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Bachelor’s Internship
Programming and Application Development (SB100)

  • The main purpose of the placement is to gain real-world work experience.
  • You will receive 20 credits for successfully completing the placement.
  • In the course materials for SB100Reg and SB100, you will find both document templates and a folder entitled ‘Important Information’, where we set out all the deadlines and conditions for the placements.

To successfully complete the placement, you must fulfil the following steps:

  • Register for the course SB100Reg
  • Find an internship
  • Submit your internship proposal
  • Register for the SB100 module
  • Submit the acceptance report
  • Submit the interim documentation
  • Submit the final documents

Basic conditions for the work placement

  • Suitable roles include, for example, programmer, developer, tester or computer and information systems administrator.
  • The internship must be for a minimum of 480 hours, must take place entirely within a single organisation, and must not last longer than 3 semesters.
  • Before starting the internship, you must complete the registration module SB100Reg.
  • You may commence the placement at any time within one year of the placement proposal being approved.
  • The placement may be carried out entirely via remote working.
  • You must have a supervisor within the company who holds a university degree in a technical field and has at least three years’ professional experience in a related field since graduating.

Recommendations

  • Start looking as soon as possible. If you don’t know where to begin, check the listings from the Association of Industrial Partners at the Faculty of Informatics, Masaryk University; register on JobCheckIN, job sites, Indeed, LinkedIn and others.
  • Submit all documents on time. Failure to meet deadlines may have a negative impact on the course of your placement.
  • We recommend combining two commitments into one, and writing your bachelor’s thesis at the company whilst undertaking your placement. Among the most experienced and accommodating companies in this regard are Red Hat, InQool, Oracle and Monet+.
  • You can also undertake an internship abroad and take advantage of Erasmus and other programmes, or as a freemover – arranging your own agreement and funding.

FAQ

What about the courses SB100 and SB100Reg and their registration?
Register for the SB100Reg course during the course registration period. As part of this course, you will find an internship and submit an internship proposal. Once your internship proposal has been approved and you have completed the feedback form, you will receive credit for the course.
Enrol for this course for a number of credits such that the total corresponds to the full number of credits required (similar to bachelor’s and master’s theses). Semesters must follow on from one another. You may commence your placement at any time following approval of your placement proposal.

Which documents need to be submitted and when?

  • Internship proposal – at least 14 days before the intended start date.
  • Internship acceptance form – no later than 14 days after starting the internship.
  • Interim documents (work log, supervisor’s confirmation and interim report) – between 40 and 50 per cent of hours worked.
  • Final documents – at least 14 days before the end of the examination period in each semester in which the work placement takes place, you must submit your timesheet, supervisor’s confirmation and term report. You must submit the final documents after completing the compulsory part of the placement (480 hours).

Do I have to choose only from SPP member companies?
No, you can find an internship at any company or division of a company that specialises in IT.

Can I work as a self-employed person?
Unfortunately not. The accepted legal forms for an internship are DPP/DPČ, HPP (full-time or part-time), an Internship Agreement, or a Student Temporary Work Agreement.

Contact

koordinace.stazi@fi.muni.cz

Having trouble finding an internship?

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


Internship opportunities:


Internships took place at, for example:

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