INTERNSHIPS
Interns 2026
Kush is currently studying for an MSc in International Health Policy at the London School of Economics, where he focuses on health economics, pharmaceutical policy, and the challenges facing healthcare systems globally. He previously completed a BSc in Biomedical Sciences at the University of Warwick and supported the delivery of the COVID-19 vaccination programme, developing a strong interest in the intersection of science, policy, and healthcare access.
At Consilium Scientific, Kush is working on a project comparing the clinical and economic value of the oncology therapies sotorasib and adagrasib against standard-of-care treatment. He is particularly interested in how robust evidence can support market access decisions and ensure patients gain timely access to innovative medicines. He hopes to pursue a career in health economics and outcomes research, contributing to evidence-based decision-making across healthcare systems.
Abeni is pursuing her MSc in International Health Policy at the London School of Economics and Political Science, having graduated with a BSc in Neuroscience from University College London. As an intern at Consilium Scientific, she is investigating the approval of CDK4/6 inhibitors for ER+ breast cancer, evaluating surrogate endpoints, toxicity, and cost-benefit to inform regulatory decision-making. She is interested in the translation of clinical and pharmaceutical insights into real-world impact through evidence generation and synthesis.
Krishika is a high-achieving high school sophomore whose academic interests lie in the medical field, specifically concerning Alzheimer’s Disease. She founded RANI, a rising nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness for brain health and engaging in youth-led patient-centered programs. Her work and interests reflect a broader commitment to scientific curiosity, interdisciplinary innovation, and meaningful service. With a strong record of academic excellence and leadership, she hopes to deepen her engagement with neuroscience, health research, and human-centered innovation, aiming to make thoughtful contributions to medicine
Interns 2025
Nikhil completed his medical degree at King's College London and he is a graduate of Biomedical Sciences BSc. (Hons) from St George's University of London.
He has collaborated on a number of projects in the Clinical Medicine, Artificial Intelligence and HealthTech spaces, including the BiteLabs Healthtech Fellowship and a Wellcome Trust-funded project to develop tools aiding decision makers in climate change and healthcare crises. By utilising his medical and technical knowledge, Nikhil plans to produce innovative and sustainable solutions in medical practice through health technology assessment and healthcare consulting.
Ania recently completed an MSc in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence at the University of the Arts London. Her research focuses on the use of generative AI to create accurate and trustworthy medical content.
She is particularly interested in improving the accessibility of complex medical research through AI generated animation and visual communication.
Emily is an MSc International Health Policy student at LSE with a background in pharmacy. She has experience in drug development research and cost-effectiveness modelling. As a summer intern at Consilium Scientific, she is investigating the economic impact of herd behaviour in oncology drug development, combining her interests in health economics and pharmaceutical policy to support better resource use in clinical research.
Interns 2024
Lily is a graduate of Global Health and Social Medicine (BSc) from King’s College London and a graduate of International Health Policy (MSc) from LSE. She has engaged in research in King's College London on a Wellcome trust-funded project on the sociological history of cancer in Sub-Saharan Africa. Working at Cadgwith Health, she has also engaged with NHS trusts and health technology companies to enable the successful deployment of digital solutions to enhance operations within the NHS. Lily has previously consulted for a Local Council and evaluated one of their health and wellbeing initiatives to pull out key recommendations. Lily is passionate about realising health benefits on a national-level and tackling the social determinants of health, whilst also appreciating the value of focusing on detailed policy measures and interventions to get things right on a local level for individuals and communities.
Interns 2023
Chandan is a third-year medical student at the University of Cambridge. He is currently intercalating in physiology and neuroscience and has a particular interest in neurology, public health and health policy. Through being on committees relating to humanitarian causes, MedTech, global policy and law, he has developed a passion for reducing health inequalities and improving patients’ quality of care. He hopes to improve clinical reporting through policy changes on a global scale with the aim of improving medical care on a large scale.
Sophie is currently a student at the London School of Economics and Political Science completing a MSc in International Health Policy. Originally from the United States, she previously earned a bachelor’s in public health and worked in clinical research. Her main interests include chronic disease prevention, long-term care, and nutrition policy, and she is looking forward to gaining further experience in research while interning at Consilium.
Shiyu is a graduate of MSc in Global Health Policy from London School of Economics (LSE). The main modules she took during master program focused on economic analysis and evidence appraisal for health policy in Low-and-Middle-Income Countries, mental health policy and health policy and politics. Prior to that she got Bachelor’s degree of Social Work and Social Policy in Hong Kong Baptist University, where she gained valuable placement experience working with children with special educational need (SEN) and patients with breast cancer.
Currently, she is working closely with research team at Consilium Scientific focusing on transparency of clinical trials. She is deeply passionate about applying her knowledge and work experience in health policy and politics to the research project, with the goal of making clinical trials more accessible.
