What it’s actually like to be a research intern at Oxford, by our interns
Not sure if Oxford’s graduate access programmes are right for you? Explore blogs, vlogs and interviews direct from students.
Fahiza
Medical Sciences, Newcastle University
“Babies. Who doesn’t love them, right? Especially when they kick out of the womb early so that their adorable faces are only the size of your palm.”
Read more about Fahiza’s summer looking at how to reduce pain for newborns on the Newcastle University BNS blog:
Ellie
Zoology, Bristol University
“I was given a lot of independence which suited me despite the steep learning curve it brought — one evening I left the lab at 10:30 pm because I severely underestimated how long transferring individual flies to vials would take!”
Read more about Ellie’s summer in the University’s Fly Lab on the Bristol University Bio Sciences Blog:
Ciarán
History, University of South Wales
“I am very pleased indeed with how this project turned out…I would like to thank all those I worked with for making me feel incredibly welcome and respected every step of the way”
Read more about Ciarán’s research with the History of the Book project on the project blog (you can also read posts by other History of the Book interns, Freya, Will and Robbie):
Holly
Biochemistry, Imperial College London
Watch Holly’s vlog of her summer on UNIQ+ over on YouTube:
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