Pathway Interns

Engineering & Computer Science

Explore internships in mechanical, electrical, aerospace, and software engineering. Whether you're into AI, coding, or designing machines, this is your space.

Internship Opportunities

1. QuantHub Alabama Data Scholars Internship Program

An 8-week paid summer internship placing high school juniors and seniors with Alabama-based companies that utilize data creatively. Interns gain hands-on experience in AI and data science, coupled with professional development.
Eligibility: High school juniors and seniors.
Duration: 8-week summer internship.

2. NASA Internship Programs

NASA’s Office of STEM Engagement offers paid internships for high school students, allowing them to contribute to NASA's mission alongside scientists and engineers. These internships provide real-world experience in science, technology, engineering, and space exploration.
Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Varies (summer internships).

3. Cybersecurity and Trusted Foundations (CTF) Internship at Arizona State University (ASU)

This hybrid internship combines in-person sessions at ASU's Tempe campus with remote work. Interns engage in cybersecurity research projects, dedicating 10-15 hours per week, and receive a stipend upon completion.
Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Part-time (10-15 hours per week, summer internship).

4. Steel Tech Academy Internship Program

The Steel Tech Academy is a summer program for high school students interested in pursuing careers in welding, fabrication, and advanced manufacturing. Students gain hands-on experience with welding techniques and fabrication processes, which can lead to valuable certifications and skills in technical fields.
Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

5. University of Colorado Boulder Engineering High School Internship Program

This program offers high school students the chance to work in engineering labs, gaining hands-on experience in fields like aerospace, computer science, and mechanical engineering under the guidance of university researchers.
Eligibility: High school students (grades 10-12).
Duration: Summer internship.

6. Lockheed Martin Space Systems High School Internship

Lockheed Martin offers internships for high school students interested in aerospace engineering, including fields like satellite engineering, propulsion, and robotics. Interns work alongside engineers to gain real-world experience in cutting-edge technologies.
Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+).
Duration: Summer (some opportunities may be year-round).

7. Science Gurus Internship Program

The Science Gurus Internship Program offers high school students the chance to work with professionals in various scientific fields, including engineering, computer science, and technology. Interns are involved in real-world projects, conducting research, and assisting with data analysis and engineering-related tasks, gaining valuable hands-on experience.
Eligibility: High school students, ages 16+.
Duration: Summer internship program.

8. Powering Careers Internship Program

The Powering Careers Internship Program provides high school students with the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the energy sector, specifically in electrical engineering, renewable energy, and energy management. The program aims to help students develop professional skills while learning about the power industry.
Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+).
Duration: Summer internship program.

9. Idaho Power Engineering Internship

High school students can intern with Idaho Power to gain experience in electrical engineering, working on projects related to power systems and renewable energy.
Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer internship.

10. Idaho National Laboratory High School Internship Program

This internship program offers high school students the opportunity to work at Idaho National Laboratory, one of the nation’s premier research institutions. Interns gain hands-on experience in nuclear, chemical, and mechanical engineering fields, assisting in research and development projects.
Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+).
Duration: Summer internship.

11. Caterpillar Student Trainee Program

High school students intern in various engineering fields, including mechanical and electrical engineering, working on projects related to heavy equipment design and manufacturing.
Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer internship.

12. Eli Lilly & Co. STEM Internship Program

High school students interested in pharmaceutical sciences and technology can join this internship to work on projects related to research and development in the healthcare and medical engineering fields.
Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer internship.

13. California Academy of Sciences - Careers in Science (CiS) Intern Program

The Careers in Science (CiS) Intern Program at the California Academy of Sciences is a multi-year, paid internship for high school students from underrepresented backgrounds in the San Francisco Bay Area. The program provides hands-on experience in science, technology, and conservation through mentorship, research projects, and professional development opportunities.
Eligibility: High School Students (9-12).
Duration: Multi-year paid internship program.

14. Science and Engineering Apprenticeship Program (SEAP) – Naval STEM

The Science and Engineering Apprenticeship Program (SEAP) provides high school students with the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in naval research alongside scientists and engineers at Department of Navy (DoN) laboratories. This paid internship allows students to explore STEM careers, contribute to real-world research, and develop technical skills in fields such as engineering, physics, and computer science.
Eligibility: Must be a high school student at least 16 years old.
Duration: Summer internship.

15. Textron Aviation High School Internships

Textron Aviation offers high school students hands-on internship opportunities in engineering, manufacturing, and aviation technology. Interns work alongside industry professionals, gaining experience in aircraft design, production, and maintenance while exploring careers in aerospace engineering and related fields.
Eligibility: High school students (typically juniors and seniors).
Duration: Summer internship.

16. Spirit AeroSystems High School Internship

The Spirit AeroSystems High School Internship provides students with hands-on experience in aerospace engineering and manufacturing. Interns will gain exposure to aircraft design, composite materials, and manufacturing processes while working alongside industry professionals.
Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer internship.

17. Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) High School Summer Internship

The PPPL High School Summer Internship offers students the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge plasma physics and fusion energy research. Interns work alongside scientists and engineers on real-world projects in fields such as engineering, computational modeling, and experimental physics.
Eligibility: High school juniors and seniors (16+).
Duration: Summer internship.

18. U.S. Army Educational Outreach Program (AEOP) High School Internships – Computer Science Focus

The AEOP High School Internships offer students the opportunity to engage in hands-on computer science and engineering research at Army research laboratories nationwide. Interns work alongside professional scientists and engineers on cutting-edge projects in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, data science, and software development.
Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer internship.

19. NIST Summer High School Intern Program (SHIP) – Computer Science & Engineering

The NIST Summer High School Intern Program (SHIP) offers students the opportunity to gain hands-on research experience in STEM fields, including computer science and engineering. Interns work alongside NIST scientists and engineers on real-world projects in areas such as cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, robotics, and materials science.
Eligibility: High school juniors and seniors.
Duration: Summer internship.

20. ACA Summer High School Internships

The ACA Summer High School Internship Program offers students the chance to gain hands-on experience in various fields, including computer science and engineering. Through this program, high school students work alongside industry professionals, engage in real-world projects, and develop technical and problem-solving skills.
Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer internship.

21. Alabama School of Math and Science (ASMS) Summer Internship Program

Offers rising 11th and 12th-grade students a summer internship experience involving a minimum of 60 work hours, providing practical exposure to their fields of interest.
Eligibility: Rising 11th and 12th graders.
Duration: Summer internship (minimum of 60 hours).

