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UK Summer Internship 2027 - Products & Services

Eight-week summer internship for penultimate-year undergraduates, working with Baringa's Products & Services teams in London.

Location

London

Education

Undergraduate

Industry

Consulting

Deadline

28 September 2026

Last verified: 15 September 2026

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About this opportunity

This is an eight-week summer internship offering hands-on experience with Baringa's Products & Services business units, including Technology, Media and Telecoms, Pharmaceuticals and Life Sciences, Consumer Products & Retail, and Industrial Manufacturing. Interns will work on real projects with experienced consultants, with the chance to be considered for a permanent Analyst role after graduation. The paid, full-time internship runs in London from 5 July to 27 August 2027.

Who is it for?

Penultimate-year undergraduates or master's degree students with the permanent right to work in the UK. Open to students interested in consulting and the Products & Services industry sectors.

What you will gain

Hands-on consulting experience, tailored learning opportunities, professional networking, and potential career opportunities at Baringa post-internship.

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Requirements

Applicants should be in their penultimate year of a bachelor’s or master’s Degree and must have permanent right to work in the UK now and in the future. Baringa cannot sponsor visas for this opportunity.

How to apply

Application via online form. Selected candidates are invited to assessment centres held w/c 30 November or 7 December 2026.

Ready to apply?

Visit the official Baringa page to apply for this opportunity.

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