At the turn of June and July 2019 a group of Polish students was greeted in Seville. They came to develop their professional skills in the field of geodesy and video games designing. Besides this they took advantage of a language course provided by euroMind, therefore they had a full professional experience and could challenge themselves in Spain.

The group of students working as geodetic surveyors had a chance to learn how to plan the stages of topographic projects and how to create topographic bases. Moreover, they got to know different instruments used to create a Digital Terrain Model as well as methods of importing data from EXCEL into AutoCAD. The students were also motivated to see the process of creating reviews and reports, designing local topographic networks and calculating different types of coordinates. The Host Organization cooperated with City Council of the Villacarrillo and thanks to this many of our interns could visit geodetic works carried by the company.

The group of students working as video games designers developed their abilities in installation and basic elements of Unity architecture as well as montage of scenes – like creating and modifying scenes, using camera and Prefab light system, importing and employing 3D models – and creating land as a base for the game. What is more they tried editing images in Photoshop, worked on interactive interfaces of the games and designed a silhouette. They were working using special programs for games design and surely this will help them in their future careers.

That’s not all – besides learning in their chosen field – the students took intensive Spanish course, where they studied the language through fun methods and pleasant atmosphere. Even though it was very dynamic and demanding, all of the participants passed final written exam with a good note. Moreover, they had a chance to explore the Andalusian culture. Whilst taking a tour around Seville they were exploring the richness of tradition of this beautiful artistic city. Furthermore, the group went on one-day trip to Cadiz, which is the oldest continuously inhabited city in the southwestern Spain, where they visited most important monuments and charming squares of the center.