Apply now for a SweDeliver Summer internship 2026
SweDeliver is now accepting applications for Summer Internships 2026 where we offer late stage master students the opportunity to a six-week research internship within the SweDeliver industrial partner network. Submit your application no later than 9 February.
SweDeliver is a multi-disciplinary collaboration between academia and industry aiming to create new opportunities for effective drug delivery. With academic hub at Uppsala University’s Faculty of Pharmacy, our 14 industrial partners contribute expertise, research infrastructures, and industrial perspectives within our three main research areas: parenteral, oral, and aerosol drug delivery.
Anita Nicoletti, SweDeliver Summer Intern 2025
We are now looking for highly motivated, late stage master students to pursue research projects that will be connected to a 6 week research internship within the SweDeliver industrial partner network. Based on your background and areas of interest, we will match you with suitable projects and partners.
As an intern, you receive full salary and engage in research at the frontline of drug delivery. We expect that you are committed, hard-working and will give your utmost to learn and contribute to world-leading drug delivery sciences.
We look forward to applications from late-stage master students studying to become pharmacists, engineers, medical students, biomedical students and many more with the eligibility to work in Sweden.
Apply via https://uu.varbi.com/en/what:job/jobID:894385/ no later than Monday 9 February, 2026.
Your application must contain
- CV and additional relevant qualifications
- A personal letter justifying why you are one of our prospective summer students (max 1 A4 page)
- A brief description of your main interests within drug delivery (max 1 A4 page)
Facts
- SweDeliver is an international research center in drug delivery.
- With Uppsala University's Faculty of Pharmacy as Academic hub and 14 industrial partners, SweDeliver conducts research within parenteral, oral and pulmonary drug delivery.
Contact
Caroline Fronczak Alvebratt, Researcher
Project Coordinator, SweDeliver
Caroline.Alvebratt@uu.se