Course content

The internship will provide students with insights into how different organisations work with globalisation and sustainable development in practice. It will also provide students with the opportunity to use the qualifications acquired through their study programme in practical contexts. The experience from the internship will increase the student`s awareness of their own competence, contribute to the student`s academic development and constitute work experience that will be valued and useful in a professional career.

During the internship, the students will undertake an independent assignment that will end in an individual report. The individual assignment has to fulfil the academic requirements of a master's level programme and be informed by relevant theories, topics and concepts connected to the programme. The following are examples of the areas of research covered by the programme, and which the internship project could relate to: International Relations, Social Change, Marginalization and Mobility, Conflict and Peace, Cultural Knowledge, Cross-Cultural Management, Knowledge and Technology Transfer.

Learning outcome

A student who has completed this course should have the following learning outcomes defined in terms of knowledge, skills and general competence:

Knowledge:

• have obtained in-depth knowledge of how an organization works in practice with globalisation and sustainable development.

Skills:

• can conduct an independent project where they apply the academic knowledge they have acquired in the course on concrete challenges organisations work with related to globalisation and sustainable development.

General competence:

• have practical work experience and competence in developing networks, writing reports, and engaging in analysis that connects theory and practice.

Learning methods and activities

The students will have individual supervision from both NTNU and the company/organization.

Compulsory assignments

• Practice

Specific conditions

Required previous knowledge

Requires admission to the Master's programme in Globalization.

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