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The Asia New Zealand Foundation Te Whītau Tūhono and UrbanPiper offer a Product internship in Bengaluru, India, for graduates and third or fourth-year undergraduate students studying, working towards, a degree in engineering, design, business, or a related field.

The internship is scheduled for three months commencing in November 2025, with the dates to be settled after the selection process.  

The purpose of the Foundation's internship programme is to provide New Zealand tertiary students with an experience of working in a business environment in Asia to gain a better understanding of the people, place and culture of the host country.

The 2025 application round has closed for this internship

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