&gt; This website is a portfolio piece for a 21-year-old university student hoping to find an internship. In my opinion, it&#x27;s an impressive demonstration of his design and technical skills. It certainly says a lot more than the average 21-year-old&#x27;s resume listing what courses they&#x27;ve taken so far.<p>I&#x27;m actually a bit baffled. He&#x27;s not just a student, he actually studies &quot;interface design&quot;!<p>&quot;I am 21 years old and study interface design at the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam.&quot;<p>Of course just a list of what courses you&#x27;ve taken so far isn&#x27;t very sexy or interesting. You don&#x27;t need to list them explicitly. But if you do claim to study a particular field or industry, you should at least demonstrate that you have taken <i>some</i> courses (in particular on the topics you&#x27;re passionate about), did interesting projects to complete them (there must be, even tiny ones), what&#x2F;that you learned from them, why they matter.<p>Doesn&#x27;t need to be very explicit, but there&#x27;s literally nothing on this page, nor on his personal website indicating what he learned studying interface design. Drop some names, terminology, textbooks, works, important research. Show us <i>how</i> &quot;I study interface design&quot; means more than &quot;I&#x27;m working to obtain a piece of paper that lets me claim I studied interface design&quot;.