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Offering Work Placements & Graduation Projects
We connect organisations with students for work placements and graduation projects. Are you looking to strengthen your team with fresh ideas and extra capacity? Get in touch with our degree programmes and we’ll help you connect with the right student for your placement or graduation project.
| Degree programme | Location |
Contact details |
| Applied Mathematics / Data Science | Amsterdam | Nilu Li-Can E: nilu.lican |
| Aeronautical Engineering | Delft | E: internships.ltaepe |
| Creative Business | The Hague |
Work placement |
| Creative Business | Haarlem |
Work placement |
| Information Technology | Haarlem |
Work placement |
| Tourism Management | Amsterdam |
Work placement |
What are the requirements for a work placement?
To be approved by the programme, a placement assignment must meet the following conditions:
- The assignment is clearly defined and suitable for reporting and evaluation.
- The activities support the student’s learning objectives. The emphasis is on learning (knowledge, experience and skills) taking priority over the economic value of the work. The placement duration depends on the degree programme.
- The student has a workplace mentor who provides guidance and support.
- The organisation must be of sufficient size to give insight into a complex working environment.
- The work is at higher professional education (bachelor) level and includes varied, relevant tasks, increasing responsibility, and space for initiative.
Work placement agreement
It is compulsory to record the agreements made at the start of the placement between the student, Inholland and your organisation in writing. These are set out in a placement agreement.
A typical agreement includes:
- the start and end date of the placement period
- working hours and days off
- the student’s position within the organisation, including their rights and responsibilities
- the placement allowance (if applicable)
- the name and position of the workplace mentor
- a description of the placement assignment
- any other relevant matters for the three parties, such as confidentiality, termination conditions, and dispute resolution
Regarding confidentiality: the student must always be able to share their placement report or graduation project with the educational institution so that we can assess the placement and academic progress.