Research Internship FTC

• have complemented their theoretical knowledge with hands-on practice within an organization;
• have learned how to communicate insights and findings (as well as the knowledge, justifications, and considerations underlying such insights) to an audience composed of specialists as well as non-specialists;
• understand and are able to situate themselves in the contemporary work field of Film and Television Cultures;
• have learned to report on their own development as a professional in the work field of Film and Television Cultures;
• have realized their own learning goals as formulated in the research internship proposal.

The internship allows student to gain practical work experience and engage with the professional workfield within the film and television/media and culture sector.   
 

Students are required to find their own internship by approaching organizations, companies and institutions of their interest. Tasks and activities will be specified before the internship starts. During the internship, students conduct a research project on which they write a written report at the end of the internship.