Volunteer Opportunities

1. Auburn University's Samuel Ginn College of Engineering – K-12 Outreach Programs

High school students can volunteer in various outreach activities such as E-Day, TEAMS, BEST Robotics, and PEAK, assisting in organizing and facilitating events that promote STEM education among younger students.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+).
Duration: Ongoing volunteer opportunities.

2. McWane Science Center – Teen Volunteer Program

Located in Birmingham, this program offers year-round opportunities for teens to engage in STEM-related activities, including assisting in camps and presenting hands-on science activities to the public.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Ongoing volunteer opportunities.

3. TEALS Volunteer with Arizona Technology Council

The Technology Education and Literacy in Schools (TEALS) program seeks volunteers to work directly with classroom teachers, helping them build and grow their computer science teaching capacity through year-long support and training.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Year-long commitment.

4. The Tech Museum of Innovation - Volunteer Innovator Program

The Volunteer Innovator Program offers high school students the opportunity to assist in delivering hands-on STEM activities and workshops to museum visitors, including youth camps, field trips, and school visits. Volunteers can gain valuable experience in teaching, communication, and tech-related skills, including robotics and coding.

Eligibility: High school students aged 15-18.
Duration: Ongoing opportunities, with a focus on summer programs and special events.

5. The Museum of Science & Industry (MOSI) Volunteer Program

Allows students to assist in educational programs and exhibits related to engineering and technology.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Ongoing volunteer opportunities.

6. Atlanta Habitat for Humanity – Construction Volunteer

Atlanta Habitat offers volunteer opportunities for high school students on construction sites. Students will work on building homes, gaining experience in civil engineering and construction.

Eligibility: High school students, ages 16+.
Duration: Ongoing volunteer opportunities.

7. Junior Achievement of Georgia – Volunteer Mentor

Students can mentor younger students in engineering-related programs, assisting with robotics projects, STEM challenges, and career exploration in engineering fields.

Eligibility: High school students in Georgia.
Duration: Ongoing volunteer opportunities.

8. Idaho STEM Action Center Volunteering

The Idaho STEM Action Center offers volunteer opportunities for high school students to help organize and facilitate STEM workshops and events. Students can engage in activities like tutoring, mentoring younger students, or assisting in local engineering challenges and competitions.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Ongoing volunteer opportunities.

9. The Chicago Museum of Science and Industry Volunteer Program

Students can volunteer at the museum, assisting with engineering-related exhibits and learning opportunities related to innovation and technology.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Ongoing.

10. FIRST Robotics Volunteer

Volunteer to help organize and run robotics events, mentor students, and assist in building robots.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Ongoing.

11. Kids in Tech Volunteer Program

The Kids in Tech Volunteer Program offers high school students the opportunity to mentor younger students in STEM fields, focusing on engineering, technology, and entrepreneurship. Volunteers assist in teaching various technical skills, such as coding, robotics, and engineering design, through after-school programs, workshops, and camps. This program allows high school volunteers to enhance their leadership skills, gain teaching experience, and inspire the next generation of engineers and technologists.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 14+).
Duration: Ongoing volunteer opportunities.

12. Tech Goes Home Volunteer Program

The Tech Goes Home Volunteer Program provides high school students the opportunity to volunteer in their communities by helping teach technology skills to underserved youth and families. Volunteers assist in facilitating digital literacy workshops, guiding students through technology basics, and supporting online education initiatives.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+).
Duration: Ongoing volunteer opportunities.

13. Boston PIC Tech Apprentice Program

The Boston PIC Tech Apprentice Program offers high school students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the tech industry, with a focus on engineering, software development, and IT. As apprentices, students work with local companies to assist in technology projects, learning new skills and developing a strong understanding of the tech and engineering fields.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+).
Duration: Ongoing volunteer opportunities.

14. NASA Langley Research Center Student Volunteer Program

The NASA Langley Research Center Student Volunteer Program provides high school students the chance to gain real-world experience in aerospace engineering and technology. Volunteers assist with various research projects, working alongside NASA engineers and scientists.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+).
Duration: Ongoing volunteer opportunities.

15. Girls Who Code Volunteer Program

The Girls Who Code Volunteer Program allows high school students to participate as volunteers, helping to teach coding to younger girls. Volunteers assist in creating a supportive, encouraging environment where participants learn programming skills and gain confidence in technology. This initiative is designed to close the gender gap in tech and inspire the next generation of female leaders in computer science.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+).
Duration: Ongoing volunteer opportunities.

Program Opportunities

1. Auburn University's Engineering Summer Expo

A one-day event for rising 9th to 11th graders, offering a broad overview of the engineering profession through interactive exhibits and hands-on activities.

2. Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program (ANSEP) Acceleration Academy

ANSEP offers high school students the opportunity to earn college credits in STEM fields, including engineering and computer science, while gaining exposure to these careers.

3. Yale Young Global Scholars Program – STEM Track

The Yale Young Global Scholars program is a prestigious summer program where high school students can participate in specialized tracks such as Science, Technology, and Engineering. Students gain advanced knowledge through lectures, research projects, and mentorship.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 10-11).
Duration: Summer program.

4. University of Hartford Pre-College Engineering & Computer Science Program

The University of Hartford offers pre-college programs in engineering and computer science, where high school students can explore topics like programming, robotics, and circuit design. Students work on projects and gain experience in the field.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 9-12).
Duration: Summer program.

5. Delaware Space Grant Consortium

Offers summer programs focused on aerospace science, providing hands-on experiences in engineering and technology.

6. Gator Artificial Intelligence Camp

The Gator Artificial Intelligence Camp at the University of Florida is a summer program designed to introduce high school students to the fundamentals of artificial intelligence (AI). Students will work on hands-on projects, learn coding, and explore AI concepts such as machine learning, neural networks, and robotics. The camp aims to spark interest in AI and computer science careers by providing practical experiences with AI applications.

Eligibility: High school students, grades 9-12.
Duration: Summer program.

7. Research Immersion in Science and Engineering (RISE)

The Research Immersion in Science and Engineering (RISE) program at the University of Florida offers high school students the opportunity to engage in hands-on research in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Participants will work alongside faculty and graduate students on real-world research projects in various fields of engineering and science. This program aims to expose students to academic research and foster a passion for STEM careers.

