The Search for Increased Efficiency in the Metalworking Industry: A successful example of Curricular Internship as an extension phenomenon
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The Search for Increased Efficiency in the Metalworking Industry: A successful example of Curricular Internship as an extension phenomenon

by Illyushin Zaak Saraiva, Eduardo Butzen, Neimar João Balan

Business Education industrial engineering
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A concise study showing how curricular internships can improve efficiency in metalworking through successful academic and industry collaboration.

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This book examines the role of curricular internships as a means to enhance operational efficiency within the metalworking sector.

It presents a case study demonstrating how academic-industry collaboration can address real-world production challenges.

The work highlights practical outcomes achieved through structured internship programs in manufacturing environments.

Readers will gain insight into extending educational experiences beyond the classroom to support industry needs.

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