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
Japan, Tokyo
(Simona Dubcová, UCT Prague)
Surroundings the location: So many possibilities. If you have more money you can hop on shinkansen and get basically anywhere. If not highway busses (night busses) are also a convenient option.
I will just name the places and you can find out yourself. At first something that is a bit further and is only worth it as a weekend getaway.
Matsumoto (Nagano) for hiking and nature
Nikko for hiking and shrines
Go to Osaka ...
Germany, Erlangen
(Maria Soltesova, UCT Prague)
About employer: I worked at the Institute of Particle Technology at FAU. The labs were modern, safe and equipped with everything you need. I got to work with a lot of people there, which was super nice as I also got to know a lot about their research and culture (there are many international students).
United Arab Emirates, Sharjah
(Markéta Fajfrová, UCT Prague)
Work description: I was working on asthma research. I had an opportunity to try also work with animal model (but I was not forced to) which was great. I used some common methods like PCR or western blot on daily basis, but I also learned some new methods as immunohistochemistry.
Slovenia, Ljubljana
(Michaela Pastorková, Brno University of Technology)
Benefits of the internship: Experience, new friends, fun!
I love it. This was my second internship and it's always something else!
You should do it yourself and you will see that its really good experience! ♥
Austria, Leoben
(Samuel Uhliarik, UCT Prague)
Local food specialties: I think as a Slovak, I knew Austrian cuisine quiet well. I wasn´t surprised by anything special.
Tunisia, Tunis
(Barbora Kondelová, Brno University of Technology)
Sport and culture: During our stay, we played basketball or football, went jogging in the morning (the only time the streets were empty) or went bouldering in Gammarth. Some people went to the nearby gym or played tennis. Mostly we went swimming in La Marsa.
Tunisian culture is different and I loved discovering the differences by living there. It is not possible to buy alcohol in most places (bars, restaurants, ...
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