FAQs
What is the purpose of the Postgraduate Intern position?
The purpose of the Postgraduate Intern position is to provide postgraduates with a temporary professional learning experience, allowing them to gain practical work experience related to their field of study. The role is part of a formal program designed to train recent graduates in their specialized profession.
What are the main duties associated with the Postgraduate Intern role?
The main duties include developing marketing summaries for technologies and related intellectual property, discovering strategic information about companies in specific markets, performing technological and market feasibility assessments for nascent technologies, and assisting with intellectual property searches and other related tasks.
What qualifications are needed to apply for the Postgraduate Intern position?
To apply for the Postgraduate Intern position, candidates must have completed a postsecondary applicable degree or training program.
Is this position intended for recent graduates?
Yes, the Postgraduate Intern position is specifically designed for recent graduates as part of a formal training program in their specialized profession.
What industries or areas will the Postgraduate Intern work in?
The Postgraduate Intern will work in areas related to BCM technologies, including conducting market assessments and identifying companies that could benefit from these technologies.
Will the Postgraduate Intern be involved with intellectual property tasks?
Yes, the Postgraduate Intern will assist with intellectual property novelty and freedom-to-operate searches, as well as other related intellectual property tasks relevant to disclosed technologies.
How does the role support the intern's professional development?
The role supports the intern's professional development by providing hands-on experience in marketing, technology assessment, and intellectual property work, all relevant to their field of study, thereby enhancing their practical skills and industry knowledge.