Student internships

chemical sciences

CH2_W09, CH2_U12, CH2_U13, CH2_K02, CH2_K04, CH2_K05

The student does apprenticeship for 60 hours in a selected institution. During the internship, the student performs the tasks entrusted to him by the direct tutor. One of the goals of the apprenticeship is to familiarize the student with the specifics of a given workplace, work organization in the enterprise and team management.

Student internships may be undertaken by students who have completed the first year of studies.

Internships may be carried out in an economic entity or institution selected by the student, in the country or abroad, the profile of which enables the student to achieve the learning outcomes.

Internships should not take place in scientific units (e.g. other universities, institutes of the Polish Academy of Sciences) conducting only scientific activity, as well as in educational institutions (e.g. schools). If you wish to do internships in these institutions, the apprentice is required to obtain prior consent from the Dean's Plenipotentiary for internships.

The basis for student internship is a referral issued by the Dean's Plenipotentiary for student internships and, optionally, an agreement (agreement) on cooperation in the implementation of student internships concluded between the UKSW and the host institution.

The host institution appoints an internship tutor (from the workplace), who, together with the student, develops an internship plan containing, inter alia, activities to be performed by the student.

The student receives a substantive credit for the internship from the Dean's Plenipotentiary for internships in the field of chemistry or, in exceptional cases, by the dean or vice-dean. The basis for crediting the internship is the fulfillment of the tasks specified in the internship program, its duration in accordance with the study program, and a positive opinion of the internship supervisor.

Detailed rules for internships are contained in the Regulations for Student Internship at UKSW available on the website of the Faculty and Career Office of UKSW.

Regulations for student internships - appendix to the ORDINANCE No. 8/2022 of the Rector of the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw of February 21, 2022 https://monitor.uksw.edu.pl/docs/6349

CH2_W09 - Knows the principles of occupational health and safety to a degree sufficient for independent work of a chemist

CH2_U12 - Can work independently and gain knowledge for vocational training.

CH2_U13 - Can cooperate as part of a team

CH2_K02 - Is ready to use the acquired knowledge in practice, especially concerning the solving of qualitative and quantitative problems

CH2_K04 - Is ready to comply with the principle of respect for the law, in particular copyright

CH2_K05 - Is ready to discuss basic chemistry

Description of ECTS:

Student activity - student's working time in hours

60h / 30 = 2 ECTS

Contact with the Dean's Plenipotentiary for internships in order to pass the internship and in other cases takes place online via MS Teams, after prior appointment via e-mail.

Link: https://teams.microsoft.com/l/team/19%3af424a8ef7cc64684aaf15bc38d1fced8%40thread.tacv2/conversations?groupId=17ec6c74-b5cd-465b-8288-ff7fe7b0f4b5&tenantId=12578430-c51b-4816-8163-c7281035b9b3