Have you ever pondered how one could, for instance,
Would you like to participate in world-class research on challenging problems like this? What are your plans for the next summer? See below what the Department of Information and Computer Science at Aalto University School of Science can offer you!
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The call was closed on 6th of February !
We are recruiting a substantial number of summer interns to work on the following research topics during summer 2012:
There may be more topics, given good applicants. Each summer intern
will be assigned a post-graduate student or a doctor as a personal
supervisor who will advise in research tasks. The default training
period is from June 1 until August 31. The monthly salary will depend
on the number of relevant study credits that you have completed. If you
have any questions about a particular research topic, please contact
the respective research group directly. Any general questions about
this call or the application form should be directed to our HR
coordinator, Stefan Ehrstedt (@aalto.fi).
If you are studying for a Bachelor's or Master's degree at Aalto University (or another Finnish university) and you feel that you have been successful in your studies of information and computer science, mathematics, or bioinformatics — and you are interested in scientific research work — you are an eligible applicant for our summer internship positions. We do not require previous research experience. Typically, you are allowed to include the work done during the training period as a special assignment in your studies, and in many cases you can continue the summer project towards a Bachelor's or Master's thesis. Moreover, some of the summer interns continue with their research groups as full or part-time research assistants after summer.
For more information, please visit the web pages of the department or individual research groups.
Written applications are sent by ordinary mail using address
and they must be received
by Monday, the 6th of February, 2012, at 16:00 hours
at latest. Each application should include
ICS Summer Internship Program 2012 c/o Minna Kauppila Aalto University School of Science Department of Information and Computer Science PO Box 15400 FI-00076 Aalto FINLAND
You are supposed to express your preferences on the application form by specifying 1—5 preferred topics using option codes (see the three-letter acronyms in the list of topics) and by distributing 6 preference points (positive integers) among them. These conditions give rise to two extreme cases: all 6 preference points are assigned to a single option (6+0+0+0+0=6) and the points are distributed among five options (2+1+1+1+1=6, i.e., you must prefer one of the options over others).
Incomplete applications may not be taken into consideration. Application documents are not returned to applicants.
This call was published on the 23rd of January, 2012.