Eligibility: High school students, grades 10-12.
Duration: Summer program.

8. Caterpillar Student Trainee Program

High school students have the opportunity to work with engineers at Caterpillar, gaining hands-on experience in mechanical, electrical, and industrial engineering. Interns assist with ongoing projects, testing, and design processes.

Eligibility: High school students, ages 16+.
Duration: Summer program.

9. Georgia Tech STEP Program

The STEP (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Exploration Program) is a summer program hosted by Georgia Tech, designed for high school students interested in STEM fields, including engineering and computer science. Participants engage in hands-on learning experiences with faculty and professionals, working on projects related to space, robotics, and other cutting-edge engineering fields. This program aims to spark interest in STEM careers and provide students with insight into engineering disciplines.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 9-12).
Duration: Summer program.

10. National Youth Leadership Forum: Engineering and Technology

The National Youth Leadership Forum (NYLF): Engineering and Technology program offers high school students the chance to explore the field of engineering through hands-on activities, workshops, and interactive learning. Students will visit top engineering facilities, meet with industry professionals, and engage in real-world engineering challenges. This program aims to inspire and prepare future leaders in engineering and technology.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 9-12).
Duration: Summer program.

11. MIT Beaver Works Summer Institute

The MIT Beaver Works Summer Institute offers high school students an intensive, project-based learning experience in engineering, computer science, and robotics. Participants work on hands-on projects that integrate engineering, programming, and technology. The program is designed to teach students complex problem-solving skills and provide them with exposure to real-world applications in STEM fields, under the guidance of MIT faculty and staff.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 10–12).
Duration: Summer program.

12. Johns Hopkins Engineering Innovation Pre-College Program

The Johns Hopkins Engineering Innovation Pre-College Program offers high school students a chance to explore the world of engineering through a hands-on, project-based curriculum. Students will engage in real-world engineering problems, work in teams, and gain exposure to a variety of engineering disciplines such as mechanical, electrical, and biomedical engineering. This program is designed to give participants a taste of what it's like to study engineering at a top-tier university and develop critical problem-solving skills.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 9–12).
Duration: Summer program.

13. Inspirit AI Live Online Program

The Inspirit AI Live Online Program provides high school students with the opportunity to learn about artificial intelligence (AI) through live, interactive online classes. Students will engage in hands-on projects, working with machine learning algorithms and real-world data, and will gain a deep understanding of AI’s applications in various industries. This program is designed to equip students with the skills needed to pursue further education and careers in the rapidly evolving field of AI.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 13+).
Duration: Online program.

14. SEECamp Summer Program

SEECamp is a hands-on, immersive summer program offered by the Science and Engineering Exploration Camp (SEEC) at the University of Maryland. This program provides high school students with the opportunity to engage in engineering, technology, and computer science through team-based projects, labs, and activities. Students gain real-world experience in applying engineering principles, developing prototypes, and working in a collaborative environment.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 9–12).
Duration: Summer program.

15. University of Miami Summer Scholars Program

The University of Miami Summer Scholars Program offers high school students the chance to explore various academic areas of study, including engineering, computer science, and technology. This immersive summer program is designed to provide students with an in-depth look at different fields of study through hands-on projects, workshops, and access to university-level resources.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 15–18).
Duration: Summer program.

16. MIT Women's Technology Program (WTP)

The MIT Women’s Technology Program (WTP) is a summer program designed to introduce high school girls to the fields of electrical engineering, computer science, and mechanical engineering. The program provides an immersive, hands-on experience with classes and projects that help participants develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Eligibility: High school girls (grades 11–12).
Duration: Summer program.

17. Columbia Engineering Experience (CE²)

The Columbia Engineering Experience (CE²) is a summer program that provides high school students with the opportunity to explore various fields of engineering and technology. Participants engage in hands-on activities, attend lectures, and work on real-world projects under the guidance of Columbia University engineering faculty.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 10–11).
Duration: Summer program.

18. Northwestern University InFocus Sessions

The InFocus Sessions at Northwestern University offer high school students the opportunity to engage in intensive, academic sessions focused on various fields of study, including engineering, computer science, and technology. These sessions are designed to provide students with an immersive experience where they can explore college-level coursework, participate in hands-on projects, and learn from top professors.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 10–12).
Duration: Summer program.

19. Penn Engineering Science and Technology (ESAP) Program

The Penn Engineering Science and Technology (ESAP) program is a prestigious summer opportunity for high school students interested in engineering and applied sciences. Hosted by the University of Pennsylvania's School of Engineering and Applied Science, this program provides an in-depth look at various engineering disciplines through hands-on projects, collaborative work, and academic coursework.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 10–11).
Duration: Summer program.

20. The Summer Science Program (SSP) in Astrophysics

The Summer Science Program (SSP) offers a prestigious, immersive, hands-on opportunity for high school students interested in STEM fields—specifically astrophysics. Students work on real research projects in a team environment, collaborating with experts in the field.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 11–12).
Duration: Summer program.

Medical & Healthcare

Find opportunities in medical research, hospital internships, public health, and biotechnology.

Internship Opportunities

1. StandOut Connect Internship Program

StandOut Connect offers high school students opportunities to work in fields related to healthcare, technology, and research. Interns will engage in hands-on projects and gain mentorship from industry professionals.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 15-18)

Duration: Summer (8-10 weeks)

2. Massachusetts Life Sciences High School Apprenticeship Challenge

This program offers high school students an opportunity to work in a biomedical research lab, gaining hands-on experience in scientific techniques and data analysis.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (6-8 weeks)

3. Massachusetts General Hospital Youth Research and Education Program

This program provides high school students with the opportunity to work on clinical research projects in neurology, assisting with data collection, analysis, and report preparation.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 15-18)

Duration: Summer (6-8 weeks)

4. Fred Hutch Summer High School Internship Program

Fred Hutch offers high school students the chance to gain laboratory experience in biomedical research, focusing on cancer, infectious disease, and immunology.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8 weeks)

5. NIH Summer Internship in Biomedical Research

This competitive program allows high school students to gain laboratory experience and mentorship in various biomedical research fields at the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8-10 weeks)

6. Wistar High School Biomedical Research Program

This program offers high school students an introduction to laboratory research in immunology, cancer, and infectious diseases, providing mentorship from faculty and researchers.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8 weeks)

