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Interns will be assigned to relevant departments based on their field of study, availability, and organisational requirements.
The internship is open to students from various disciplines, including but not limited to:
Assist with daily animal care, behavioral observations, enrichment activities, and species welfare monitoring.
Support animal health assessments, medical procedures, preventive care, and veterinary record management.
Conduct conservation research, biodiversity studies, habitat assessments, and contribute to scientific documentation.
Gain experience in zoo operations, facility management, budgeting, procurement, and administrative coordination.
Create content, manage social media, develop campaigns, and support visitor engagement initiatives.
Maintain botanical gardens, support habitat landscaping, plant care, and environmental beautification projects.
Enhance visitor experiences through guest services, educational programs, tours, and feedback management.


