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* === What is meant by "Presentation of the University program" in the application form?=== We would like to see what kind of degree your are currently pursuing (e.g. Bachelor of Science in Computer Science or Master of Science in IT Security, ..), as well as a description of the University university itself. This is another data point that gives us more information about the applicants' chances to successfully complete a project. === Can students apply to multiple projects? ===
* Can students apply to multiple projects?
* === What criteria will you use to select the candidates?===
* === Can I still work on Mozilla projects if I am not selected for MWoS?===
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== FAQ ==
Yes. Students can apply to one or more projects. Students cannot apply twice for the same project, even if their team compositions varies.
The skills and passion of the team members are key points. The size of the team may play in the favor of applicants, but is not a requirement. A single candidate who can show a portfolio of successful projects will have the same chances as larger teams.
Commitment from the University is a strong requirement. Students need to demonstrate that their professors support them, and will give them time to work on the projects. The ideal situation is for a team to pick a MWoS project as their final thesis, and work on the project for a full semester. Not all students will be able to do so, and we will evaluate all applications with the same level of scrutiny.
Yes! We continuously have projects that are available for students to grab! Take a look at the [[Security/Mentorship|Mentorship]] program, and reach out to us in the #security IRC channel if you are interested.
