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Bachelor Internship
Programming and Application Development (SB100)

  • The main purpose of the internship is to gain real work experience.
  • You will receive 20 credits for successful completion of the internship.
  • In the SB100Reg course materials, you will find both template documents and an "Important Information and Schedule" file that completely summarizes all internship information.

To successfully complete your internship, you must complete the following sub-steps:

  • Enrol the course SB100Reg
  • Find an internship
  • Submit an internship proposal
  • Enrol the course SB100
  • Submit the protocol of acceptance
  • Submit interim documentation
  • Notify us of the end of your internship and upload your final documents

Basic internship requirements

  • Suitable positions are e.g. programmer, developer, tester or computer and information systems administrator.
  • The internship must be completed within one semester. You can start your internship no earlier than 1 July in the autumn semesters and no earlier than 1 January in the spring semesters.
  • The duration of the internship is a minimum of 480 hours and the entire internship takes place in one organization.
  • At least 50% (240 hours) of the internship is during the teaching period of the semester in which the internship is enrolled.
  • Remember that a minimum of 50% of the weekly work time must be spent in the office among colleagues and a maximum of 50% must be completed from the home office.
  • You must have a supervisor (guarantor) in the company who meets the requirement of having attained a university degree in a technical field and a minimum of three years of experience in a related field since graduation.

References

  • Start your search approximately 3 months before your desired start date. If you don't know, keep an eye on the FI MU Industry Partners Association job postings and the Job Postings folder in the course materials, sign up for JobCheckIN, the jobs site, Indeed, LinkedIn, and more.
  • Submit all documents on time. Failure to meet deadlines may have a negative impact on the internship process.
  • We recommend combining two responsibilities into one, and in addition to the internship, also write a bachelor thesis in the company. Some of the most experienced and supportive companies in this regard are Red Hat, InQool, Oracle and Monet+.
  • You can also do your internship abroad and take advantage of Erasmus and other programs, or as a freemover - your own agreement and finances.

FAQ

How SB100 and SB100Reg courses work and when to enrol?
You register for SB100Reg one semester before the semester you want to do your internship.
Example: you want to complete your internship in the fall semester. So, you will register for SB100Reg in the previous spring semester - you will also start looking for an internship in this semester. You will then submit an internship proposal. In the fall semester, the semester you want to take the internship, you will register for SB100. You will not be able to enroll in this course without an approved internship proposal.

Which documents need to be submitted and when?

  • Internship Proposal - at least 14 days prior to your intended start date.
  • Internship acceptance report - at least 14 days after the start of the internship.
  • Interim documents (statement of work and interim report) - in the 4th week of the internship.
  • Final documents - after completing the compulsory part (480 hrs), you will notify us that you have finished your internship and you will hand in your work report within 3 days. You will submit the other final documents (completion report, final report and video presentation) no later than 10 days before the end of the exam period.

Do I only have to choose from SPP member companies?
No, however, we recommend that you subscribe to the SPP newsletter. You can find an internship in any company or part of a company that deals with IT.

Can I be self-employed?
Unfortunately no. Accepted legal forms of internship are FTE/PTE, HPP (full or part-time) or Internship Agreement.

Contact

koordinace.stazi@fi.muni.cz

Not sure how to find an internship?

You can use the services of the Career Centre
and JobCheckIN MU

Internship offers:

Internships have taken place for example:

  • Red Hat Czech
  • Lexical Computing
  • InQool
  • Kentico
  • Techniserv
  • Y Soft
  • Daite
  • SAP
  • SolarWinds
  • Twin Soft