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At Eina, the studies integrate work experiences during the student's training period and facilitate their incorporation into the professional world. This is achieved in three ways:
1. A job bank, through which students may access internships in accordance with the University-Business Educational Cooperation Program.
2. Guided internships for credit. The internship adviser manages agreements with some forty companies in different sectors (professional studies, engineering, industrial companies and service companies). These optional internships which are jointly graded by the adviser and the company are awarded academic credits.
3. Research groups where specific studies or projects are carried out for companies or institutions which, unlike conventional professional assignments, they include the exploratory and speculative component which is characteristic of university work for companies. The work is carried out by groups made up of professors and students from a variety of fields.
As far as skills, the curriculum includes subjects with basic content in applied economics, business administration, marketing, project management and design strategies.
Likewise, Eina follows up on the young professionals who have graduated from the school and provides them with refresher courses and continuing education. There is also an Eina Alumni Association which gathers together several classes since 1967 up to the most recent academic year.
> empresa@eina.edu
1. A job bank, through which students may access internships in accordance with the University-Business Educational Cooperation Program.
2. Guided internships for credit. The internship adviser manages agreements with some forty companies in different sectors (professional studies, engineering, industrial companies and service companies). These optional internships which are jointly graded by the adviser and the company are awarded academic credits.
3. Research groups where specific studies or projects are carried out for companies or institutions which, unlike conventional professional assignments, they include the exploratory and speculative component which is characteristic of university work for companies. The work is carried out by groups made up of professors and students from a variety of fields.
As far as skills, the curriculum includes subjects with basic content in applied economics, business administration, marketing, project management and design strategies.
Likewise, Eina follows up on the young professionals who have graduated from the school and provides them with refresher courses and continuing education. There is also an Eina Alumni Association which gathers together several classes since 1967 up to the most recent academic year.
> empresa@eina.edu
