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Act for species preservation with our wildlife internships abroad!

Take part in a wildlife internship abroad and gain hands-on experience in conservation and research. This program is designed for students seeking accredited internships with NGOs, lasting between 2 and 24 weeks.
Participants can earn ECTS credits across all internships within this program. For internships recognized as academic, students may also receive an international certification issued by University of Richmond in the United States.
We provide support throughout the internship abroad, ensuring a professional and enriching experience for both students and educational institutions.
All RealStep wildlife internships focus on animal health and conservation, taking place within trusted NGO projects. These locally led initiatives contribute directly to wildlife protection and species preservation around the world.
There are two types of veterinary internship: wildlife veterinary internships and domestic animal veterinary internships.
The accommodation structure also varies according to these two specialisations:Â
Wildlife veterinary internships allow students to gain hands-on experience working with wild animals while supporting conservation and veterinary care.
Interns may observe or assist veterinary teams with health checks, treatments, animal monitoring, and rehabilitation efforts, while learning about wildlife health and species conservation.
Ideal for students studying veterinary medicine, biology, or zoology who want to gain practical field experience while contributing to animal welfare and wildlife protection.Â
Domestic veterinary internships give students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience working with companion animals in veterinary clinics or animal care centers.
Interns assist veterinary professionals with daily tasks such as animal care, basic health checks, patient monitoring, and clinic operations, while observing consultations and treatments.
Ideal for students studying veterinary medicine, animal science, or biology, helping them develop practical skills and a deeper understanding of animal health,
The animal care internship is accessible to all veterinary medicine students, veterinary assistants and carers. The program is adapted to each participant’s level of study and experience, ensuring a meaningful learning opportunity for everyone.
It is an excellent way to apply theoretical knowledge in a practical setting. Interns will discover different veterinary treatment techniques and, in some wildlife programs abroad, may also participate in the rehabilitation of animals in their natural habitats.
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