Internship opportunities on marine plastic pollution

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Boomerang Alliance is the leading community voice on waste and recycling in Australia, consisting of 34 allies.

We have 3 paid internships on offer in our Marine Plastic Pollution program for smart and enthusiastic students aimed at providing practical work experience to young Australians who want to develop a career in the ENGO sector.  The positions are in communications, policy and field research.

If you are a student studying in the fields of communications, journalism, marketing, law, commerce, political science, or economics. biology, zoology – and have a proven ability to work across multiple disciplines – we’d like to hear from you.

Download the full description below. Applications close on Friday 8/7/16

BA Internship PDs July 2016.pdf

 

 

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