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Belgie, Ghent
Okolí místa praxe: Brussels, Paris, Antwerps, Lille, Luxembourg. Amsterdam, Brugges, Haag, Rotterdam, Delft, so much opportunities and the train can take you almost anywhere. There was a big group of interns in Ghent so you could easily plan anything together.
Japonsko, Osaki
O firmě: Alps Alpine, big international company working in many electronics branches. It is an corporate, so there are lot of corporate-ish rules and stuff. But as an intern it's ok, you mainly focus on your given task.
Německo, Kiel
Náplň práce: My work was focused on the computational molecular modeling of inorganic systems, which gave me an opportunity to learn to work with new software and the chemistry field. I was allowed to work from home, therefore I was not every day at the university and was able to manage my days in my own way. There were weekly workgroup meetings as well as weekly meetings with Jun.-Prof. Dr. Huayna Terraschke ...
Indie, Manipal
Přínos praxe: Experience new culture, meet new people,
Čína - Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Místní kuchyně: In Hong Kong, people don’t cook at home much; they tend to eat out at restaurants or street stalls. The prices of meals were similar (often even cheaper) than in the Czech Republic, so we tried new restaurants and dishes every day. It’s often a gamble since you have no idea what you’re ordering. My favorites were stuffed dumplings and various Asian soups. I was surprised that the food ...
Japonsko, Tokyo
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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Belgie, Ghent
(Petr Hýbl, Masaryk University)
Okolí místa praxe: Brussels, Paris, Antwerps, Lille, Luxembourg. Amsterdam, Brugges, Haag, Rotterdam, Delft, so much opportunities and the train can take you almost anywhere. There was a big group of interns in Ghent so you could easily plan anything together.
Japonsko, Osaki
(Martin Svoboda, VUT Brno)
O firmě: Alps Alpine, big international company working in many electronics branches. It is an corporate, so there are lot of corporate-ish rules and stuff. But as an intern it's ok, you mainly focus on your given task.
Německo, Kiel
(Štěpánka Lanková, VŠCHT Praha)
Náplň práce: My work was focused on the computational molecular modeling of inorganic systems, which gave me an opportunity to learn to work with new software and the chemistry field. I was allowed to work from home, therefore I was not every day at the university and was able to manage my days in my own way. There were weekly workgroup meetings as well as weekly meetings with Jun.-Prof. Dr. Huayna Terraschke ...
Indie, Manipal
(Radek Nevosad, VUT Brno)
Přínos praxe: Experience new culture, meet new people,
Čína - Hong Kong, Hong Kong
(Matyas Krupa, VUT Brno)
Místní kuchyně: In Hong Kong, people don’t cook at home much; they tend to eat out at restaurants or street stalls. The prices of meals were similar (often even cheaper) than in the Czech Republic, so we tried new restaurants and dishes every day. It’s often a gamble since you have no idea what you’re ordering. My favorites were stuffed dumplings and various Asian soups. I was surprised that the food ...
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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