ECTS
20 credits
Training Structure
College of Sciences
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Professional M2 Internship - ER - Initial Training
20 creditsM2 Research Internship - ER
20 credits
Professional M2 Internship - ER - Initial Training
Level of Education
5 years of post-secondary education
ECTS
20 credits
Training Structure
College of Sciences
This internship is intended for students enrolled in the “Professional” track of the Master’s in Water Resources. It represents students’ second professional experience and is a key step toward their future career integration. The content of the module depends on the host organization chosen by the student, which may be a company, an association, an NGO, or a public or international organization in the water and environmental sectors.
Students are expected to define a research problem based on a rigorous review of the current state of the art, develop a methodology, and carry out the project and analyze the results.
The entire project must be submitted in accordance with the terms agreed upon between the host organization and the academic advisor. A thesis is required for academic evaluation. This thesis may be supplemented by deliverables requested by the host organization, which may or may not be incorporated into the thesis.
Confidentiality of evaluations (written and oral) is possible.
M2 Research Internship - ER
Level of Education
5 years of post-secondary education
ECTS
20 credits
Training Structure
College of Sciences
This internship is intended for students enrolled in the “Research” track of the Master’s in Water Resources program. It represents students’ first substantial research experience, as they become part of a research team and laboratory, and is therefore a crucial step in shaping their future career paths.
The project is expected to include a phase of problem formulation based on a rigorous review of the state of the art, a phase of developing a methodology, and a phase of implementation and analysis of results.
The entire project must be submitted in accordance with the procedures agreed upon between the host organization and the academic advisor. A thesis is required for academic evaluation.
Internship topics are varied and address a range of issues in the water and environmental sectors, reflecting the diversity of topics covered in the program and by the research teams involved in supervising and evaluating the interns.
Confidentiality of assessments (written and oral) is possible.