Title: Sustainability Research Internship In Bali 

Location: Bali, Indonesia

Unpaid Internship

Start Date: ASAP

EX Venture Academy: Sustainability Research Intern (4-6 Months) for Swiss Talent 

Are you a meticulous researcher with a passion for environmental science and a knack for uncovering breakthrough insights? EX Venture Academy invites ambitious talent from Switzerland to join our elite long-term internship program, specifically for the CIRCULAR OCEAN PLASTICS RESEARCH INITIATIVE. This isn't just research; it's an immersive journey into groundbreaking environmental solutions, surrounded by a global community of like-minded scientists in the pristine landscapes of Bali. 

Important Note: This is an unpaid long-term internship (4-6 months) based exclusively in Bali, Indonesia. Relocation is required, and we are looking for candidates who can start ASAP. This experience offers unique access to marine research facilities and direct fieldwork opportunities. 

The Un-Job Opening Hook: From Switzerland's alpine precision to Bali's marine laboratories. Are you ready to research the solutions that will eliminate ocean plastic pollution? This isn't just data collection; it's an invitation to pioneer the scientific foundation of ocean restoration. 

The Visionary "Why": Join the CIRCULAR OCEAN PLASTICS RESEARCH INITIATIVE, conducting critical research on plastic-to-fuel conversion technologies and marine ecosystem restoration. Your research will directly contribute to removing tons of ocean plastic annually, supported by a $85M USD research fund. 

The "Contrarian Mind" Profile: You are a detail-oriented researcher with a deep interest in marine science and circular economy principles. You possess strong analytical skills, experience with research methodologies, and proficiency in data analysis tools. You're ready to bring Swiss scientific rigor to tropical research environments. 

The "Real-World Impact" Promise: Your research will directly inform policy decisions and technology development across the Indo-Pacific region. You will conduct field studies, analyze environmental data, and contribute to peer-reviewed publications that shape global ocean conservation strategies. 

The "Paradise & Purpose" Lifestyle: Imagine trading Switzerland's mountain labs for Bali's oceanfront research stations. Your research days could include coral reef surveys at sunrise, data analysis sessions with ocean views, and collaborative discussions with marine biologists from around the world as waves crash nearby. 

The "Meritocratic Ascent" Pathway: Your research excellence will open doors to specialized environmental science roles, potential PhD opportunities with international universities, and leadership positions in global conservation initiatives. 

Call to Action: Ditch the ordinary. Embrace scientific adventure. Build an extraordinary research career from paradise. Apply now. Join the ocean revolution.