Begin with Bayer
Start your career with us. Bayer is recognized for making significant investments in career development programs for high school, undergraduate, and graduate students. We offer hands-on, practical work experience, as well as strong mentorship and extensive job skills training.
Benefits to interning at Bayer
- Challenging and stimulating projects in leading biotechnology operations
- Application of school learning and knowledge to live work situations
- Ability to explore the business and culture of a leading, international bio-tech company
- Building of network and contacts for career mentorship and guidance
- Development of future employment opportunities with Bayer Healthcare
Bayer HealthCare College Intern Program
The Bayer HealthCare College Intern program is a professional development program designed to provide undergraduate and graduate students with career-related and real world work experiences. Interns are recruited and selected based on their career focus, educational standing, academic curriculum, and leadership potential.
Students will be considered from any four or five-year accredited U.S. college or university. In addition, applicants must meet the following requirements:
- Must be a full-time student
- Must be at least 18 years of age at the start of internship
- Must be a sophomore or higher and be returning to school the next term
- Must have completed a minimum of 45 units or credits
- Must have an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher
We are currently seeking students for the following departments: Research & Development, Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality, Supply Chain Management, Marketing, Public Policy and Communications, Education and Training, Project Management, and Regulatory Affairs.
Resumes received by March 15, 2008, will receive priority consideration. For more information, visit www.bayerjobfair.com/interns.
Hemophilia Leadership Development Program
The Hemophilia Leadership Development Program* offers an eight to 10-week summer internship program focused on Bayer involvement in the hemophilia community. Applicants are college students (sophomore through senior year) touched by hemophilia A, who demonstrate a commitment and interest in being future leaders within the hemophilia community. Interns gain firsthand knowledge of the complexities and challenges associated with manufacturing and promoting a recombinant factor VIII (rFVIII) product to the hemophilia community. To learn more about this internship program, contact customer service at (888) 606-3780 or visit www.KogenateFS.com.
*Internships available to North American applicants only.
