Placement 2 (15 cr)

Learning outcomes

The student is able to
- evaluate their competencies and the requirements of working life
- develop and deepen their business competencies
- analyse and develop the content of their work and the operation of the organisation as a member of the work community
- establish personal working life connections and act in networks
- evaluate their competencies and their development
- plan their study path and career

Location and time

Placement 2 can be completed at any time after completion of Placement 1.
Apart from recognition of prior learning, it is recommended to complete Placement 2 after the second year of your studies (summer 2026 or later)

Materials

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Teaching methods

Placement can be completed by recognition of prior learning, at a workplace (paid employee), or as an unpaid internship.

Please see your the Canvas workspace for "Study Skills and Professional Orientation (YY00BN52-3230)", which has its own module dedicated to the Placement process.

Employer connections

Placement 2 is completed at a real-life workplace.

Exam schedules

Placement 2 has no contact lessons or joint sessions. However, Placements are discussed during your tutoring classes and in your personal study planning discussions (PSP discussions)

International connections

An international placement is possible, you may also be eligible for international grant. Please read more in Student intra, Internationality-section.

Completion alternatives

Placement can be completed by recognition of prior learning, at a workplace (paid employee), or as an unpaid internship.

Student workload

Total workload of Placement 2 is 15 credits, which translates to 400 hours of work.

In a full-time position (e.g. 5 workdays a week) this translates to 10 weeks of work.

In a part-time position, work shift logs or other accounting is used to amass a total of 400 hours of work.

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

The Placement is Approved, if the following criteria are evident from the returns provided and tied into expertise in the field of Safety, Security and Risk Management:

The student is able to
- evaluate their competencies and the requirements of working life
- develop and deepen their business competencies
- analyse and develop the content of their work and the operation of the organisation as a member of the work community
- establish personal working life connections and act in networks
- evaluate their competencies and their development
- plan their study path and career

Content scheduling

N/A

Evaluation scale

Approved/Failed

Further information

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