Contact persons
| Type of enquiry | Contact person | Contact details |
| Professional enquiries, suitability of host institution and remit, fulfilment of requirements and documentation, individual cases | Timea Török | torok.timea@eng.unideb.hu |
| Preparing the agreement between the university and the host organisation, concluding the contract | György Ágnes | agnes@eng.unideb.hu |
In your enquiry, please state your name, Neptun code, degree programme, level of study and timetable. If you already have a internship organisation, please also state its name and the planned or actual period of the internship.
Workplace rules and cooperation
During the internship, you must comply with the relevant workplace, health and safety, confidentiality and other regulations. The host organisation must inform you of the necessary rules.
You will carry out your tasks under the supervision of your designated professional supervisor. Any absences must be reported and justified in accordance with the host organisation’s regulations.
The relationship between the industrial internship and the thesis, diplomawork
The tasks carried out during the industrial internship may also serve as a starting point for the thesis or diplomawork. The potential topic, data collection and the use of company information must be discussed with the host organisation’s professional supervisor and the thesis supervisor.
If the industrial internship also serves as the basis for your thesis or diplomawork, please also review the information regarding the relevant confidentiality agreement.
Special cases and frequently asked questions:
Can the industrial internship be undertaken abroad?
Yes. This can be done on your own initiative.
Can work experience gained previously or work experience completed as part of another degree programme be accepted?
Work experience or employment completed during the duration of the relevant degree programme may be accepted. An exception is made for a change of degree program/major within the same institution, provided that the student’s enrolment status remains continuous and the work experience completed in the previous degree program is relevant to the Engineering Management degree programme as well. For example, work experience completed on the Civil Engineering programme is acceptable if the student continues their studies on the Construction Industry specialisation of the Engineering Management program.
What should I do if I have missed the deadline for registering for the ‘Industrial Internship’ course?
The course can be taken in either semester. According to the timetable, it is usually offered in the spring semester, but we will also run a course in the autumn semester upon request.