7. JCVI Summer Internships

The J. Craig Venter Institute offers high school students opportunities to work on genomic research, focusing on bioinformatics, synthetic biology, and data analysis.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8-10 weeks)

8. NHLBI Summer Internship Program

The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute offers high school students the opportunity to work in labs focused on heart and lung diseases, research techniques, and patient care.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8-10 weeks)

9. Magee-Womens Research Institute High School Internship Program

High school students interested in biomedical research have the opportunity to work in labs, contributing to projects on women’s health, cancer, and other medical research topics.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8 weeks)

10. TGen Helios Scholars Internship

The Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen) offers high school students the chance to work in cutting-edge biomedical research labs, learning techniques in genomics and bioinformatics.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8 weeks)

11. U.S. Department of State Student Internship Program

The State Department offers high school students the opportunity to intern with U.S. embassies and consulates, gaining valuable experience in diplomacy and international affairs.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8-10 weeks)

12. DH Career Institute Project SEARCH Internship

Project SEARCH offers internships to high school students with disabilities to gain work experience in healthcare and medical settings at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Year-round (Internships may last up to a year)

13. MPFI High School Internship Program

The Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience offers high school students the chance to work with neuroscientists in research labs, gaining hands-on experience in the biomedical field.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8 weeks)

14. Children’s Hospital Colorado Research Internship

This program allows high school students to gain research experience in various pediatric health and medical research projects at Children’s Hospital Colorado.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (6-8 weeks)

15. IU School of Medicine Summer Research Internship

The Indiana University School of Medicine offers high school students the chance to work on cancer research projects, learning laboratory techniques and research methods.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8 weeks)

16. Medical College of Wisconsin Pathway Program

The Pathway Program offers high school students the opportunity to gain experience in medical and clinical research settings, focusing on health disparities and biomedical topics.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8 weeks)

17. NYU Medical Ethics Internship Program

NYU’s Medical Ethics Internship program offers high school students the opportunity to work on research projects and engage with healthcare professionals in the field of medical ethics.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8 weeks)

18. Cleveland Clinic Youth Internship Program

The Cleveland Clinic offers high school students opportunities to intern in healthcare settings, learning about medical research, patient care, and clinical trials.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (6-8 weeks)

19. Kaiser Permanente High School Program

Kaiser Permanente offers internships to high school students in various healthcare fields, allowing them to learn from professionals and contribute to projects in patient care and medical research.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (6-8 weeks)

20. Cedars-Sinai Regenerative Medicine Internship Program

Cedars-Sinai offers a program for high school students interested in regenerative medicine, providing research experience in stem cell biology and tissue engineering.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8 weeks)

Volunteer Opportunities

1. Junior Summer Volunteer Program at Boston Medical Center

This program offers high school students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in healthcare settings, while learning about various hospital departments.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program (varies by position).

2. ADP Summer Volunteer Program

This program provides volunteer opportunities to high school students, helping them build valuable work experience while contributing to a positive community impact.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

3. Volunteering at Portsmouth Hospital

Portsmouth Hospital offers volunteer opportunities for those interested in assisting in patient care, administrative support, and other hospital services.

Eligibility: High school students (age 15+).
Duration: Flexible hours, typically summer or year-round.

4. Volunteering at Southern New Hampshire Health

Southern New Hampshire Health offers volunteer roles in various departments, including patient care and administrative support.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 14+).
Duration: Flexible hours, with both short-term and long-term options available.

5. Volunteering at St. Joseph Hospital

St. Joseph Hospital provides volunteer opportunities for high school students looking to gain exposure to healthcare careers while assisting patients and staff.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 14+).
Duration: Flexible, including summer and year-round opportunities.

6. American Red Cross Volunteer Program

The American Red Cross offers various volunteer roles in disaster relief, health services, and administrative support.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+).
Duration: Flexible, with both short-term and long-term opportunities.

7. Volunteering at Boston Children's Hospital

Boston Children's Hospital offers volunteer roles where high school students can gain experience while providing comfort and assistance to patients.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 14+).
Duration: Summer program or year-round.

8. Volunteering at Johns Hopkins Hospital

Johns Hopkins offers a variety of volunteer opportunities in healthcare settings, giving students exposure to different aspects of patient care and hospital operations.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+).
Duration: Summer program or long-term commitment.

9. Junior Summer Program at Stanford Healthcare

Stanford Healthcare offers high school students the chance to volunteer in various healthcare departments, providing exposure to the medical field.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 10-12).
Duration: Summer program.

10. Volunteering at Cleveland Clinic

Cleveland Clinic provides volunteer opportunities for high school students, helping them gain experience in patient care and hospital services.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+).
Duration: Flexible hours, including summer and year-round options.

11. Volunteering at Mount Sinai

Mount Sinai offers high school students volunteer opportunities in patient care, support services, and research.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 14+).
Duration: Flexible hours, summer and year-round.

12. Volunteering at UC San Diego Health

UC San Diego Health provides volunteer roles for high school students interested in healthcare and hospital operations.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+).
Duration: Flexible, including summer programs.

13. Volunteering at Seattle Children's Hospital

Seattle Children's offers volunteer roles that allow students to help support patient care and hospital operations.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 15+).
Duration: Flexible hours, typically during the summer.

14. Volunteering at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

MSKCC offers volunteer opportunities for high school students interested in cancer research, patient care, and hospital support.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+).
Duration: Summer program or year-round.

15. Volunteering at Phoenix Children's Hospital

Phoenix Children's offers a variety of volunteer opportunities in patient care, administrative support, and more.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 14+).
Duration: Summer and year-round programs.

16. Volunteering at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

St. Jude offers various volunteer roles for students interested in contributing to the mission of fighting childhood cancer.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+).
Duration: Flexible hours, with short-term and long-term commitments.

17. Volunteering at Ingalls Memorial Hospital

Ingalls Memorial offers volunteer roles for students to help in patient care, research, and hospital support.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+).
Duration: Flexible, including summer and year-round.

18. Volunteering at Rady Children's Hospital

Rady Children's offers volunteer roles in pediatric care, research, and administrative support.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 15+).
Duration: Flexible, typically summer.

19. Volunteering at Scripps Health

Scripps Health offers a variety of volunteer roles across its network of hospitals, clinics, and care facilities.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+).
Duration: Flexible hours, including summer programs.

20. Volunteering at Wake Forest Baptist Health

Wake Forest offers a variety of volunteer roles for students in healthcare and support services.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 15+).
Duration: Flexible hours, including summer and year-round programs.

