FAQs
What is the duration of the undergraduate internship?
The undergraduate internship is a fixed-term position for 12 months.
Where is the internship located?
The internship is based in Southampton, UK.
What degree subjects are relevant for this internship?
Relevant degree subjects include Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Physics, Chemical Engineering, Mathematics, or closely related fields.
What will be the focus of the Modelling & Simulation internship?
The focus will be on multi-physics computer simulations of advanced devices and technologies, analyzing airflow, thermals, structural, and electromagnetic engineering problems.
When is the start date for the internship?
The internship is set to start on 1st September 2025.
Are there opportunities for mentorship during the internship?
Yes, successful applicants will be partnered with a mentor and have regular reviews with their Line Manager.
What type of projects will interns work on?
Interns will work on projects that involve simulation and modelling for concept evaluation, insights generation, and design optimization.
What skills are required for this internship?
Required skills include scientific curiosity, critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and the ability to communicate with both specialist and non-specialist audiences.
What benefits are offered to interns?
Interns may receive a market-leading annual performance bonus, diverse health plans, work-life balance initiatives, and access to online learning platforms for personal development.
Will the company consider applicants from diverse backgrounds?
Yes, BAT champions collaboration, inclusion, and diversity, and encourages applicants from all walks of life to apply.
What is the application process timeline?
The application process will involve shortlisting, video/online interviews while the advert is live, and successful candidates will be contacted closer to the start date to commence the vetting and onboarding processes.
Is previous work experience required for this internship?
Previous work experience in a practical ‘hands-on’ role is useful but not essential.