Class Seminar or Internship

The Course Unit (CU) for Internship or Dissertation aims to provide students with the opportunity to apply the knowledge acquired throughout their studies, either through a supervised internship in a professional environment or by developing an academic dissertation. This CU promotes the integration of theory and practice and develops transversal skills such as critical analysis, academic writing, and problem-solving.

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For Internship: Introduction to organizational realities and the dynamics of the job market. Planning and execution of tasks under supervision. Internship report: structure, preparation, and presentation. For Dissertation: Formulation of research problems and definition of objectives. Literature review and theoretical foundation. Research methodologies and data collection. Analysis and interpretation of results. Academic writing and structuring.

Project-Based Learning (PBL): Students develop concrete projects, either in professional environments or through dissertation work, fostering active learning. Mentorship and Personalized Supervision: Each student is assigned an academic advisor or internship supervisor for regular guidance. Digital Project Management Tools: Use of platforms such as Trello, Notion, or Mendeley to organize tasks, manage time, and reference literature. Thematic Workshops: Training sessions on academic writing, time management, and oral communication skills. Reflective Learning: Encouraged through logbooks and written reflections on experiences and challenges encountered.

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