GenAI in Higher Education Project Intern - GROW Your Future Micro Internship
Closing Date: 04/11/2025

This micro internship is for 30 hours in total (including 4 hours for training) and is aimed at students who have limited professional prior work experience and are looking for an opportunity that supports them to develop their employability skills.

Eligibility

To apply for this micro internship, students must be part of GROW Your Future.

GROW Your Future is an opt-in scheme for UK undergraduates and postgraduate taught students who also meet specific Widening Participation criteria, e.g. students who are:

• first in their family to go to university;
• in receipt of a Lancaster Bursary;
• received free school meals
• over 21 when they start their first undergraduate degree;
• Black, Asian or Minority Ethnic;
• disabled (including learning disabilities, physical or mental health conditions);
• care leavers or have caring responsibilities, or estranged from family
• a refugee or asylum seeker, from a gypsy or Traveller community, or from a military family

For more information and to sign up see the following link GROW Your Future | ASK - Lancaster University

As stated above, the GROW Your Future Micro Internship Scheme aims to support students with limited professional work experience, therefore priority will be given to students who meet this criteria. This includes students who may have already completed a GYF micro internship.

• Conducting desk-based research to identify UK and international universities with published GenAI policies and guidance.
• Systematically collecting and cataloguing policy documents, frameworks, teaching guidance, and student-facing resources from various institutions.
• Creating an indexed resource repository/bibliography of materials gathered for future reference.
• Reviewing and analysing materials to identify common themes, divergent approaches, and innovative practices across the sector.
• Supporting the Academic Quality, Standards and Conduct team with project coordination and documentation, and in synthesising findings into a clear written report that highlights key themes, good practice examples, and emerging sector trends.