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OPT at Odisee university college (Ontwerp- en productietechnologie or 'Design and Production Technology' ) starts with a new student project course: designing a high performance mechanical framework for a 16 servo robot named L.O.R.E.

This project can be selected as part of the 'Free Design & production challenge' section of our courses 'Ontwerpen 4' and 'Lassen & Plaatbewerking' (Designing 4 and Welding & Sheet Metal). Starting from March 2021, a select group of students are enthousiastically designing and building their own robot on top of this robotic control system -> stay tuned for updates!

Lynn Capelleman

Project officer Odibuddy - campus Aalst

lynn.capelleman@student.odisee.be

Ready to embark on an academic journey that not only enriches your knowledge but also provides hands-on experience in the fields of interventional radiology and cardiac ultrasound? Look no further! Our exchange programme awaits, offering you the chance to delve into these cutting-edge medical disciplines while immersing yourself in the culture of Flanders. 

The Midwifery department of Odisee, University of applied sciences is in Sint-Niklaas. Students interested in a traineeship in Belgium perform 38 hours a week and can carry out their practical training in a regional hospital on the following wards: labour and delivery, maternity, neonatology.

We offer short and long mobility options, which can be combined up to a maximum of 22 ECTS:

• Traineeship F1 in Flanders (12 ECTS)
• Traineeship F2 in Flanders (5 ECTS)
• Traineeship G in Flanders (10 ECTS)

There is a possibility to follow an additional course on Medical English (3 ECTS) or a Dutch language course (3 ECTS). 

Traineeships are possible in both Autumn and Spring semester, depending on the available places for practical training in the hospital. Evaluation of the practical training is done by a comprehensive system of reflections, feedback from midwives and written/oral evaluations. The practical training is supervised by one of the lecturers of our Midwifery department.

Students must perform different kind of shifts (early, day, late and night shifts), including weekends and public holidays. A detailed planning will be provided by our practical training coordinator a few weeks before the start of the traineeship.

For more information including available places for an internship in Midwifery, please contact the international coordinator, Mrs. Inge Tency.