This is a virtual Career Fair for the students of the Life Science Consortium of the North Shore (LSCNS) academic institutions.
About this Event

Welcome to the Life Science Consortium of the North Shore Virtual Career Fair! Join us online on Friday, February 7, 2025, from 3:00 pm–5:00 pm for an exciting opportunity to explore careers in the field of life sciences.

LSCNS has convened a variety of life science companies ranging in size and technical discipline, all with offices north of Boston. Students will have the chance to learn about the attending companies from brief presentations, and then select virtual networking breakout rooms to speak with employers that interest them. In these breakout rooms, employers can connect with students regarding internship and job opportunities, and answer questions about their company. This is a free event for both employers and students.

Discover a wide range of career paths, from research and development to pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, healthcare, and more. This event is designed to help you make meaningful connections, learn about current job openings, and explore future career opportunities.

Take advantage of this unique platform to showcase your skills and qualifications to potential employers. Whether you're seeking internships, entry-level positions, or advanced roles, the Life Science Consortium of the North Shore Virtual Career Fair has something for everyone.

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to jumpstart your career in the life sciences industry. Mark your calendar, spread the word, and get ready for an immersive virtual experience like no other. We can't wait to see you there!

Testimonials:

I started my journey at Glycologix as an intern during my senior year at Endicott College, eager to gain hands-on experience in the biotech industry. Since then, I’ve had the opportunity to transition into a full-time role, contributing to the company’s evolution into a clinical-stage organization. Along the way, I’ve taken on new challenges that have allowed me to grow both personally and professionally, setting a strong foundation for my career in biotech. My internship was sponsored by the Mass Life Sciences Center’s Internship Program, allowing me to be paid as an intern, which is offered to qualifying companies.

H.S., Glycologix employee and former intern

The Life Science Fair helped me solidify my summer internship while also making important connections with other companies. Not only did it enable my current internship, but I have already received offers for future opportunities. Though the fair was remote, I believe that being able to talk face-to-face (virtually) was vital to the success of my internship search.

J.D., Endicott College student

LSCNS is an invaluable resource for both job seekers and companies alike. It is a great event for employers to find potential interns as well as new graduates. We first attended the career fair three years ago and have had great success in finding quality candidates.

E.B., Spectrus Corporation representative

The Life Science Consortium of the North Shore provided ample opportunity for networking with new professionals and establishing connections with local companies. I highly recommend attending for any student pursuing studies in STEM, as it serves as a convenient avenue to secure internships in close proximity to Endicott. My personal experience involved interning with Thrive Bioscience at the Cummings Center, a connection facilitated through this consortium, which significantly enhanced the enjoyment and value of my semester internship.

C.L., Endicott College student

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