The supervised internship plays a fundamental role in offering students in training a practical opportunity to improve the skills acquired in the academic context. This period is of immense importance in the trajectory of future engineers, representing their first contact with the engineering environment outside the academic environment. In this scenario, students have the opportunity to apply the knowledge acquired during the course in professional situations in the business environment.
In the context of the undergraduate program in Civil Engineering at the Federal University of Amazonas (UFAM), the subject FTC223 - Supervised Internship assumes a central role as a mandatory curricular component. With a workload of 180 hours, students are directed to accredited institutions in the university's database, which offer a schedule of activities aligned with the course objectives. This discipline is extremely relevant, preparing future professionals for the job market and providing the opportunity to expand the knowledge obtained at university, while establishing valuable connections with other professionals in the field.
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