Summer Internship Program
At Acadia, we are creating developmental opportunities for students of all backgrounds.
At Acadia, we are creating developmental opportunities for students of all backgrounds.

Join our team for a 10 – 12 week immersive experience where you’ll strengthen your resume, expand your professional network, and make an impact in the life sciences industry. We welcome students from diverse backgrounds and encourage you to explore opportunities that align with your interests and career goals.

During the 10-12 week program, interns will become integrated with their team and Acadia’s culture.

Read about Vy's Experience“I was trusted with real responsibility and felt like a true member of the team from day one”
- Vy Thai, Former Corporate Communications Intern
If a candidate’s resume is reviewed and chosen to move forward, next steps will include:

We partner with local community organizations to garner talent from all backgrounds. Check out our community partnerships below!
Project Onramp creates access to paid summer internships for talented, motivated college students who are under-resourced and often first-generation, helping to bridge the opportunity gap for promising young people. Students gain valuable hands-on experience and companies build non-traditional talent pipelines.
SD2 connects underserved students to the power of STEM by providing education, mentorship, and workforce development, ensuring that exceptional talent—regardless of background—has the resources needed to lead within the STEM community.

Questions about the program? Check out the below!
The internship follows Acadia’s hybrid work model, which includes three days per week in the office. As a result, the internship cannot be completed fully remotely.
The 2026 Summer Intern Cohort will begin mid-June. All interns are expected to start during that timeframe to ensure a consistent and collaborative cohort experience.
The internship program runs for 10–12 weeks, and due to its structured and immersive nature, extended vacations during this time are not recommended. We encourage candidates to consider their availability before committing to the program.