Oversea Internship
Summary
Job field training and industrial-exchange programs to acquire local language, culture, and practical experience by being dispatched to overseas businesses, research institutes, and tourism centersType
| Section | Designation | Content | Participation form |
|---|---|---|---|
| Off campus | Country | Government Department, Local Government, etc | Individual participation |
| On Campus | Head Office | International Exchange Team Program | School selection |
| Department | Major-Based Program | Major selection | |
| Other | Overseas Field Training Committee Recognition Program | Other Selection |
Target Company
Official business registries of each country
Selection period
| Designation | Semester based system | Seasonal system | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar | Sep | Summer Vacation | Winter vacation | |
| Announcement | Oct | Apr | Mar | Sep |
| Application and Selection | Nov | May | Apr | Oct |
| Outbound | Mar | Sep | Jul~Aug | Jan~Feb |
Qualification for application
- Students enrolled in 2nd, 3rd, 4th grade
- Those who is compatible with the qualifications of the training institution
- Those who are graduates to be cannot apply for field trips in the last semester
Scholarship
Tuition fee waiver scholarship
Credit Acknowledgement
- Acknowledgement period: Up to 6 months during enrollment
- Acknowledgement scale: Up to 21 credits (15 credits specialized in major) during enrollment.
- Should be within the maximum enrollment credit for each semester.
- Less than 6 credits during vacation (including summer/winters semester subjects)
- Minimum working hours
- Semester System: more than 12 weeks
- Seasonal system: more than 160 hours per 4 weeks, 160 hours per 4 week is based on 3 credits, 1 credit for 54 hours or more
- Acknowledgement credit : Overseas Internship (P/F)
- Selection of major courses and free elective courses