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14 February 2017
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Teaching is concentrated in the faculties and schools, and the departments deal with research, which is also conducted by institutes and chairs, at the same time responsible for knowledge promotion.
A work placement is training activity undertaken in any public or private entity, domestic or foreign, with the aim of applying and complementing the training acquired, making the student aware of the reality of the professional area where they will carry out their professional activity and developing competencies that make it easier for them to enter the job market, passing of which is conditional to obtain the qualification in accordance with the previsions established in the corresponding course plan.
Work placements should:
In the bachelor's degree courses given in the Faculty of Science of the UdG (Biology, Biotechnology, Environmental Science and Chemistry) curricular external placements are enrolled on in the optional 6-credit subject ‘Work Placement', and have a duration of 150 hours.
You must be enrolled for the current year.
Only some placements can be carried out during the degree.
Once the placements have been assigned, the procedures for signing the individual Educational Cooperation Agreement (placement agreement) are set in motion.
The academic tutor has the following responsibilities
The report must be at least 5 pages long and should be no more than 15 pages in length (including any appendices) and should include:
Student must upload their report to the company placements web platform before the submission deadline for each call using the SURNAMES.NAME.PDF format
Please bear in mind that the deadline for submitting the report varies depending on the enrolment group of the subject.
A numerical score will be given (between 1 and 10) and the following will be assessed:
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