Internship
NGEA51
The purpose of this course is to experience using your skills in physical geography in a company, organisation or institute setting.
Course contents
This course provides you with the opportunity to do practical training, using the skills in physical geography that you've come to master. You will work either at the university itself, or at companies, public authorities or organisations. The practical training is to include at least 40 working days.
For more detailed information about this course please refer to this PDF.
Internship reports from previous students
- Centre for Integrated Remote Sensing and Forecasting for Arctic Operations (CIRFA), 2021 (pdf, 132 kB)
- Climate effects on Ecosystems at INES, 2020 (pdf, 65 kB)
- Danish Hydraulic Institute at subdivision Geographic Resource Analysis & Science (pdf, 80 kB)
- Malmö city planning office - geodata unit, 2020 (pdf,76 kB)
- Division of water resources engineering LTH, 2020 (pdf, 38 kB)
- Öresundskraft, 2020 (pdf, 118 kB)
- University of Bergen, 2019 (pdf, 83 kB)
- United Nations Geospatial Information Section, Cartographic Unit, 2019 (pdf, 37 kB)
- Laboratory for Biological Oceanography at CADIC-CONICET, Ushuaia (pdf, 96 kB)
- ICOS Research Station Hyltemossa, 2019 (pdf, 26 kB)
- ICOS Research Station Hyltemossa, 2019 (pdf, 157 kB)
- ICOS Research Station Hyltemossa 2019 (pdf, 304 kB)
- ICOS Research Station Hyltemossa, 2019 (pdf, 237 kB)
- Nepal Vetiver Network, 2019 (pdf, 60 kB)
- Surface Water Analysis for Microplastics in the Olifants- and Sabie River, Kruger National Park, South Africa, 2018 (pdf, 306 kB)
- German Agency for International Cooperation, 2018 (pdf, 66kB)
- Case study, the Great Ordovician Biodeiversiscation Event (GOBE), 2018
- SEA-U, 2017
- CEREGE Research Centre, 2017
- Svalöv municipality, 2017
- The Alaska Whale Foundation, 2017
- GRID-Arendal, 2016-2017
- Naturum Kullaberg, 2017
- UN-SPIDER, 2016
- County Administration Board, Malmö, 2016
- Enetjärn Natur, 2016
- IKEA Group Sustainability, 2016
- Trivector Traffic, 2016
- Calluna, 2016
- Department of Geography and Planning, School of Environmental Sciences, University of Liverpool, UK, 2016
- Swedish Forest Agency, 2016
Course coordinator
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You can now apply for this course directly on our home page, in case the regular registration on antagning.se does not work in your case.
Course facts: NGEA51
Level: Basic
Credits: 15 ECTS
Period: Autumn & Spring
Language of instruction: Swedish or English
Prerequisites: General admission requirements and and 90 ECTS credits from the subject area of physical geography, earth science and environmental science specialising in physical geography or 90 ECTS credits specialising in meteorology and biogeophysics.