Yixuan is currently completing her MSc in International Health Policy (Health Economics) at the London School of Economics, having received her undergraduate degree in Economics from the University of Nottingham, Ningbo, China. During her master's programme, she learned about health systems, healthcare financing, pharmaceutical economics and polices, and economic evaluation models for healthcare. With a strong interest in clinical trial transparency, Yixuan is dedicated to improving the accessibility and comprehensiveness of clinical trial information, enabling healthcare providers to make well-informed decisions.
Interns 2022
Scott joined Consilium Scientific as an intern in August 2022, after gaining a first class Bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences from the University of Exeter. He is pursuing his interest in health policy and health technology assessment, and hopes to gain experience within real world research, further understanding where issues within health policy lie internationally, particularly through data visualisation. His interests are found in quality of life research and priority setting within countries’ healthcare systems.
Dominic is undertaking an internship at Consilium Scientific while completing his BSc in Biological Sciences at the University of Exeter. He is specialising in Microbiology & Infectious Disease, with a specific focus in oncology. He is currently completing an industrial placement, working in research and development at a pharmaceutical company, assisting in the stability research of monoclonal antibody therapies used for cancer treatment. He plans to undertake an MSc in International Health Policy upon graduating from Exeter.
Elise is from the US, where she worked as a nurse in A&E for 7 years. She is currently completing her MSc in International Health Policy at the London School of Economics. Her previous work as a clinical trial nurse sparked an interest in pharmaceutical policy and led her to Consilium Scientific. In addition to pharmaceutical policy, her interests include ageing policy and health financing.
Interns 2021
Valerie is undertaking an internship at Consilium Scientific while completing her MSc in International Health Policy at the London School of Economics. She previously graduated with a BSc in Biochemistry with Management from Imperial College London, where she also worked as a research assistant on a project evaluating the integrated management of pancreatic cancer.
Gen comes from Japan. He is a working professional in the healthcare industry and holds a position in a pharmaceutical company. In his career he has experience in epidemiological analysis, competitive intelligence, and real-world data analysis. He is now studying at the London School of Economics and Political Science to complete his MSc (International Health Policy) programme while taking one-year sabbatical leave. His research interests are HTA, oncology drugs, advanced therapy medicinal products (ex. gene therapy, cell therapy, etc.), and machine learning/AI.
Zeyu is completing her MSc in International Health Policy at the London School of Economics. Prior to this, she gained her Bachelor’s degree in Logistics Management from Central University of Finance and Economics in China and had a one-year training in Economics at London School of Economics. During her Master’s programme, she gained knowledge in health policy, pharmaceutical economics, systematic literature review and cost-effectiveness analysis. She is interested in health policy related questions, especially in terms of how criteria for evidence review can better aid decision making in health policy.
Interns 2020
Konstantina is a Research Associate at the Medical Technology Research Group (MTRG) at the London School of Economics and Political Science since October 2020. She is collaborating on projects related to health technology assessment and pharmaceutical policy. Before joining the MTRG, she completed an internship at Consilium Scientific and then worked as an analyst on an ad hoc basis. Konstantina holds a M.Sc. in International Health Policy from LSE. She also holds a Pharmacy degree from the University of Patras (Greece), where she worked as a researcher in the fields of pharmacogenomics and public health genomics.
Bhumi is a 3rd medical student at the University of Cambridge. She has a strong interest in health policy. She is currently pursuing research in health policy and surgical technologies. Her ambition is to increase access to healthcare through policy changes and new technologies.
Rohan is a medical student at the University of Illinois, Chicago. He graduated with an MSc in International Health Policy from the London School of Economics and Political Science. He has strong interests in the overall healthcare industry, bridging gaps in coverage by making novel biotechnology more accessible through policy and private industry endeavours. Rohan completed an internship during the summer of 2020 at Consilium Scientific.
"I found my time at Consilium Scientific incredibly rewarding. It was fascinating being able to apply all I have learnt throughout my studies at university to contribute to some very engaging and important projects regarding clinical trial integrity. Being able to participate in such a wide range of tasks deepened my understanding of how both national and global healthcare systems operate. I would recommend everyone with an interest in clinical research and global health systems to undertake an internship with Consilium!"
I thoroughly enjoyed my placement with Consilium Scientific. I was able to develop my dissertation into a subject I was particularly interested in, with the support and guidance of the incredibly knowledgeable Consilium team. I also had the opportunity to contribute to the variety of engaging and important projects the organisation is undertaking. I would strongly encourage everyone with an interest in clinical trial integrity and the desire to produce a meaningful dissertation to apply to this placement!
Having had the pleasure of completing a placement at Consilium Scientific, I can personally attest to the inclusive and supportive culture of the organisation and the numerous learning opportunities provided. Among the things that I have valued most about this placement is the opportunity to produce a meaningful dissertation with the support and guidance of a brilliant team. I have also benefited from attending the engaging educational seminars organised by the Consilium team. The experience was rewarding and I would encourage everyone with an interest in clinical research quality and integrity to apply to this placement!