Internships in Mumbai, India

Institute for Global Studies' conservation biology projects are some of the most essential and interesting options we offer. The exciting part is realizing immediate results and knowing that every hour you spend is increasing biodiversity. IGS works with nonprofits and indigenous groups that are committed to a particular place and seeing it prosper. While on the project, you will learn about the six interlinked stages in the systematic planning approach: - Compile data on the biodiversity of the planning region - Identify conservation goals for the planning region - Review existing conservation areas - Select additional conservation areas - Implement conservation actions - Maintain the required values of conservation areas

An observership offers a structured, short-term learning experience within a clinical environment for individuals seeking firsthand exposure to medical practice without participating in patient care. Designed for students and aspiring healthcare professionals, the program allows participants to closely observe physicians and medical teams as they carry out daily responsibilities in hospital and specialty settings. Through guided shadowing, participants gain insight into clinical decision-making, professional conduct, and hospital operations, helping them better understand how healthcare systems function in real-world contexts. Unlike internships or clinical electives, this program maintains a strictly observational role, ensuring compliance with ethical and legal standards while providing meaningful educational value. Participants are placed in specific departments aligned with their interests, enabling focused exploration of medical specialties and informed career planning. This observership is ideal for those preparing for medical school, residency applications, or future clinical training who wish to build foundational knowledge and professional awareness.