Summer 2022 Application is closed! Please fill out our interest form!
BioBus is seeking college students with a passion for science and an interest in gaining science communication and outreach experience. Interns will receive training and mentorship by research scientists and science outreach experts. They will also gain teaching and leadership experience by serving as co-instructors in our summer programs. As part of their internship, interns will visit research labs at leading institutions in NYC and network with research scientists. Interns will be paid by the hour.
Internship Dates: July 5th – August 12th, 2022*
*Pending updates, 6-weeks guaranteed.
Intern Alumni, Ruby Gumenick and Desiree Obaji ’19, presenting their game “Going Viral!” at the 2020 CUNY Games Conference.
Want to join BioBus?
BioBus is a host site for the LifeSci NYC Internship Program! College students who live or go to school in NYC can apply directly to LifeSci and choose BioBus as a host site.
The health and safety of our students and staff is always our priority, and we are closely monitoring the state of the COVID-19 pandemic. While we hope to return to fully in-person programs, it is possible that the College Internship will include remote components.
Are you a high school student in NYC with a passion for science exploration and an interest in gaining research and teaching experience? In the BioBus Junior Scientist Programs, Junior Scientists receive training and mentorship from research scientists, while developing their own independent projects and co-teaching BioBus programs to younger students!Junior Scientists are paid by the hour! Our internships are housed in Harlem (available to students city-wide), and Downtown (available to Lower East Side and Chinatown students).
The BioBus internship applications are now closed! Please fill out our interest form below to be alerted when the program opens up next year!
The health and safety of our students and staff is always our priority, and we are closely monitoring the state of the COVID-19 pandemic. While we hope to return to a fully in-person internship, it is possible that the Junior Scientist Program will include remote components.