Program Opportunities

1. BrainYAC at Columbia University's Zuckerman Institute

The BrainYAC program offers high school students the chance to work with researchers at the Zuckerman Institute, gaining insight into neuroscience and the brain.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

2. Youth Summer Program at Brigham and Women's Hospital

This program provides high school students with an introduction to healthcare and the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in medical environments.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

3. Mini Med School at Tufts University

Tufts' Mini Med School allows students to explore the world of medicine, offering lectures, hands-on activities, and discussions with medical professionals.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

4. Red Cross Volunteer Program

The American Red Cross offers volunteer programs for high school students to assist with disaster response, health services, and community outreach.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Flexible, summer and year-round options.

5. Pathway Programs for High School Students at Medical College of Wisconsin

MCW’s Pathway Programs give students an opportunity to explore healthcare professions through lectures, activities, and networking with professionals.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

6. Medical Academy at Rady Children's Hospital

Rady Children's Medical Academy offers high school students the chance to learn about medical careers, research, and hands-on healthcare skills.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 14+).
Duration: Summer program.

7. Summer Medical Programs by NSLC

NSLC's Summer Medical Programs give students the opportunity to explore medicine through real-world simulations, lectures, and internships with professionals.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 9-12).
Duration: Summer program.

8. Medical Academy at Georgetown University

The Medical Academy at Georgetown offers high school students a chance to experience college-level medical education and hands-on clinical work.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+).
Duration: Summer program.

9. Wake Forest University Pre-College Medical Programs

Wake Forest’s Pre-College Medical Programs give students the opportunity to gain medical knowledge through coursework, simulations, and hands-on experiences.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

10. High School Summer Research Program at Roswell Park

Roswell Park’s summer research program provides high school students with the opportunity to conduct cancer research and learn from professional scientists.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

11. Pre-College Program at Harvard University

Harvard’s Pre-College Program offers high school students the opportunity to take college-level courses and explore fields like medicine, law, and business.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 10-12).
Duration: Summer program.

12. Mayo Clinic Cares Program

The Mayo Clinic Cares Program provides high school students with a hands-on opportunity to explore healthcare careers at one of the leading medical institutions.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

13. Pre-College Programs at Johns Hopkins University

Johns Hopkins offers high school students the opportunity to engage in medical, scientific, and technological studies through their Pre-College Programs.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 9-12).
Duration: Summer program.

14. MASH Champs Summer Program at UAMS

The MASH Champs Program at UAMS provides high school students with opportunities to learn about medical careers through lectures, workshops, and hands-on experiences.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 10-12).
Duration: Summer program.

15. Penn Medicine Summer Program

Penn Medicine’s Summer Program offers high school students the opportunity to gain real-world medical experience while learning from professionals in the field.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

Business & Finance

From finance to entrepreneurship, gain hands-on experience in corporate settings, startups, and marketing roles.

Internship Opportunities

1. PNNL High School Business Internship

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory offers business internships for high school students where they can gain exposure to STEM fields and business practices. Interns will have the opportunity to work on real-world projects under the guidance of industry professionals.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8-10 weeks)

2. City of Chicago Internship Program

The City of Chicago offers internship opportunities for high school students to work in various city departments. Interns gain valuable work experience, learn about public administration, and contribute to community development.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8-10 weeks)

3. Building U Internship Program

Building U provides high school students with the chance to work on various business, engineering, and technology-related projects. This internship offers hands-on experience and mentorship in a variety of industries.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8-10 weeks)

4. Kaiser Permanente High School Program

The Kaiser Permanente High School Program offers internships where students can explore careers in healthcare and business. Interns will be exposed to healthcare administration and learn about organizational operations.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8-10 weeks)

5. Jimerson & Cobb Internship Program

Jimerson & Cobb offers internship opportunities for high school students interested in business, law, and finance. Interns will assist with research, office tasks, and learn about business law in a real-world setting.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8 weeks)

6. DOROT Summer Teen Internship Program

DOROT's Summer Teen Internship Program offers high school students the chance to work with older adults and engage in various community service projects. Students will learn about healthcare, communication, and nonprofit management.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 14-18)

Duration: Summer (6-8 weeks)

7. Port of Seattle High School Internship

The Port of Seattle offers internship opportunities for high school students to learn about business operations in transportation, logistics, and marketing. Interns will engage in hands-on work and attend professional development seminars.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 15-18)

Duration: Summer (8 weeks)

8. Bank of America Student Leaders Program

Bank of America’s Student Leaders Program offers high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to participate in a paid internship with a local nonprofit, helping to develop leadership and business skills.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8 weeks)

9. Emma Bowen Foundation Internship

The Emma Bowen Foundation offers high school students internships in media, marketing, and technology. Interns work with major companies to gain hands-on experience in a professional setting.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8-10 weeks)

10. Microsoft Discovery Program

The Microsoft Discovery Program offers high school students the chance to explore careers in business, technology, and engineering. Interns will gain practical experience and learn about Microsoft’s corporate culture.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8-10 weeks)

11. White House Internship Program

The White House Internship Program provides high school students with the opportunity to gain experience in public service, business, and government. Interns will assist in various White House departments.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (10 weeks)

12. CLA High School Internship

CLA’s high school internship program allows students to explore careers in accounting, business advisory, and tax services. Interns will gain exposure to corporate environments and participate in professional development activities.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (6-8 weeks)

13. Home Depot Internship Program

Home Depot offers internships for high school students interested in business, retail, and marketing. Interns will work in a professional setting, learning about the operations and management of retail business.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8-10 weeks)

14. Target Internship Program

Target’s Internship Program gives high school students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in business, marketing, and management. Interns will work with Target’s retail, supply chain, and operations teams.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (8-10 weeks)

Program Opportunities

1. Summer Learning Institute (SLI) at Freedom House

The SLI program provides students with opportunities to develop leadership skills and gain insight into global human rights issues while working with professionals in the field.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

2. NSA Student Internships

The National Security Agency offers internships for students interested in intelligence, national security, and cyber-related fields, providing hands-on experience in cutting-edge work.

Eligibility: High school and college students.
Duration: Summer program.

3. Uber Work Experience Program

The Uber Work Experience Program allows students to gain real-world professional experience in the tech and transportation sectors, working directly with Uber teams.

Eligibility: High school and college students.
Duration: Summer program.

