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Studenti píší
Japonsko, Tokyo
(Hynek Housar, VŠCHT Praha)
Okolí místa praxe: Last year, during a holiday in Japan, I visited several major cities besides Tokyo, including Sendai, Nara, Hiroshima, Kyoto, and Kobe. The only exception was Osaka, which I visited again this year specifically to attend Expo 2025. Thanks to this previous experience, I was already familiar with the main tourist destinations. During my internship stay, I therefore focused more on less crowded ...
Švýcarsko, Windisch
(Michaela Rusnáková, IAESTE UK Praha)
O firmě: I worked at Institute for Polymer Engineering at University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland. The institute is separated into 3 groups with total of around 25 people. Around half of the coworkers are Master Students at the school working half time or fresh graduates, therefore the team is pretty young and open.
Čína - Macao, Macau
(Kateryna Dobrenka, VŠCHT Praha)
Náplň práce: My o-form had only one sentence in it so I did not have any expectations about my work there. I was working under a PhD. student and helped her with her research for two months. We maily did RNA extractions and subsequent measurements. I also had an opportunity to try some data analysis.
Japonsko, Tokyo
(Barbora Kondelová, VUT Brno)
Přínos praxe: Thanks to this opportunity, I learnt what it means to do research on a small scale of 2 months internship. I became a fan of Japanese cuisine and learnt a lot about the culture.
Tunisko, Tunis
(Karolína Hadamíková, VUT Brno)
Místní kuchyně: Tunisian food is a mix of sweet, salty, and spicy flavors all combined together. Their most famous dish is couscous, but my favorite is their fast food. It’s always some kind of bread that you can fill with whatever you like. Whenever we went out of our apartment, we often stopped at a guy who sold lemonade—sweet and sour at the same time. Many times we went out thinking we’d just grab ...
Japonsko, Tokyo
(Lucie Hlaváčková, VŠCHT Praha)
Sport a kultura: I would recommend you to study some of the basic rules in Japan before coming here. For example: talking on the train is not common and you can get weird looks for it. They even have a sign that tells you to turn your mobile phone to silent mode so that others can sleep on the train to work. They are waiting in lines for anything (sometimes fake lines appear - if 2 people stand behing each other ...
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