Faculty of Management

Master of Business Administration

MBA6995 – INTERNSHIP

Registration for an Internship cannot be processed until the MBA Office, mbacontact@unb.ca has
received this MBA6995–Internship registration form, completed and signed, along with your brief
proposal.

Course Number Credit Hours Term

MBA6995 3 credit hours

Khiniya 3711682
Student Name (please print) Student Number
789, Reid Street kkhiniya@unb.ca
Street Address UNB E-mail Address
E3B 3V8 +1 506-230-9919
City/Prov/PCode Telephone Number(s)

Brief description of the Internship: (attach additional sheet)

DriFly Technologies has been working with businesses around the globe to deliver functional, growth-oriented
IT Solutions. We are highly sophisticated experts that help businesses to become more effective and
productive with our digital and IT solutions.
Summer internship/Co-op:
The summer student will be placed in the Human resource division during the summer and work on updating
the current HR strategies by leveraging his/her business management expertise. This role will also assist the
payroll department to implement and enhance current operational efficiency of the payroll system and
workflow. Furthermore, the student will carry out the project to establish strategies for future talent acquisition
and current talent retention by carrying out market research and setting up industry benchmarks. (You will be
expected to use coursework knowledge in HR analytics and other online tools where necessary).
Identify the Workplace: (company name, mailing address, contact info, etc.)
DriFly Technologies Private Limited,
HUDA CITY CENTER, 3RD FLOOR TO 5TH FLOOR SECTOR 29 GURGAON, GURGAON, HR 122001 IN
nachiketasharma89@gmail.com
Identify Workplace Supervisor: Signature Date
(please print)
Nachiketa 06 May, 2022

Proposed Commencement Date: Proposed Completion Date:

30 August, 2022 Date :
25 May, 2022 08-May-22
Student Name: (please print) Signature Date

Khiniya Khiniya 08 May, 2022

UNB Supervisor: (please print) Signature Date

Internship Approval: (please print) Signature Date

Director of Graduate Studies (DoGS)
Oct. 2021
 GUIDELINES FOR MBA6995 – INTERNSHIP

GENERAL INFORMATION:

The MBA6995-Internship provides an opportunity for students to strength their theoretical

training with practical work experience. The tasks performed in the Internship should be
consistent with the MBA curriculum and should utilize the student’s expertise gained to date in
the MBA program.

MBA students who have completed all (or most) of their 1st-year required courses may choose
to undertake an MBA6995-Internship. Students may use an Internship as either a 2nd-year
elective course or as a 2nd-year required course (in place of MBA6903-Applied Integrative
Studies). However, students are not required to do an Internship in order to graduate. It is their
choice.

If you have employment related questions or need help with your resume or cover letter, take
advantage of the free service at UNB’s Career Development & Employment Centre:
www.unb.ca/fredericton/studentservices/employment
Email: employment@unb.ca; Phone 506-453-4620; Location: Neville Homestead, 58 MacKay

Students may seek out their own placement and make their own arrangements with the
company of their choice (paid or unpaid, etc.). Internships may be completed locally or in
other provinces/countries. 400 hours of work are required, to be completed within one
academic term. Students often complete an internship during the summer months when MBA
course selection is limited. The placement (is not usually but) may be with a company for
which the student has previously worked (or is currently working). However, the work/position
itself must primarily involve duties and responsibilities that the student has never done before.
It is a requirement that the student challenge himself/herself with new experiences. Students
must have the Internship approved by the Director of Graduate Studies (DOGS) BEFORE
beginning the work itself.

If you choose to undertake an Internship, you need an assigned Workplace Supervisor. You
also need to approach a Faculty member within the appropriate area group to obtain their
commitment to supervise your Internship. It is recommended that you provide the Faculty
member with a couple paragraphs of a ‘proposal’ so that your intentions are documented, and
submit that proposal with your signed registration form. At the end of the Internship, you
submit a Final Report which the Faculty Supervisor grades as Pass/Fail. Before the Faculty
Supervisor submits your final grade, the MBA Office must receive a copy of your Final
Report. Generally, the company receives a copy as well. Upon successful completion, you
receive 3ch as a ‘CR’ on your UNB transcript.
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE FINAL REPORT:
As a 3ch-course, the Internship Final Report requires an academic effort comparable to that of
an Independent Study course. The following are required from the student Intern:
A rigorous academic paper on the issues related to the tasks performed. The written paper
should follow the format below:
An executive summary which contains a discussion of the institution and the position
held, tasks performed and some comments on their respective importance;
i. Definition and description of the management problem;
ii. A literature review related to the problem;
iii. An analysis of the management problem identified in the organization which the
student felt contributed to their learning experience; and
iv. A conclusion section which will recommend solutions to the problem identified
based on the literature review and the student's experience in the organization.
During their Internship, students should record and analyze their observations about the
management problem of interest in order to facilitate the preparation of the Internship Report.
The Internship Report is due within three weeks after the completion of the Internship period.

RESPONSIBILITIES OF AN INTERNSHIP SUPERVISOR:

The supervisor responsibilities:
 provide guidance to the student regarding the literature review, the analysis of the
management problem and other related matters;
 evaluate the student's progress during the Internship; and
 evaluate the final copy of the Internship Report and submit a pass or fail grade to the
Director of Graduate Studies.

Oct. 2021