I am currently a scholarship student in my sophomore year in a double major programme in theoretical physics and pure mathematics. I wish to apply for an internship, infor which they have asked me for my CV. I checked traditional CVs and I couldn't find anything that is relevant to my current situation. What should I put in my CV and what must I ignore? The following is the skill set that I have upin my arsenal and the. The internship is for a physics research topic so what must I include?
Skills (academic) :
Physics (The courses that I have taken with my grades on them)
Math (The courses that I have taken with my grades on them)
Random courses in the branches of languages and arts
Currently involved in a theoretical research project in physics, but haven't really achieved anything in it as yet as I was headed tangentially in the topic
High school results (top 1% of the cohort)
Skills (miscellaneous):
- hyperpolyglot
- artist (professional impressionist and surrealist)
- writer and poet (free verse)
- active quizzer and debater
- football striker (out of context haha, but you never know ;) )
- swimmer
- sculptor
Interests:
- Philosophy
- Psychology
- Theology
- Occult Sciences
- Art and art history
- Reading (I would read anything with words on it)
- Literature
- Languages
And a couple of other things here and there. Also, is there any particular formatting that I should adhere to?
I mailed the professor I wished to work with and he replied as follows: Send me a CV and information on your coursework and results
So what must I put in and what must I deduct? Thanks in advance :)
