International Internships in Food Science & Nutrition
If you love food and want to practice the science behind it within the context of a different culture - these are the internships for you. Intern Abroad HQ’s affordable Nutrition internships enable you to cultivate cultural intelligence, expand your global network and polish your practical skills by joining a pioneering organization of experienced food scientists abroad.
From improving the development, safety and sustainability that goes into food processing to helping treat vulnerable populations suffering from malnutrition - our global Food Science internships can be customized for students, graduates and young professionals to meet specific career goals or academic requirements.
Combine experiential learning with an overseas adventure and explore our Food Science & Nutrition internships below!
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Contributes to United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal #3: Good Health and Well-Being
Our Food Science & Nutrition internships help increase access to free healthcare and health education across the globe to achieve a better standard of living and wellbeing for all.
Many employers favor candidates who have experience that aligns with their organization’s ethics. Our internships enable you to gain practical experience in your career field, while supporting global sustainable development.
Food Science & Nutrition Internship Opportunities
Food Science & Technology
Customized Food Science Internships assist sustainable production and supply of food, quality assurance or eco-friendly packaging in beautiful Bali!
Nutrition
Unique Nutrition Internships in Tanzania providing valuable nutrition services. Assist local professionals tackling malnutrition & gain rare career skills.
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Get recommendations”During my internship, I worked alongside a nutritionist assisting patients in one of the hospitals in the center of Arusha. We supported those with malnutrition of all kinds - severe acute malnutrition in adults and children, post natal support, kidney disease (chronic and acute) as well as support with a variety of non-communicable diseases (cardiovascular disease, diabetes and hypertension for example). I attended wards to support re-nourishing acutely unwell patients - most commonly children - as well as attending a variety of outpatient clinics to work alongside the doctors and nurses, offering lifestyle and dietary change advice.”
