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Rena Chen is a 2010 intern from Princeton University.

Rena Chen is a 2010 intern from Princeton University working to produce a series of videos for a new crop resource portal.

Bioversity's internship programme has three major objectives:

  • to offer young graduate or undergraduate students an opportunity to acquire direct practical experience in their field of specialization
  • to promote a better understanding of Bioversity and the CGIAR system
  • to provide groups at headquarters and in the regions with the assistance of outstanding young students specializing in fields relevant to Bioversity's activities.

Internships at Bioversity can be arranged on an individual basis or institutionally.

Interns work on key issues in agricultural biodiversity management which should be aligned with Bioversity’s research priorities. 

Bioversity has sponsored internship programmes with universities and research organizations such as:

Princeton University International Summer Internship

  • Support for preparations for the 10th Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP10) in Nagoya, Japan from 19-28 October 2010.

Iowa State University – Global Dean's Food and Agriculture Leadership Program

  • Team project on the Mediterranean Diet in Italy - The Role of Green Leafy Vegetables.

For more information about sponsored internship programmes, please contact:  Elizabeth Goldberg

For more information about advertised opportunities and general conditions see the job opportunites page.

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