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What is the difference between a practicum and internship? When should I enroll?

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What is the difference between a practicum and internship? When should I enroll?

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A practicum is required, and involves placement with a host company. The student is expected to gain a basic understanding of the functions of the EH&S arena by systematically shadowing a practicing professional. An internship is not required, but also involves placement with a host company. Ideally, an internship should involve the student taking on more responsibility in their position, and the student should be paid for their services to the host company. You should enroll in the practicum and/or internship in your last semester before graduation. Remember that at least 1 hour of practicum is required, the internship is optional.

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