte praksis våren 2024. Mål: Overføring av erfaring fra et studentkull til det neste (september). </li><li>Møte med NTNUs Brusselkontor (oktober). Kontaktperson: Massimo Busuoli. Mål: Inspirasjon og mer kunnskap om hvordan et praksisopphold i Brussel kan arte seg. </li><li>Møte med studenter som planlegger praksis vår 2024 (oktober). Mål: Hjelpe studentene å finne relevante vertsinstitusjoner. Søknadshjelp. </li><li>Digitalt møte med EUs delegasjon til Norge (november). Mål: Informere om muligheten for praksis hos delegasjonen i Oslo. Kontaktperson: Johanne Stavdahl Engh.</li></ol> I tillegg til disse fellesmøtene hadde alle studenter stående tilbud om individuelle møter. Dette tilbudet ble flittig benyttet (et sted mellom 15 og 20 møter). Struktur: Høsten 2023 videreførte vi ordningen med tre digitale møter for studenter i praksis: Et oppstartsmøte, en midtveisevaluering og et avsluttende møte. Møtene fant sted på zoom, og studentene ble invitert til møtene via Blackboard. Resultater: Høsten 2023 lyktes vi i å få på plass vertsinstitusjoner for ni studenter. I tillegg gjennomførte to studenter fra 2022-kullet praksis i høstsemesteret. Flere studenter søker fortsatt på åpne utlysninger.

Emnet har følgende læringsmål: KnowledgeCandidates<ul><li>are able to link academic theory and knowledge to professional practice</li><li>are able to apply critical thinking, analysis, synthesis, evaluation, and complex problem solving to "real world" situations</li><li>acquire new knowledge pertaining to the work undertaken during the internship</li><li>are able to assume responsibility for varied duties and job functions</li></ul>SkillsCandidates<ul><li>further develop their professional skills</li><li>acquire additional interpersonal communication and interaction skills</li><li>increase skills to work effectively within diverse environments</li><li>are able to reflect critically on the content and process of the internship learning experience</li><li>hone in effective verbal and written communication skills</li></ul> Min vurdering, basert på digitale møter og studentenes sluttrapporter, er at studentenes oppnåelse av læringsmålene jevnt over er god.

EUR3802 er et utypisk og arbeidskrevende emne. Mangelen på en egen Blackboard-side i høstsemesteret gjør kommunikasjon med studentene tungvindt. Dette semesteret har langt flere studenter enn tidligere etterspurt hjelp til søknadskriving og utforming av CV. Dette er ferdigheter som vi tidligere antok at studentene hadde før de startet på master. Hvis dette ikke lenger er tilfelle, bør vi benytte NTNU Karriere sin kursportefølje på regelmessig basis. Studentene opplever dessverre kommunikasjonen med Office for International Relations som utfordrende. Dette har også vært et problem i tidligere år. Helt konkret opplever studentene at OIR ikke svarer på henvendelser. Dette har medført forsinkelser i utbetalinger av stipend, og satt studenter i krevende økonomiske situasjoner.

NTNU:TIA:REST

Institutt for historiske og klassiske studier

Department of Historical and Classical Studies

Engelsk

Mer om vurdering

Internship (duration: five-six months). Internship report. It is expected that compulsories and examinations must be completed in English. Exceptions must be clarified with the lecturer responsible for the course.

Anbefalte forkunnskaper

BA degree in European Studies and Foreign Languages or equivalent.

Forkunnskapskrav

Requires admission to the Master's programme in European studies.

Faglig innhold

Candidates who have been admitted to the MA programme in European Studies have the opportunity to replace a specified amount of course work with a relevant internship of their choice, pending approval of the supervising lecturer of the European studies programme. The purpose is to allow candidates to acquire a practical work experience and to develop awareness of proper knowledge and skills and of how these can be applied in a professional setting. Subsequent to the internship, the candidate is required to submit a report (2500-3000 words). The report shall include a description of the internship in question and discuss the relationship between the student's formal training and her/his practical work experience. The focus should be on relevance, challenges, benefits and recommendations.

Læringsutbytte

KnowledgeCandidates<ul><li>are able to link academic theory and knowledge to professional practice</li><li>are able to apply critical thinking, analysis, synthesis, evaluation, and complex problem solving to "real world" situations</li><li>acquire new knowledge pertaining to the work undertaken during the internship</li><li>are able to assume responsibility for varied duties and job functions</li></ul>SkillsCandidates<ul><li>further develop their professional skills</li><li>acquire additional interpersonal communication and interaction skills</li><li>increase skills to work effectively within diverse environments </li><li>are able to reflect critically on the content and process of the internship learning experience</li><li>hone in effective verbal and written communication skills</li></ul>

Læringsformer og aktiviteter

Internship 2

Europakunnskap

Europastudier

Europastudier - masterprogram

European Studies (Master's Programme)

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Emnerapport for dette emnet leveres våren 2023. (Emnet har ikke ordinær undervisning i høstsemesteret.) Emneansvarlig har våren 2023 fokusert på å systematisere kontakt med studenter i praksis. Dette har resultert i tre fellesmøter på Zoom, et ved oppstart, et møte midtveis i semesteret og et avsluttende møte. Informasjon om tidspunkt for møtene ble kommunisert til studentene via emnesiden i Blackboard. Studentene har i tillegg hatt tilbud om individuelle emner. Flere studenter har benyttet seg av dette tilbudet, noen flere ganger. Fellesmøtene har gjort det mulig å opprettholde et miljø for utveksling av faglige og praktiske erfaringer i et semester hvor studentgruppen har vært spredt på ulike lokasjoner. Opplegget vil videreføres våren 2024.

