The Student Guide to Internships

The Students Guide to Internships, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.67, with 35 lectures, based on 3 reviews, and has 357 subscribers.

You will learn about Identify main motivations behind their internship application Understand how internship applications work Choose an approach to applications that fits their needs Find ways to make future applications better Deal with the rejection that often comes with internship applications Ask for feedback and process it in an effective way This course is ideal for individuals who are University students with little to moderate experience with internship applications who want to apply more efficiently and successfully It is particularly useful for University students with little to moderate experience with internship applications who want to apply more efficiently and successfully.

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Summary

Title: The Students Guide to Internships

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.67

Number of Lectures: 35

Number of Published Lectures: 35

Number of Curriculum Items: 35

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 35

Original Price: $99.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Identify main motivations behind their internship application

Understand how internship applications work

Choose an approach to applications that fits their needs

Find ways to make future applications better

Deal with the rejection that often comes with internship applications

Ask for feedback and process it in an effective way

Who Should Attend

University students with little to moderate experience with internship applications who want to apply more efficiently and successfully

Target Audiences

University students with little to moderate experience with internship applications who want to apply more efficiently and successfully

This course is intended to help students who are just starting their career find an internship that works for them and apply for it more efficiently. It covers many aspects of internship application, including:

Determining your motivation for applying

Deciding on the application paththat works for you

Choosing the right lab (or company) for you

Making your application stand out

Building experiencewhen you don’t have experience to begin with

Handling rejection

Asking for (and dealing with) feedback

Navigating the internship once you’ve gotten it

The course can be completed without any prerequisites, and it is made to accompany you through most steps of the typical internship application process. It contains video lectures, as well as interviews with students and professors.

Note: more interviews are currently in production and will be added to the curriculum in the near future.

The Student’s Guide to Internships is written and taught by Tea Danilovi?, BSc and recorded, edited, and produced by Sergei Romashkin. Its aim is to synthesize knowledge and advice gathered through years of experience and have it organized in one place, creating a comprehensive guide for students interested in doing internships in companies and research institutions around the world. The examples provided in the lectures are mostly research-related, but the principles can be applied outside of academia as well.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome to the course!

Lecture 2: Course information

Chapter 2: What is your motivation for applying?

Lecture 1: Why are you applying?

Lecture 2: Exploring interests

Lecture 3: Gaining skills

Lecture 4: Building experience

Lecture 5: Going abroad

Chapter 3: How do you apply for an internship?

Lecture 1: The two paths of applying

Lecture 2: Applying through an open call

Lecture 3: Applying on your own

Lecture 4: What are you optimizing for?

Chapter 4: Behind the scenes #1

Lecture 1: Teas story

Chapter 5: Choosing where to go

Lecture 1: Choosing the right place for you

Lecture 2: Searching by topic

Lecture 3: Choosing a mentor

Chapter 6: Crafting your application

Lecture 1: Cold emails

Lecture 2: CV basics

Lecture 3: CV building

Chapter 7: Behind the scenes #2

Lecture 1: Arty Kovynev on application quality and interviewing students

Chapter 8: Getting rejected

Lecture 1: Lets talk about rejection

Lecture 2: Minimizing your chances for rejection

Lecture 3: Why rejection might be a good thing

Lecture 4: You can reject them, too

Chapter 9: Behind the scenes #3

Lecture 1: Milica Bojovi? on rejection (part I)

Lecture 2: Milica Bojovi? on rejection (part 2)

Chapter 10: You got the offer, now what?

Lecture 1: What you should ask before starting an internship

Lecture 2: What will your schedule look like?

Lecture 3: What are the expectations for your role?

Lecture 4: Are there accommodations available for you?

Lecture 5: Logistics and paperwork

Chapter 11: Feedback

Lecture 1: Why does feedback matter?

Lecture 2: Establishing a feedback system

Lecture 3: Take what works, leave what doesnt

Chapter 12: Final notes

Lecture 1: Thank you for taking the course!

Lecture 2: What is your next step?

Instructors

Tea Danilovi?
Biologist

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