Brandeis University

    INT 92G: Undergraduate Internship Course

    Instructor: Alyssa Stalsberg Canelli
    Prerequisites: Summer Internships must go through an approval process before regiistration. This process can be found at: https://www.brandeis.edu/summer/registration/current-students/brandeis-only.html#int92g
    Course Description: The purpose of this course is to help students to think critically about the organization and industry in which they are currently interning, while developing and articulating their personal narrative. Students will use their assignments and reflections to analyze their internship experience and articulate their academic, professional and personal goals, motivations and values. Through this process, students build their own meta-awareness about their learning process and how to extend it in the future. Students will also benefit from the collective learning of their peers. The activities and assignments for this course have been developed using active and reflective learning in order to help students maximize their internship experience.<b>Summer Internships must go through an approval process before regiistration. This process can be found at: https://www.brandeis.edu/summer/registration/current-students/brandeis-only.html#int92g</b>
    Session: Extended
    Day: Online
    Time: Asynchronous
    Credit Hours: 1 Credits
    Course Format: 2011
    Brandeis Graduation Requirement Fulfilled:
    Enrollment Limit: 50
    Course Classification: Undergraduate Level Course
    Course Tuition: $600
    Course Fees: None
    Open to High School Students: No