2023 Internship Programme (Jan 2023)

Our New GSK Story

At GSK, we have already delivered unprecedented change over the past four years, improving R&D, becoming a leader in Consumer Healthcare, strengthening our leadership, and transforming our commercial execution. Now, we’re making the most significant changes we’ve made to our business in over 20 years. We’re on track to separate and create two new companies in 2022: New GSK with a leading portfolio of vaccines and specialty medicines as well as R&D based on the immune system and genetics science; and a new world-leading consumer healthcare company of loved and trusted brands.

With new ambition comes a new purpose. For New GSK, this is to unite science, talent, and technology to get ahead of disease together – all with the clear ambition of delivering human health impact; stronger and more sustainable shareholder returns; and as a new GSK where outstanding people thrive.

Getting ahead means preventing disease as well as treating it. How we do all this is through our people and our culture. A culture that is ambitious for patients – so we deliver what matters better and faster; accountable for impact – with clear ownership of goals and support to succeed; and where we do the right thing. So, if you’re ready to improve the lives of billions, join us at this exciting moment in our journey. Join our challenge to get Ahead Together.

We are excited to announce GSK’s Internship/IBL Programme will be continuing in 2023. To apply you will need to be in your penultimate or final year of an undergraduate degree prior to commencement scheduled for January 2023. There will be exciting opportunities based in Auckland (NZ), with applications opening in July 2022 for multiple areas of our business. To make sure you do not miss out on the advertisement, express your interest, and please apply here. For further information regarding our Internship Programme continue below.

Our Way

GSK’s values and expectations are at the heart of everything we do, they help define our culture – so that together we can deliver extraordinary things for our patients and consumers and it is what creates a brilliant place to work. Our values are Patient Focus, Transparency, Respect, Integrity, and our expectations are Courage, Accountability, Development and Teamwork. We at GSK work together to:

“Unite science, talent, and technology to get ahead of disease together”

We are committed to creating a culture and flexible working arrangements where your work ‘works’ for you, allowing you to perform at your best. Our GSK environment is grounded in important expectations where respect, professionalism, support, and a friendly workplace is vital to your work-life balance and GSK’s success.

Shining a light on our culture, GSK’s Australian and New Zealand staff volunteered more than 1,200 hours through our corporate volunteering program ‘Orange Day’, as we support community organisations like the Abbotsford Convent, Fareshare, OzHarvest and many others.

GSK is a place where outstanding people do amazing things. Are you excited to take on some of the world’s biggest healthcare challenges?

The Internship Programme:

• Unique industry-based learning
• Expect to gain real work experience as part of a global company for 12-months
• Shape your own development and discover a career with purpose at the heart of global healthcare
• Be mentored by our incredible managers
• Inspire others and be inspired
• Potential career development and continuation

What’s in it for you:

• Be a part of an inclusive organisation that respects and promotes diversity
• GSK Creates our own culture and finds yourself in a respectful, professional, supportive, and friendly environment
• Flexible working arrangements with policies such as Performance with Choice
• Free Pilates and exercise classes daily
• Five Feel Good Days (ask the team what they are) you won’t be disappointed!
• Cross-functional bonding activities
• An onsite ping pong table!

What exactly is GSK’s Internship Programme (IBL)?

Have a look at a day in the life of some of our Interns, visit our website.

Sound like an opportunity for you?

If you would like to register your interest for the 2023 Internship Programme click on the ‘Apply Now button and we will contact you when applications open (please note this is an expression of interest, by registering your interest you will be directly notified when applications open for 2023).

For more information about our internship programme and the application process visit our website.

Preferred qualifications:

Penultimate or final year undergraduate student upon commencement of the program in January 2023.

Need help with your application?

Please email us at ANZ.Careers@gsk.com and let us know how we can help you. We will make all reasonable modifications to support you throughout the recruitment process and we’ll treat all information you give us in confidence. Please get in touch to help us process your application as soon as possible.

At GSK we believe in the power of an inclusive and diverse workforce. We aim to create an inclusive workplace where all employees feel engaged, supported and know that their work makes an important contribution. We are an equal opportunity employer and all applicants will be considered regardless of sexuality, age, religion, colour, ethnicity, gender identity or parental status. Māori and Pacifika New Zealanders are encouraged to apply for this position.’

GSK, e whakapono ana mātou ki te kaha o tētahi ohu mahi kanorau e kauawhi ana i te katoa. E whai nei mātou ki te whakarite i tētahi wāhi mahi e kauawhi ana i te katoa e whai wāhi ai, e tautokona ai hoki ngā kaimahi katoa, ā, e mōhio ai hoki rātou he āwhina nui ā rātou mahi. He kaitukumahi mātou e ōrite nei tā mātou whakatakoto huarahi mō te katoa, ā, ka whakaarohia ake ngā kaitono katoa ahakoa te hōkakatanga, te whakapono, te tae o te kiri, te mātāwaka, te tuakiri ā-ira, te tūranga matua rānei. E ākina ana te Māori me ngā uri o Te Moana-a-Kiwa kia tono i tēnei tūranga.

He aha te mea nui o te ao. He tāngata, he tāngata, he tāngata “What is the most important thing in the world? It is people, it is people, it is people.”