Science Internships in New York

Internships in Science in New York

Here are a few examples of roles that our science interns have taken on before:

• Chemical Engineer

  Chemical engineers are responsible for creating many everyday products – just like the computer screen you’re reading this post on. Chemical engineering interns are likely to be involved in conducting laboratory research and testing compounds, interacting with experienced engineers and growing their professional network, ready for when they have finished their studies. 

• Biotechnology

  Biotechnology has many applications in a wide variety of sectors, including healthcare, manufacturing, and energy. Interns in this sphere will have the opportunity to work with world-class scientists, and depending on the organization, may be tasked with researching and reporting on trends for the R&D team. They will also develop their understanding of bioengineering and bioprocessing.

• Electrical Engineer

  Technical skills and an analytical way of thinking are essential attributes for electrical engineers, who are responsible for planning, building, and maintaining electrical systems and products. Electrical engineering interns will carry out investigations into things like cost-effective heating and cooling systems, analyzing existing data and contributing their own findings to reports. 

• Biomedicine

  Just like the scientific world itself, the field of biomedicine is very broad. Interns may gain experience in any number of areas including virology, hematology, genetics, and pathology. Regardless of the specialty, however, you’ll come away from your internship with laboratory experience and a list of professional contacts who may be able to help you find a job after you finish your degree.