<aside> ✉️ Interviews for research internships are very general. The interview may revolve around the following few questions, but it's always better to know what you have mentioned on your resume and what projects you have built. Doing a prior research on the supervisor helps.

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Questions

1. What motivated you to apply for this research internship position?
2. What skills and experiences do you have that make you a good fit for this research internship?
3. What kind of research have you done in the past? What were your findings and conclusions?
4. What are your research interests, and how do they relate to the research done at this organization?
5. What do you know about the organization's research focus or ongoing projects?
6. What research methodologies and techniques are you familiar with?
7. How do you stay up-to-date with the latest developments in your research field?
8. Have you worked on any collaborative research projects in the past? If yes, how did you contribute to the project?
9. Can you describe a difficult problem you faced during your research and how you went about solving it?
10. How do you prioritize and manage your research tasks and deadlines?
11. What is your experience with data analysis, statistics, and software tools for research?
12. Can you describe a time when you had to present your research findings to a group of people who had little to no knowledge about your research topic?
13. How do you deal with setbacks or unexpected results during research?
14. How do you ensure ethical considerations are taken into account during research?
15. Can you give an example of a successful research project you have been a part of, and how did you contribute to its success?