Roche Nigeria Graduate Internship
The Global Internship Programme in Innovation & Sustainability offers a unique opportunity for passionate individuals to gain hands-on experience in the pharmaceutical industry while making a positive impact on the world. As an intern, you will contribute to Project Bloom, a digital navigation initiative designed to improve breast health equity in Nigeria. The project aims to move women from passive awareness to active health-seeking behavior by using a scalable digital model grounded in empowerment theory and connected to a publicly supported and Roche-supported clinical pathway.
Within your first 3 months, you are expected to help develop a behavioral change blueprint, design a localized UI/UX mock-up with culturally relevant content, create a clinical referral roadmap, and contribute to an impact measurement framework. Your work will support more equitable health outcomes by helping women navigate screening pathways with greater confidence, improving early detection, and strengthening the connection between digital engagement and clinical action.
You are enrolled or have completed your Master’s studies at a university, preferably in the field of Public Health, Digital Health, Behavioral Science, Health Communication, International Development, or Social Sciences within the last 12 months and are interested in applying your knowledge in a modern working environment as part of an internship of at least 3 months. Furthermore, you are:
You will contribute to a pilot project supporting cervical cancer elimination efforts in Nigeria by helping integrate HPV testing into existing HIV laboratory workspaces. The project aims to strengthen secondary prevention through efficient clinical-to-laboratory workflows, improved provider training, reliable testing operations, and timely result delivery for clinical intervention.
Within your first 3 months, you are expected to support provider training on sample collection protocols, monitor workflow integration and data tracking across the pilot, document operational challenges and success stories, and contribute to the assessment of how existing molecular infrastructure can support long-term health resilience.
You are enrolled or have completed your Bachelor’s studies at a university, preferably in the field of Medical Laboratory Science, Biochemistry, Pharmacy, Microbiology, or Biological Sciences within the last 12 months and are interested in applying your knowledge in a modern working environment as part of an internship of at least 3 months. Furthermore, you are:
The internship is expected to start between 1 and 16 July 2026 and will last at least 3 months.
If you meet most but not all qualifications, you are still encouraged to apply. Application deadline is unspecified.
Deadline
Rolling / Not specified
Funding
Other
Degree Level
Any Level
Source: Opportunities for Africans