Internship Opportunities

In collaboration with industry, the Department aims to provide students with real work experience during their university years and thus better preparing them for work upon graduation through different internship schemes. Schemes available to EE students include:

EE Internship Programs (EE4085/EE4086/EE4087);
Industrial Attachment Scheme (IAS);
Overseas Internship Scheme (OIS);
Co-operative Education Scheme (CES); and
Other Internship Programmes

EE Internship Programs (EE4085/EE4086/EE4087)

1. Application Timelines

Activity	Timeline
Main round application
Email announcement	Week 3, Sem B
Information Day (Main Round)	21 February 2025 Time: 3:00pm Recording of briefing PowerPoint of briefing Recording of Professional Internship Program Seminar Series (II) 2024-25 (March 5)
Link for application with Job Detail Lists:	Main round application EE Internship Program
Internal interview	March 2025
Company interview	April 2025
Offer confirmation and signing acceptance of offer	Apr-May 2025
Internship Period / commencement	4 -months / starting in June 2025 8-12 months / starting in June 2025

	Remark: The above timelines are subject to change whenever necessary. Please always look up any updates from this web page and pay attention to related e-mail messages.

2.	Supervision of Project Work:
	2.1	Company mentor and CityUHK Supervisor are assigned to each student.
	2.2	Student needs to complete a log-book.
	2.3	Student needs to report to CityUHK supervisor at least once a month.
	2.4	Student needs to complete the monthly report of the Log book for his/her mentor and CityUHK supervisor to assess their performance and progress every month. Student may send it to the CityUHK supervisor by email.

3.	Assessment guidelines: At the end of the internship, students should submit two reports (as stipulated in Point 4 of EE4085/EE4086/EE4087 syllabus) in addition to the completed log book, and deliver a presentation to his/her mentor and supervisor.
	3.1	Submission of signed logbook*
	3.2	Submission of a placement report for actual technical project work in the training Company
	3.3	Submission of a report of role of engineer in professional society **
	3.4	Final Presentation highlighting student’s learning during the training period (supplementary information to items 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3)

	Remarks: Students’ performance in the above assessment tasks/activities will all be graded. * To pass the course, the comments by the company mentor on the logbook must be at satisfactory level or above. ** Students who have passed “Engineers in Society” do not need to submit “item 3.3”.

4. Assessment Components:

5. Waiver Arrangements:

Duration	Course(s) taken (Assessment: by grading system)	Credit Units	Waiver
4 months	EE4085 Internship: Engineering Practice	3	EE2066 Engineers in Society and EE4090 Engineering Training
8 months	EE4085 and EE4086 Advanced Topics in Electrical Engineering	3 + 3	EE2066 Engineers in Society and EE4090 Engineering Training and One major elective
12 months	EE4085 and EE4087 Internship: Industrial Project (follow assessment framework and all assessment activities of EE4080 – Final Year Project)	3 + 6	EE2066 Engineers in Society and EE4090 Engineering Training and EE4080 Project

6. Documents for Download

Enquiry: Mr Alfred Lam (eeintern@cityu.edu.hk)

Last Updated : 7 Mar 2025