ChemCareers 2026: Finding and applying for an internship
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ChemCareers 2026: Finding and applying for an internship

Part of the planning your professional journey series, this webinar will cover tips on how to find and apply for an internship.

Date

21 October 2026

Subject areas

General Interest

Location

Online

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Gain tips on how to find and apply for an internship in this webinar.

Date: Wednesday 21 October, 12.30pm to 1.30pm BST

What the webinar will cover:

  • Where to find chemistry internships (including hidden opportunities)
  • What employers are looking for
  • How to stand out: choosing opportunitites that fit you, CV advice, applications tips and more
  • What to expect from the recruitment process
  • Common pitfalls to avoid

Webinar speakers:

This webinar will be chaired by the Royal Society of Chemistry's Career Advice and Guidance Manager and will feature the Student Member Engagement Executive at the Royal Society of Chemistry.

What you will leave with:

  • A clear plan to get started
  • Practical strategies to find the right opportunities
  • Tips to improve your CV and applications straight away
  • Insight into employer expectations
  • A simple next-steps checklist

Can't attend live?

RSC members can catch up on our ChemCareers webinar recordings in our ChemCareers webinar library within our career and professional development hub in the Members' area. https://members.rsc.org/site/content/Careers_Webpages/ChemCareersLibrary.aspx

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Event details

Accreditation and Careers Management Team

Royal Society of Chemistry