4. JA Company Program

Junior Achievement’s Company Program gives students the opportunity to create and run a real business, gaining invaluable entrepreneurship and teamwork experience.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Year-long or summer program.

5. TC MET Internship Program

The TC MET Internship Program offers students the chance to work with professionals in the fields of engineering, technology, and business to gain hands-on experience.

Eligibility: High school and college students.
Duration: Summer program.

6. Young Founders Lab

Young Founders Lab offers students an entrepreneurial environment to develop and launch their own startups, mentored by successful entrepreneurs.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

7. Summer Business Academy at Michigan Ross

The Summer Business Academy at Michigan Ross provides students with the opportunity to develop key business skills and learn from top business faculty.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

8. Leadership Institute at Brown University

Brown’s Leadership Institute focuses on teaching students how to become effective leaders through workshops, projects, and mentorship from experienced professionals.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 9-12).
Duration: Summer program.

9. Introduction to Investments Summer Institute at UCLA

UCLA's Introduction to Investments program introduces students to the world of finance and investing, offering hands-on experiences with stock market simulations and industry experts.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

10. Babson College High School Programs

Babson offers a variety of programs for high school students interested in entrepreneurship, business, and leadership development, providing valuable mentorship and learning experiences.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

11. High School Entrepreneurship Program at Berkeley Haas

Berkeley Haas offers a summer entrepreneurship program where students learn the fundamentals of starting and managing a business from top faculty members.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

12. Business Opportunities Summer Session (BOSS) at Penn State Smeal

BOSS at Penn State offers high school students exposure to business education, leadership, and diversity initiatives in an immersive summer experience.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

13. Economics for Leaders Program by FTE

FTE’s Economics for Leaders Program introduces students to economic principles and leadership concepts, preparing them for careers in business and economics.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

14. Entrepreneurship Academy at Georgetown University

Georgetown’s Entrepreneurship Academy helps students develop entrepreneurial skills through hands-on projects and mentorship from industry leaders.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

15. Exploring Entrepreneurship at Fordham University

Fordham's Exploring Entrepreneurship program teaches students the fundamentals of starting a business, with real-world insights and challenges from the entrepreneurial community.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

16. Wharton Global Youth Program

Wharton’s Global Youth Program offers high school students a chance to explore business education through various immersive programs and hands-on experiences.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

17. NextGen Leadership Institute at Barnard College

The NextGen Leadership Institute focuses on developing leadership skills in high school students, helping them navigate academic and professional environments.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

18. Exploring Entrepreneurship at USC

USC’s Exploring Entrepreneurship program introduces high school students to the world of entrepreneurship, providing them with the skills to start their own ventures.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

19. Pre-College Business Program at Marist College

Marist College’s Pre-College Business Program offers high school students the chance to explore business and leadership through case studies, teamwork, and internships.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

20. Self-Development & Entrepreneurship Program at UMD Smith

UMD's Self-Development & Entrepreneurship Program provides students with the tools to become entrepreneurial leaders in today’s rapidly changing world.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

21. Accelerated Business Program at UGA Terry College

The Accelerated Business Program at UGA offers high school students the chance to engage in business coursework, workshops, and career-focused experiences.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

22. SVMP at Harvard Business School

The Summer Venture in Management Program (SVMP) provides high-potential students from underrepresented backgrounds the opportunity to explore the world of business and management at Harvard.

Eligibility: Undergraduate students.
Duration: Summer program.

23. Entrepreneurship & Innovation Bootcamp at Tufts University

Tufts' Entrepreneurship & Innovation Bootcamp introduces high school students to the principles of innovation and entrepreneurship, fostering a hands-on learning environment.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

24. Summer Venture Business Program at University of Kansas

The Summer Venture Business Program at KU provides students the opportunity to develop entrepreneurial ideas and gain practical business experience.

Eligibility: High school students.
Duration: Summer program.

Research & Innovation

Engage in groundbreaking research projects in STEM, social sciences, and emerging technologies.

Internship Opportunities

1. Scripps Research Internship Program

This program allows students to work with scientists on cutting-edge biomedical research in various fields including genetics, cancer, and neuroscience.

Eligibility: High school students (typically rising juniors and seniors)

Duration: Summer (typically 8-10 weeks)

2. BTI High School Research Internships

Students work alongside scientists at the Boyce Thompson Institute on plant research related to environmental and agricultural challenges.

Eligibility: High school students in grades 10-12

Duration: Summer (8-10 weeks)

3. Research Science Institute (RSI) by CEE

RSI is a highly selective summer research program at MIT where students conduct cutting-edge scientific research in various disciplines.

Eligibility: High school juniors (typically age 16-17)

Duration: 6 weeks at MIT during the summer

4. USA Science & Engineering Festival High School Internships

The festival offers internships that expose students to science and engineering professionals, as well as opportunities to develop science communication skills.

Eligibility: High school students, ages 16+

Duration: Summer (typically 8-10 weeks)

5. Fermilab National Laboratory Internships

Fermilab offers internships to high school students interested in physics, engineering, and computer science, allowing students to work with world-class researchers.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (typically 8-10 weeks)

6. NIEHS Summer Internship Program

This program provides students with hands-on research experience in environmental health sciences at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+)

Duration: Summer (typically 10-12 weeks)

7. Interfolio Research Internships

Interfolio offers high school internships in various research fields, such as data science and engineering, to help students gain real-world experience.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Flexible (usually summer)

8. Smithsonian Institution Internships

Smithsonian offers internships that provide students the opportunity to work with experts in various fields including science, history, and culture.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+)

Duration: Summer (typically 8-10 weeks)

9. CHOP CRISSP Program

The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia offers high school students the opportunity to participate in pediatric clinical and laboratory research.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (typically 8-10 weeks)

10. Cleveland Clinic Internship Program

This internship allows high school students to work on medical and scientific research projects, providing insight into healthcare and medical research.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+)

Duration: Summer (typically 8-10 weeks)

11. California Academy of Sciences CIS Intern Program

Students gain experience in scientific research and conservation, working alongside professional scientists at the California Academy of Sciences.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+)

Duration: Summer (typically 8-10 weeks)

12. UCSC Science Internship Program (SIP)

UCSC SIP provides students the opportunity to engage in scientific research in various fields, such as biology, physics, and environmental science.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+)

Duration: Summer (typically 8-10 weeks)

