Do we need to include proof of internships in the application for a Master's?
No, proof of internships is usually not mandatory for master's applications. However, including a detailed CV that lists your internships, work experience, and academic background can strongly support your application.
If your internships are relevant to your chosen field, highlighting them in your CV shows practical skills and initiative. While official proof isn't typically required, adding these details can make your profile stand out to admissions committees.
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