One of the activities within the PKKM grant received by the Civil Engineering Study Program at Janabadra University is an internship at a construction company. Civil Engineering students need to understand the business world and the working world before entering it after graduation. This introduction to the industrial business world (DUDI) can be achieved through internships at various civil engineering companies. Students who have acquired knowledge through their studies are given the opportunity to apply their knowledge.

The aim of this student internship is to prepare students to enter the world of industrial business so that upon graduation, students are ready to enter the DUDI.

The target of this internship is Civil Engineering students who have met the academic requirements for further selection by the company (partner) where the students will be interned along with the lecturer who will guide the intern.

The expected outcome of this program is that students will complete the internship in its entirety (approximately six months), be declared eligible to graduate by the partner company and their supervisor. The final stage of the internship program is recognition, or conversion into semester credit units (SKS).

A total of 29 students have successfully completed this internship program at 11 construction companies. The companies that have mentored these interns are:

1. Infrastructure Vision Transformation
2. CV. Wika Sadewa
3. CV. Mitra Karya Utama
4. PT. Arsigraphi
5. CV. Griya Adi Cipta
6. PT. Kalaprana
7. CV. Karsa Prawira
8. CV. Agung Consultant
9. Infrastructure Vision Transformation
10. CV. Wika Sadewa / CV. Main Work Partners
11. CV. Mitra Karya Utama
12. PT. Arsigraphi
13. CV. Griya Adi Cipta
14. PT. Kalaprana
15. CV. Karsa Prawira
16. CV. Agung Consultant
17. Archiferris
18. PT. Pola Data Consultant
19. CV. SEIA Cons
20. Archiferris
21. PT. Pola Data Consultant
22. CV. SEIA Cons

Officially, the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Titiek Widyasari, ST, MT, closed the online internship program. The impressions given by both students and internship partners showed positive things so that it can be concluded that this program was successful and brought benefits to both students, partners and universities. Students expressed these impressions in the form of videos as a form of pride in having completed this internship program well. Vice Rector I who is also the head of the PKKM grant task force team, Erna Wibawanti, SH, M.Hum, hopes that this program will continue and not just stop at PKKM grant activities.