The phrase 'internship course' is correct in written English.
You can use it when referring to a type of course or educational program that involves interning at a company or organization as part of the course work. For example: "I'm taking an internship course this semester that will give me the chance to gain real-world experience working in the accounting field."
The purpose of this paper is to report the findings of a study designed to explore student and staff perceptions about extrinsic factors that promote or impede learning during a nursing internship course.
Only students who have completed two semesters of graduate level work are eligible for the internship course.
This elective credit-based internship course (1.5 credits) provides students with the opportunity to apply their expertise and skills in a real world setting.
For internships not governed by an established internship course, the student can enroll in a 4960-level course for the number of credits assigned through CALS Special Studies.
This program offers a paid internship (stipend) in the New York State Legislature, earning a full semester of credits (12 internship credits plus 3 additional credits from the online internship course, for 15 credits in total).
As part of my last semester concurrently earning my MLIS and Certificate in Archives and the Preservation of Cultural Heritage Materials at Queens College, I am taking what is known as the Internship Course.
Credit is not granted for internships or internship courses.
All PLSCI 4960 internship courses must adhere to the CALS guidelines at cals.cornell.edu/academics/student-research/internship.
To do this, the seminar focuses attention on your engagement with the city through your internship, courses, and other activities, and asks you to consider what the city means to you personally.
Internship courses and a Curatorial Practicum are integral components of the new Concentration, allowing students to gain practical workplace experience.
At the time of this survey, 85.5% of students were aged 24 to 26 years, 100% of students had finished their internship courses in at least two of the four major disciplines (internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, and pediatrics), and 75.5% of students had finished their internship in all four major disciplines.
