These are the training activities that will allow the student to apply the knowledge acquired in their academic training, preparing them to carry out professional activities and facilitating their incorporation into the labour market.

The possibility of curricular internships in the degrees reinforces the University’s commitment to the future postgraduate students’ employability, enriching the training of the master’s students in an environment that will provide them (and those responsible for their training) with a deeper understanding of the competencies they will need in the future.

In Research-oriented masters, internships are not necessary, but it is in those masters that have a professional-oriented profile.

This degree does not include curricular internships in its curriculum.

• Royal Decree 592/2014, of 11 July (BOE 30/07/2014), regulating the external academic practices of university students
• Curricular Internships Regulations of the University of Almeria