Gjennomføringen av emnet har vært i pakt med læringsutbyttet beskrevet i emnebeskrivelsen. Oppøving av ferdigheter og kunnskaper vil naturlig nok variere i takt med de ulike praksisoppholdene. Noen studenter har arbeidet mye med analyse, mens andre har hatt internship med sterkt fokus på kommunikasjon. I sum vitner praksisrapportene om at studentene er fornøyde med sine praksisopphold, men enkelte har også hatt utfordringer, blant annet i form av stor arbeidsmengde. <h3>Faglig innhold</h3>Candidates who have been admitted to the MA programme in European Studies have the opportunity to replace a specified amount of course work with a relevant internship of their choice, pending approval of the supervising lecturer of the European studies programme. The purpose is to allow candidates to acquire a practical work experience and to develop awareness of proper knowledge and skills and of how these can be applied in a professional setting. Subsequent to the internship, the candidate is required to submit a report (2500-3000 words). The report shall include a description of the internship in question and discuss the relationship between the student's formal training and her/his practical work experience. The focus should be on relevance, challenges, benefits and recommendations.<h3>Læringsutbytte</h3>KnowledgeCandidates<ul><li>are able to link academic theory and knowledge to professional practice</li><li>are able to apply critical thinking, analysis, synthesis, evaluation, and complex problem solving to "real world" situations</li><li>acquire new knowledge pertaining to the work undertaken during the internship</li><li>are able to assume responsibility for varied duties and job functions</li></ul>SkillsCandidates<ul><li>further develop their professional skills</li><li>acquire additional interpersonal communication and interaction skills</li><li>increase skills to work effectively within diverse environments</li><li>are able to reflect critically on the content and process of the internship learning experience</li><li>hone in effective verbal and written communication skills</li></ul><h3>Læringsformer og aktiviteter</h3>Internship (duration: five-six months). Internship report. It is expected that compulsories and examinations must be completed in English. Exceptions must be clarified with the lecturer responsible for the course.<h3>Mer om vurdering</h3>Internship (duration: five-six months). Internship report. It is expected that compulsories and examinations must be completed in English. Exceptions must be clarified with the lecturer responsible for the course.

Våren 2023 gjennomførte 12 studenter et internship i forbindelse med sin mastergrad i europastudier. Fire studenter hadde praksis i Brussel, en i Madrid, to i Oslo, og fem i Trondheim.

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Internship (duration: five-six months) Internship report. It is expected that compulsories and examinations must be completed in English. Exceptions must be clarified with the lecturer responsible for the course. 

Candidates who have been admitted to the MA programme in European Studies have the opportunity to replace a specified amount of course work with a relevant internship of their choice, pending approval of the supervising lecturer of the European studies programme. The purpose is to allow candidates to acquire a practical work experience and to develop awareness of proper knowledge and skills and of how these can be applied in a professional setting. Subsequent to the internship, the candidate is required to submit a report (2500-3000 words). The report shall include a description of the internship in question and discuss the relationship between the student's formal training and her/his practical work experience. The focus should be on relevance, challenges, benefits and recommendations. 

Internship (duration: five-six months) Internship report. It is expected that compulsories and examinations must be completed in English. Exceptions must be clarified with the lecturer responsible for the course.

KnowledgeCandidates<ul><li>are able to link academic theory and knowledge to professional practice</li><li>are able to apply critical thinking, analysis, synthesis, evaluation, and complex problem solving to "real world" situations</li><li>acquire new knowledge pertaining to the work undertaken during the internship</li><li>are able to assume responsibility for varied duties and job functions</li></ul>SkillsCandidates<ul><li>further develop their professional skills</li><li>acquire additional interpersonal communication and interaction skills</li><li>increase skills to work effectively within diverse environments </li><li>are able to reflect critically on the content and process of the internship learning experience</li><li>hone in effective verbal and written communication skills</li></ul>

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In Spring 2021, students took mainly 6 months (30 ECTS) – course code EUR3802 as their internship option. Internships took place in the following institutions:·      NTNU Brussels Office·      SINTEF Brussels Office ·      NTNU OCEANS·      The European Union Delegation to Norway·      ARENA in Oslo ·      NHO·      European program at NTNU The Internship Course for Spring semester 2021 went well despite the obvious challenge of Covid-19 pandemic and home office requirements. Some students still managed to go abroad to Brussels for their internships, while others worked remotely from home offices. Students reported that they were doing well and were getting the intended practical working experience. Hence, all students had their full internships finished despite the obvious challenges. Regarding the length of internships, the distribution was as follows:EUR3801 (3-months internship) – 1 studentEUR3802 (6-months internship) – 12 studentsRegarding the assessments, preliminary and final reports were really detailed and informative showing the multitude of experiences students had and skills they have developed.

Individual internships resulting in corresponding credits based on the submitted internships reports.

Internship (duration: five-six months) 
Internship report. It is expected that compulsories and examinations must be completed in English. Exceptions must be clarified with the lecturer responsible for the course.

Internship (duration: five-six months)
Internship report. It is expected that compulsories and examinations must be completed in English. Exceptions must be clarified with the lecturer responsible for the course.

Knowledge
Students 
- are able to link academic theory and knowledge to professional practice 
- are able to apply critical thinking, analysis, synthesis, evaluation, and complex problem solving to "real world" situations
- acquire new knowledge pertaining to the work undertaken during the internship
- are able to assume responsibility for varied duties and job functions

Skills
Students 
- further develop their professional skills
- acquire additional interpersonal communication and interaction skills
- increase skills to work effectively within diverse environments.
- are able to reflect critically on the content and process of the internship learning experience
- hone in effective verbal and written communication skills

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In the autumn semester, the internships course does not have registered students nor conventional lectures. Instead, numerous internship presentations, organisational meetings, and individual consultations take place.

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Internship 2 - EUR3802