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The discussion centers around the ambiguity of a course titled "Math Internship," which is described as involving internships in math-related disciplines. Participants express uncertainty about whether this course entails student teaching, tutoring, or industry internships. There is a consensus that the term "internship" likely refers to real-world job positions rather than school-related roles, as internships typically involve workplace training. The importance of consulting university or department representatives for clarification is emphasized, with a suggestion to seek answers promptly.
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Question about "math internships"...

Some time in the near future I'm expected to register for a course titled "Math Internship". The course description says "Internships in math related disciplines" -- not exactly helpful..

My question is does this mean student teaching? Tutoring for the school? Internships in industry? Anyone have any experience?
 
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When you asked your university/department what did they tell you?
 


I've yet to ask anyone at the university yet.. Figured I'd give it a shot here first.
 


I'd guess it's more of a "real-world" job position than a school one, since an internship usually indicates some sort of training on the workplace that I doubt you could receive while working as a tutor at the school. But as Vanadium said, I think it would be a good idea to ask them as soon as you can.
 

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