About the role

We are seeking a Digital Content Creation & Multimedia Intern to assist in the design and production of engaging content across multiple digital mediums, to develop reusable digital content templates and asset toolkits to ensure sustainable workflow. The successful intern will collaborate with the supervisor to align creative assets with overarching organisational communications goals, and audit existing digital media to identify asset updates and cross-platform formatting opportunities. 

This remote role is ideal for a student or recent graduate with a passion for public health, behaviour change, and evidence-based communication.

Key responsibilities

• Contribute to interactive content development, ensuring materials are engaging, inclusive, and practical. Hands-on experience developing versatile multimedia campaigns and a practical digital strategy. 

• Building a professional portfolio piece featuring complete multimedia asset kits and production templates. 

• Translate complex information into clear, actionable resources for diverse audiences.

• Collaborate with TTN’s team to enhance engagement and behaviour change strategies in programme materials.

• Support organisational acquisition of standardised, long-term content templates for independent team use. 

About you

• Essential: Strong understanding of science communication and behaviour change principles.

• Essential: Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with an ability to translate complex concepts for a lay audience.

• Essential: Adaptable and proactive, with a passion for public health, behaviour change and community engagement.

• Desirable: A degree in Nutrition, Public Health, or a related field. 

This internship offers a unique opportunity to gain experience in digital nutrition education, develop real-world public health resources, and contribute to TTN’s mission of improving brain health through better nutrition.

The placement is fully remote, with flexible working and ample support and guidance.

This is a 75 hours placement, but additional hours may be available for the right candidate/s. If you are doing this internship with us as part of your placement hours we will be happy to discuss extra hours paid/unpaid with you.

Applications close at 9am on Monday, 19 October 2026.

Eligible students are current matriculated on-campus students; and students who graduated from QMU on-campus courses in 2026.