13. Sandia National Laboratories Internship Program

Interns work on research projects in energy, national security, and engineering, gaining exposure to cutting-edge research in a national lab setting.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (typically 8-10 weeks)

14. UCSF High School Research Internship Program

The UCSF internship provides students with the opportunity to work on medical research projects in cancer, immunology, and other health-related topics.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+)

Duration: Summer (typically 8-10 weeks)

15. The Jackson Laboratory Internship Program

The Jackson Laboratory offers internships to high school students interested in genetic, molecular, and biomedical research.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+)

Duration: Summer (typically 8-10 weeks)

16. Yale OB/GYN Discovery Program

This internship provides students the opportunity to engage in research on reproductive medicine and health at Yale University.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+)

Duration: Summer (typically 8-10 weeks)

17. SCaz Lab at Yale University

The SCaz Lab at Yale offers internships to students interested in molecular genetics research.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (typically 8-10 weeks)

18. University of Chicago Medicine Eyes Program

This program offers internships for students to engage in cancer, immunology, and medical education research.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16+)

Duration: Summer (typically 8-10 weeks)

19. University of Kansas Biotech Research Apprentice Program

This internship provides students with hands-on experience in biotechnology research, including genetics and chemistry.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (typically 8-10 weeks)

20. Coriell Institute Summer Experience Program

The Coriell Institute offers a summer internship program for high school students interested in genetics and biomedical research.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (typically 8-10 weeks)

21. PNNL High School Research Internship Program

PNNL offers high school internships in research areas such as environmental science, energy, and materials science.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 16-18)

Duration: Summer (typically 8-10 weeks)

Volunteer Opportunities

1. Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC) Volunteer Program

The Smithsonian Environmental Research Center offers volunteer opportunities where individuals can engage in fieldwork and research focused on environmental science. Volunteers assist with ongoing research projects in ecology, conservation, and environmental monitoring. It's a great way for volunteers to gain hands-on experience and contribute to meaningful environmental studies.

Eligibility: Open to volunteers of all ages.

Duration: Flexible

2. NOAA Citizen Science Volunteer Opportunities

NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) provides opportunities for volunteers to get involved in scientific research through citizen science. Volunteers help gather data on weather, climate, and marine life while supporting NOAA’s mission of protecting natural resources. It’s an opportunity to make an impact while working on critical environmental issues.

Eligibility: Open to volunteers of all ages, depending on the project.

Duration: Flexible

3. Cornell Lab of Ornithology Volunteer Program

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology offers volunteer opportunities for bird enthusiasts to engage in scientific research. Volunteers can contribute to projects related to bird conservation, behavior, and migration tracking. This program offers a unique chance to gain experience in wildlife research while contributing to global conservation efforts.

Eligibility: Open to volunteers 18+ for fieldwork and research projects.

Duration: Flexible

4. Sierra Club Volunteer Program

The Sierra Club offers volunteer opportunities for individuals interested in environmental protection, conservation, and activism. Volunteers engage in a variety of activities, from helping with environmental education programs to participating in field research. It’s an excellent way to get involved in the environmental movement and gain practical experience.

Eligibility: Open to volunteers of all ages.

Duration: Flexible

5. NASA Langley Student Volunteer Program

NASA Langley’s Student Volunteer Program provides high school and college students with the opportunity to assist with research in aerospace, engineering, and space science. Volunteers work alongside NASA scientists, engineers, and researchers on groundbreaking projects. This program offers an unparalleled chance to gain exposure to NASA’s space and research missions.

Eligibility: Open to high school and college students (ages 16+).

Duration: Flexible

6. Zooniverse Volunteer Program

Zooniverse is a platform where volunteers can participate in a variety of citizen science projects. Volunteers help researchers analyze data for scientific studies, from astronomy to biology and climate research. This program allows anyone to contribute to scientific discoveries from the comfort of their own home.

Eligibility: Open to volunteers of all ages.

Duration: Flexible

7. American Physical Society Volunteer Program

The American Physical Society (APS) offers volunteer opportunities for individuals interested in physics. Volunteers can participate in activities such as assisting with conferences, outreach, and educational initiatives. This program provides exposure to the physics community and an opportunity to support various APS events and projects.

Eligibility: Open to volunteers of all ages.

Duration: Flexible

8. Reefwatch Volunteer Fish Survey Project

Reefwatch offers a volunteer opportunity for individuals to help monitor and survey fish populations around coral reefs. Volunteers contribute to ongoing research that helps to protect and manage marine ecosystems. It’s a great opportunity to get hands-on experience in marine biology and conservation efforts.

Eligibility: Open to volunteers with a background in marine biology or a passion for conservation.

Duration: Flexible

9. SciStarter Citizen Science Volunteer Opportunities

SciStarter connects volunteers with various citizen science projects in fields like environmental science, public health, and biology. Volunteers can participate in online or in-person research activities, contributing data to scientific studies across a wide range of disciplines. It’s a flexible and engaging way to support research efforts.

Eligibility: Open to volunteers of all ages.

Duration: Flexible

10. Museum of Science, Boston Volunteer Program

The Museum of Science in Boston offers a variety of volunteer opportunities for individuals interested in science education and public engagement. Volunteers can assist with exhibits, programs, and educational outreach activities. This program provides experience in science communication while helping to inspire others about STEM fields.

Eligibility: Open to volunteers of all ages.

Duration: Flexible

Program Opportunities

1. SSRP-Amgen Scholars Program at Stanford

The SSRP-Amgen Scholars Program at Stanford provides high school students with the opportunity to work in state-of-the-art laboratories. Students gain exposure to cutting-edge research in biosciences, working alongside faculty, postdoctoral researchers, and graduate students. This prestigious program also offers seminars and career development opportunities in the biosciences field.

Eligibility: High school students in their junior or senior year, with a strong interest in biosciences.

Duration: 8 weeks

2. Sparks Mentorship Program (SMP)

The Sparks Mentorship Program provides high school students with the chance to connect with professionals in various STEM fields. Students receive mentorship and support to explore academic and career opportunities in science and engineering. The program encourages skill development and networking within STEM careers.

Eligibility: Open to high school students interested in mentorship within STEM fields.

Duration: Flexible, with a minimum of 6 months

3. Veritas AI Internship Program

Veritas AI offers internships for students interested in artificial intelligence and data science. The program focuses on mentorship and hands-on experience with AI research and machine learning projects. Interns gain insight into the latest AI technologies and their real-world applications.

