Course: Internship credits: 30
- Course code
- IFCB19INT1A
- Name
- Internship
- Study year
- 2022-2023
- ECTS credits
- 30
- Language
- English
- Coordinator
- A.E. Lampe
- Modes of delivery
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- Individual supervision
- Peer feedback
- Practical / Training
- Assessments
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- TEST-01 - Assignment
Learning outcomes
- The student demonstrates personal leadership when acting in a professional situation. He takes the financial economic context and differences between stakeholders into account.
- The student demonstrates a professional critical attitude within the work environment of the financial economical context, taking different interests into account. He acts according to the professional code of conduct and upholds ethical and societal (sustainable) values.
- The student demonstrates a professional entrepreneurial attitude within the financial economic context on the basis of specific skills and knowledge.
- The student cooperates in a multi- and interdisciplinary financial economic context and aims at qualitative improvement of the final result.
- The student demonstrates flexibility in an intercultural financial economic environment. The student recognises different norms and values and keeps these into account in the intercultural working environment.
Content
When we look at the programme specific learning outcomes of this module, it means that during your internship you perform tasks at UAS-level for at least two of the following learning outcomes:
The IFC programme is a broad bachelor programme in which financial-economical topics are studied from different perspectives. The internship period is focussed on (financial) economical topics and the tasks you perform contribute to decision-making in organisations.
During the internship period you build your portfolio by completing several assignments. In addition, you take part in coaching sessions led by your UAS supervisor. In the portfolio you collect evidence which proves you have met the four learning outcomes of this module. Next to this you reflect on your professional experiences during the internship period.
To be allowed to start you internship you will have to meet the requirements described in the Teaching- and Exam Regulations (TER) which you can find on intranet (make sure you are logged in to the Hanze website). The most important requirement is that students must have collected 60 ECs or more of the second and third year.
- You facilitate gaining insight into the external context of an organisation and give advice to management for them to be able to take the proper decisions for their organisation (Strategic Management)
- You contribute to the design of a management control system for an organisation, aimed at monitoring, governing and leading the organisation in such a way that the strategic goals are reached. (Performance Management)
- You select the appropriate methods for analysis aimed at taking the proper decisions for an organisation and apply these methods (Performance management)
- You give advice on the setting up of management information systems and operational processes aimed at managing risks in an organisation. (Governance, Risk, Compliance).
- You give advice on financial issues taking into account the fiscal aspects and financial risks. (Finance, Operations and Reporting).
- You give advice about the optimal set up of information services and operational processes, aimed at effectiveness and efficiency of an organisation. (Finance, Operations and Reporting).
- You compile financial statements (for external use) and analyse these, taking regulations and legislation into account. (Finance, Operations and Reporting).
The IFC programme is a broad bachelor programme in which financial-economical topics are studied from different perspectives. The internship period is focussed on (financial) economical topics and the tasks you perform contribute to decision-making in organisations.
During the internship period you build your portfolio by completing several assignments. In addition, you take part in coaching sessions led by your UAS supervisor. In the portfolio you collect evidence which proves you have met the four learning outcomes of this module. Next to this you reflect on your professional experiences during the internship period.
To be allowed to start you internship you will have to meet the requirements described in the Teaching- and Exam Regulations (TER) which you can find on intranet (make sure you are logged in to the Hanze website). The most important requirement is that students must have collected 60 ECs or more of the second and third year.
Included in programme(s)
School(s)
- School of Business, Marketing and Finance