By: Cady Wang, CAS ’26 A tuk-tuk karaoke in Phuket, Thailand. GRIP: PR and Marketing in Bangkok Here are the tips I lived by this summer while interning in Bangkok and traveling to China, South Korea, Vietnam, and Singapore! They’re listed in no particular order. – Always double check! Always. For everything. We are not…
By: Amy Liu, SEAS ’25 Last cafeteria lunch with friends. GRIP: Engineering Research in Aachen, Germany “Time flies, and it seems it was just a few days ago that I picked you up from the train station. We went to the Dragon Castle in Bonn together, went tree climbing, and magically ran into each other…
By: Amish Sethi, SEAS ’26 Fish Farm in Singapore. GRIP: Engineering Research in Singapore As I stepped into the world of my Singapore research internship, I felt like I was walking into a sci-fi movie. The aquaponics system stretched out before me, this wild mix of fish and plants living their best lives in a…
By: Xiaoshen Ma, Wharton ’26 GRIP: Business Development in Singapore Looking back on my camera roll, this summer in Singapore was truly a magical time. One of the last videos I took was a time lapse of my ride to work on a double decker bus. Like my time on bus 51, my entire time…
By: Neel Jain, Wharton ’26 Neel with fellow interns. GRIP: Business in Sydney Eager to begin my first day of work at Livelo, I exited my train stop at Wynyard and slowly made my way to 11 York St to discover my office – The Startup Hub. My boss, Peter, would speak highly of this…
By: Isabella Wang, Wharton ’26 GRIP: PR and Marketing in Bangkok The first few days after arriving in Thailand, time moved inexplicably fast. One minute I was unpacking my luggage and the next I was meeting the entire cohort over lunch. Another moment would pass and I would be exploring the streets of Bangkok, buying…
By: Karis Han, CAS ’26 View from the company hiking trip. GRIP: International Business in Tokyo During my internship in Tokyo, I had the incredible opportunity to work at isana.net, a healthcare tech company. The journey began with an exciting first day, as the team’s warmth and hospitality immediately put me at ease. The CEO…
By: Alyssa Nie, SEAS ’24 Alyssa with other research assistants and their mentor. GRIP: Engineering Research in Singapore The project that I worked on over my internship tackled the task of Multi-Agent Pathfinding. For instance, imagine that many robots are working in a large warehouse, where each robot needs to reach their individual destination to…
By: Sofia Cavicchia, CAS ’24 Sofia’s view from her office. GRIP: Social Impact in Buenos Aires In Argentina I had a goal of expanding and deepening my passions. My passions included communications, global communication, politics, culture and people in general. So, at the company I interned for, I hoped to work with these interests. At Fundación…
By: Harper Nguyen, Wharton ’25 GRIP: KK Fund I was given an amazing opportunity to explore Singapore this summer, and truly enjoyed every day of the experience. All the time prior to landing in Changi Airport, I had envisioned my 10 weeks full of enriching work and making the most out of the local cultural…