Welcome to Internwise UK
Scientific, pharmaceutical, and biotech internships are ideal for students and graduates eager to work in cutting-edge research, data analysis, and clinical environments. Whether you're helping in a lab, supporting R&D initiatives, or assisting with documentation and quality control, these internships provide hands-on experience that’s highly valued by employers. In 2026, UK-based organisations in healthcare, medical research, and pharma manufacturing are increasingly looking for skilled interns — and Internwise connects you with those exact opportunities.
These roles are frequently offered in medical and research hubs like:
In 2026, companies and universities alike are offering more internships focused on biotech innovation, AI in drug discovery, and remote research collaboration. Graduates with lab skills, attention to detail, and a strong STEM background are in high demand. There's also growing interest in interdisciplinary roles combining biology with data science or regulatory support.
1. Use the filters on Internwise to browse “Scientific / Biotech” internships
2. Read the descriptions to find a role that matches your studies or interests
3. Create your Internwise profile
4. Upload your CV and academic background
5. Apply and follow up if needed
Are these internships paid?
Yes, many lab or research assistant roles offer paid opportunities, especially in pharmaceuticals and private sector biotech firms.
Do I need to be a science major?
Most roles require a background in biology, chemistry, biomedicine, or related disciplines. However, some data or regulatory internships are open to STEM students generally.
Are there remote science internships?
Yes. While lab-based roles are usually in-person, some data analysis and regulatory work can be done remotely in 2026.
What is the typical internship length?
Internships range from 6–12 weeks for summer placements, or part-time year-round roles that last 3–6 months.
Can international students apply?
Yes, if you meet the necessary visa and work requirements in the UK, you're eligible to apply.