Internships and Work Placements Sample Clauses

Internships and Work Placements. The Partners undertake that EMLE students, graduates, and alumni shall be able to appreciate both the academic importance and the practical relevance of the econo- mic approach to law. The AMs shall be specifically involved in developing connec- tions of EMLE students, graduates, and alumni with the labour market by participat- ing in the Mid-Term Meeting. Every year, the MTM shall host a session entirely de- voted to work placements, in which students and graduates shall have an opportunity to meet with potential employers while the latter shall be in the position to present their recruitment policies. The involvement of AMs and of their representatives in the MTM, as well as the organization of the Work Placement Event therein, shall be pri- xxxx responsibility of the Partner designated for organizing the MTM. All other Part- ners shall provide their support. The Partners acknowledge that the EMLE - being a one-year, full-time programme - gives students limited possibilities to engage in a professional experience during the coursework. However, it is agreed that: - Students can profitably combine short internships with a coordinated project of writing the Master thesis; - Students can be offered internship that start after having completed their Master thesis or the study programme altogether. - Students might take an internship in between the submission of the thesis in mid-August and 1 October. The internship may be mentioned in the Diploma Supplement without attribution of grades / ECTS. Every year, before the MTM, the Director shall collect from AMs information on the internships they may be willing to offer to the EMLE students or graduates, and on which terms. All Partners shall cooperate in this process by liaising with the AMs at the local level, and informing the Director of the outcomes. The information on avail- able internships shall be promptly passed on to the students and graduates through the Partners and the Alumni networks. Agreements on the internships shall be nor- mally concluded at the MTM and be sanctioned by the following Board.
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Internships and Work Placements. The Partners ensure that EMLE students, graduates, and alumni shall be able to ap- preciate both the academic importance and the practical relevance of the economic approach to law. The AMs shall be specifically involved in developing connections of EMLE students, graduates, and alumni with the labour market by participating in the Midterm Meeting. Every year, the MTM shall host a session entirely devoted to work placement, in which students and graduates shall have an opportunity to meet with potential employers who can in turn present their recruitment policies. The involvement of AMs and of their representatives in the MTM, as well as the organisation of the work placement event, shall be the primary responsibility of the Partner organising the MTM. All other Partners shall provide their support. The Partners acknowledge that the EMLE ‒ being a one-year, full-time programme ‒ gives students limited possibilities to engage in a professional experience during the coursework. However, it is agreed that: • students can profitably combine short internships with a coordinated project of writing the Master’s thesis; • students can be offered an internship that starts after having completed the Master’s thesis or the study programme altogether. • students might take an internship after the submission of the Master’s thesis in mid-August. The internship may be mentioned in the Diploma Supplement without attribution of grades / ECTS. Due to the intensity of the coursework, the time for internships during the EMLE aca- demic year is limited to the period from submission of the master thesis and the end of September. There is no time limit for internships lasting longer than the end of the Programme. Internships may be facilitated by special arrangements between stu- dents and the local coordinators of the third term Partner University or the EMLE management, but they are not part of the curriculum and will not be awarded with ECTS.
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