This course has somewhat unusual characteristics, as you may enroll in it at any point during the academic year, once you are about to sign your internship agreement. It is not necessary to register for it together with your other courses. Therefore, you can complete the initial steps required for the course before you are formally enrolled.

It is very important that you access the section dedicated to Internships in the Degree Communication Space on the Campus Virtual. Among the documents available there, you will find:

• The protocol document where you will find detailed information about the subject.
• The internship history where you can consult the companies and entities where your colleagues have been in previous years.
• The additional documentation required to do the subject (pre-agreement document, internship tutor evaluation sheet, etc.)
• Internship offers.

Details of activities according to the stages of the internship period:

• Stage 1. You must fill out the initial form and prepare your CV. Send both to the academic tutor. Hold an interview with the academic tutor and, if necessary, revise the CV. It is necessary to see what type of work is suitable for the student's needs and conditions.
• Stage 2. Look for work and go to job interviews. Once the job has been chosen, it is necessary to fill out, together with the company, the proposed UAB-Company agreement. It is necessary to specify the work to be done, how it will be done, at what time and on what dates. The Company must also designate a tutor who will oversee the student's training within the Company; this tutor, once the work has been completed, must prepare an evaluation report that includes the accreditation of the hours worked and the work done, how it has been done and the student's relationship/adaptation in the work team.
• Stage 3. Complete the tasks assigned by the company with the supervision of the company's tutor.
• Stage 4. Preparation of the report of the internships carried out. The student will have a guide on the VirtualCampus.
• Stage 5. Preparation of the public exhibition of the report (must have a maximum duration of 10 minutes). It is recommended to use ICT.
• Stage 6. Public exhibition of the report and assistance to those of other colleagues who have carried out the internships in the same period.

Annotation: within the schedule set by the centre or degree programme, 15 minutes of one class will be reserved for students to evaluate their lecturers and their courses or modules through questionnaires.

The criteria used for the evaluation of the subject \"Internships in Companies\" are the following:

• Evaluation report of the tutor appointed by the Company (60%)
• Content of the Internship Report (20%)
• Public presentation of the Report in front of a court and colleagues who have done the internship in the same period (20%)

To be evaluated positively, two conditions are essential:

(a) That the tutor's report is positive.

(b) Achieve a positive evaluation in the exhibition.

The student will be considered as \"Not Presented\" in case the tutor of the Company does not certify that he/she has effectively carried out the work, or in case he/she does not make the public exhibition.

In summary, you need:

• Accreditation of working hours by the Company's tutor.
• Report/evaluation of the Company's tutor (it must include the work done, the hours worked and an assessment of how the work was done and the adaptation to the work team).
• Oral presentation of the work carried out in front of a teacher responsible for the subject and the other colleagues who have also completed the internship in the same period.

This subject, due to its characteristics, does not have the single assessment option.

The student must clearly indicate whether the Internship Report and the presentation slides contain any parts that have been generated using Artificial Intelligence. The tools used must be specified, and a critical reflection should be included on how these tools have influenced both the process and the final outcome. Failure to transparently disclose the use of AI in assessment activities will be considered a breach of academic integrity and may result in a partial or total penalty in the final grade.