Are you planning to go on an IAESTE internship and don't know what to expect from the country of your choosing? In the list below, you can read about the experience of Czech students who have already been on an internship in that country.
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Students’ experience
Sweden, Luleå
(Michaela Malatinova, Brno University of Technology)
Surroundings the location: Luleå is surrounded by water and forests.The Luleå archipelago is worth visiting during the summer
Tunisia, Tunis city
(Marat Mozerov, CTU Prague)
About employer: Serah company. It has a little office in the city center. I think they have around 12 employees, small one. I had a classic work schedule: from 8 to 14 every work day.
Japan, Osaki
(Martin Svoboda, Brno University of Technology)
Work description: There is obviously an NDA, so I'm just going to say that I worked with FMCW radar, as radar technology is one of the branches company specializes with.
The task given was honestly more then I could achieve, it required a lot of research and was quite challenging. So my progress was slow and I managed to achieve only part of what we thought I would achieve in the beginning. However this was not ...
Japan, Tokyo
(Patrik Pešl, Brno University of Technology)
Benefits of the internship: I see it very lucky that I did not need to spend any money as the company basically payed for everything (even a Shinkansen ride when we went to Maebashi.
Japan, Tokyo
(Barbora Kondelová, Brno University of Technology)
Local food specialties: Try as much as you can. I enjoyed Japanese food and hardly ever cooked (which I usually do). With colleagues we often went to restaurants near the university for lunch, or meeting friends always involved going out to eat. The Sushiro chain is very good for cheap sushi. I really liked vegan ramen, the best I had was at Bossa Nova in Harajuku. Udon, soba, Japanese curry, okonomiyaki, moja or ...
China - Hong Kong, Hong Kong
(Matyas Krupa, Brno University of Technology)
Sport and culture: The sports facilities were right at the dorms. As for outdoor sports, it’s quite challenging due to the heat and humidity. Locals don’t really hike during the summer, but it wasn’t a problem for us. The culture is completely different—from food, religion, and transportation to social interactions. There’s a lot to get used to and discover.
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