Launch Your Biomedical Career with an Internship or Training Opportunity
As a biomedical, health sciences, or life sciences student, training and internship programs offer a rare chance to apply your coursework to real scientific research.
These opportunities come with practical advantages that matter to a biomedical career path. You'll work under the guidance of Professors, scientists, lab directors, and and other biomedical/human health experts, building a network and references that carry real weight when you apply to grad school, medical programs, or biomedical research positions.
Whether you're pursuing microbiology, biochemistry, public health, nursing, or biomedical engineering, an internship or training program gives you hands-on exposure to real scientific research. It's a chance to sharpen your technical skills, contribute to your community's health, and build a foundation for whatever comes next.
What You'll Gain
- Paid research positions in active biomedical labs, working side-by-side with faculty on real projects — not just observing
- Technical training in lab techniques, instrumentation, and bioinformatics, including access to state-of-the-art computing through the Bioinformatics Shared Resource
- Mentorship from experienced biomedical researchers invested in your growth
- A platform to present your work, including at the NH-INBRE Annual Meeting, where students showcase findings alongside peers from across the state
- A direct path forward — into graduate programs, health professions, or NH's biotech and pharmaceutical industry, which includes dozens of companies looking for a well-trained workforce