Faqs

APR.Intern currently draws interns from all universities in Australia. In 2017 APR.Intern finalised negotiations with the Australian Government’s Department of Education and Training to [...]

Further develop and innovate your business for future growth Fill a short term need, 3-5 month internships provide attractive flexibility All Intellectual Property remains with your business [...]

While the program’s roots are in mathematical sciences, APR.Intern is focused on placing PhD students from STEM disciplines into industry internships with the majority being female STEM students. [...]

AMSI’s internship program was established in 2007 as part of a $2 million Collaborative and Structural Reform (CASR) grant through the State Government of Victoria. At this time, the program [...]

The Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute (AMSI) is an independent Australian collaborative enterprise of mathematical sciences. It provides universities with infrastructure, so that [...]

APR.Intern is currently offering 3-month PhD student placements, as at July 2021.

The industry partner identifies a challenge requiring the expertise of an APR.Intern, this challenge is then developed into a project by the intern, mentor and industry partner.

Yes, all industry partners ultimately have the final say in which student and academic mentor they wished to work with.

The eligibility of a foreign company to participate in the APR.Intern program will be considered on a case‑by‑case basis.

There are no in-kind options with this program.