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Internships of FT/UFAM Industrial Engineering student

The article identifies the profile of paid internships developed in the last two and a half years by the students of the Industrial Engineering course of the Faculty of Technology of the Federal University of Amazonas. To this end, consulting the records of the Department of Student Assistance (DAEST) of UFAM, responsible for the trainees' contracts, revealed the existence of 107 students who signed contracts to perform internship during this period. Besides, a questionnaire with 3-section and 15-questions (Appendix 1) was applied to students via email, classroom, event, and virtual groups to collect internship information. After collecting and analyzing the data, the following conclusions were reached: more than half of the interns are male, most of them interned in the industrial sector; the average monthly value of the internship scholarships is R $ 1,175, and it was identified Honda and other nine companies that best remunerate their interns; most develop their roles in Operations and Process Engineering, Quality Engineering, Product Engineering or Logistics; the course subjects that most assisted during the internship were: quality management, production planning and control, production system and maintenance management.