Internship in one or more public or private institutions [ LSTIC9003 ]

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The internship enables students to experience a specific work and research environment, using the techniques and methods of Digital Humanities.  
Students will have to adapt to very specific fields (libraries, archives, management of digital communication, digital management of human resources, data management in a private company, etc.) To prepare for this, students will be required to deepen their knowledge by personal research and reading before they arrive for their internship.
At the end of the internship, a report of about twenty pages should highlight what has been learned and the progress made, in addition to an assessment (where appropriate).
Students may choose a dissertation topic which continues the work done in the context of the internship. In this case, the dissertation should contain theoretical and epistemological consideration of the selected field and the work done in the context of the internship may be presented as the experimental part, presented initially in the report and formally in the dissertation.

During an internship of a minimum of 10 weeks (about 360 hours) and a maximum of 12 weeks (about 400 hours) in Digital Humanities, to be done in a company, a research centre or an association, students will have acquired the following skills : they will use the knowledge and skills acquired during the course, become familiar with the requirements of the development of real applications in Digital Humanities, develop their critical sense, their methodological and epistemological approach and their capacity to be adaptable; and, finally, they will come into direct contact with the professional environment.
Students will be supervised by the host team and will work directly to the internship supervisor who has been selected for this role in the organisation.