Eligibility: Open to high school students with an interest in AI and data science.

Duration: 8-10 weeks

4. Research Science Institute (RSI) by CEE

RSI is an intensive summer program that pairs high school students with mentors from top research universities to conduct scientific research. The program is one of the most competitive and prestigious of its kind, offering hands-on experience in various scientific fields, including physics, engineering, and biomedical research. RSI also provides seminars, lectures, and college admissions guidance.

Eligibility: Open to high school juniors with strong academic records and an interest in scientific research.

Duration: 6 weeks

5. ARISE Program at NYU

The ARISE program at NYU offers high school students a chance to engage in research in engineering and computer science. Students work alongside NYU faculty and researchers on hands-on projects, gaining valuable experience and learning about STEM fields. The program includes exposure to academic life and preparation for future STEM studies.

Eligibility: Open to high school students interested in engineering or computer science.

Duration: 4 weeks

6. Simons Summer Research Program at Stony Brook University

The Simons Summer Research Program allows high school students to engage in scientific research projects under the guidance of faculty mentors. Participants work in labs on a variety of research topics, including physics, biology, and chemistry. The program is designed to help students deepen their research skills and prepare for college-level studies.

Eligibility: Open to high school juniors and seniors.

Duration: 8 weeks

7. Stanford Summer Internship in Research (SIMR)

Stanford’s SIMR program offers high school students the opportunity to conduct research in biological, chemical, and physical sciences. Interns work in labs at Stanford and are mentored by faculty and graduate students. The program is designed to provide real-world research experience and foster a deeper interest in STEM careers.

Eligibility: Open to high school students entering their senior year.

Duration: 8 weeks

8. Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center High School Internship Program

Fred Hutch offers a summer internship for high school students to engage in biomedical research in cancer, immunology, and related fields. Interns work closely with researchers, helping to advance knowledge in cancer treatment and prevention. The program also provides career development workshops and seminars on the scientific process.

Eligibility: Open to high school students with an interest in biomedical research.

Duration: 8-10 weeks

9. IMGS Summer Student Academy

The IMGS Summer Student Academy provides an opportunity for high school students to engage in advanced research in molecular biology and genetics. Students work with scientists and gain hands-on experience while participating in lectures and lab work. The program is designed to prepare students for future careers in scientific research.

Eligibility: Open to high school students with an interest in molecular biology and genetics.

Duration: 6 weeks

10. Academic Connections at UC San Diego

The Academic Connections program at UC San Diego offers high school students the opportunity to take college-level courses and participate in research projects. Students get the chance to experience academic life at a prestigious university and work on real-world research projects. The program also includes college preparation seminars and campus tours.

Eligibility: Open to high school students who are academically inclined.

Duration: 4 weeks

11. BioResearch Academy

The BioResearch Academy offers high school students the chance to gain hands-on experience in biological research. Students work on innovative projects and participate in lab work that spans across various fields of biology and health sciences. The program is designed to provide aspiring scientists with a deep dive into the world of research and academia.

Eligibility: Open to high school students with an interest in biological sciences.

Duration: 6 weeks

12. IMSD High School Summer Program at Vanderbilt University

The IMSD High School Summer Program provides students with an opportunity to engage in biomedical research while receiving mentorship from faculty and researchers at Vanderbilt University. Participants work on projects related to health, medicine, and other related fields. The program also includes career development seminars and exposure to various biomedical career paths.

Eligibility: Open to rising high school juniors and seniors with an interest in biomedical research.

Duration: 6 weeks

13. Wistar Institute Biomedical Research Program

The Wistar Institute offers a high school program focused on biomedical research, where students work in cutting-edge labs exploring cancer, immunology, and vaccine research. Students participate in research projects alongside scientists and gain exposure to scientific techniques and data analysis. This program is an excellent opportunity for students interested in pursuing a career in biomedical research.

Eligibility: Open to high school juniors and seniors.

Duration: 8 weeks

14. SEED High School Program by the American Chemical Society

The SEED (Science Education for Diversity) program connects high school students with mentors in chemistry-related fields to explore scientific careers and gain hands-on research experience. Students work on lab-based projects, attend scientific seminars, and engage with professionals in the field. The program encourages diversity and aims to broaden access to scientific careers for underrepresented groups.

Eligibility: Open to high school students, especially those from underrepresented backgrounds.

Duration: 6 weeks

15. City Tech STEM Research Academy

The City Tech STEM Research Academy offers high school students an opportunity to engage in research projects and academic coursework in various STEM fields. The program is designed to help students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills while preparing them for future college studies and careers in STEM.

Eligibility: Open to high school students interested in STEM fields.

Duration: 5 weeks

16. LLE Rochester Summer Research Program

The LLE (Laboratory for Laser Energetics) Summer Research Program at the University of Rochester offers high school students the chance to work on projects related to physics and engineering, particularly in the field of laser science. Students gain hands-on experience in research labs while being mentored by university scientists. The program helps students develop a deeper understanding of physics and engineering concepts.

Eligibility: Open to high school juniors with a strong interest in physics and engineering.

Duration: 6 weeks

17. High School Internships in Observation at Penn State University

Penn State University offers high school students the chance to participate in observational internships in a variety of disciplines, particularly in the sciences. Students gain exposure to the research process by observing university professors and researchers in action. The program helps students better understand academic research while fostering an interest in scientific careers.

Eligibility: Open to high school students with an interest in science and research.

Duration: 6 weeks

18. Fox Chase Immersion Science Program

The Fox Chase Immersion Science Program offers high school students the chance to engage in scientific research in cancer biology, immunology, and other medical research fields. Students work alongside professionals in research labs and gain practical experience in data collection and analysis. This program provides an excellent opportunity for students interested in pursuing a career in medical research.

Eligibility: Open to high school students interested in medical research.

Duration: 8 weeks

19. Aresty Research Center High School Opportunities

The Aresty Research Center at Rutgers University offers high school students the opportunity to participate in research projects across various academic fields. Students work with faculty and researchers, gaining experience in conducting research and analyzing data. The program provides insight into university-level research and prepares students for future academic pursuits.

Eligibility: Open to high school students with an interest in academic research.

Duration: 6 weeks

20. Young Scholars Program at UC Davis

The Young Scholars Program at UC Davis offers high school students a unique opportunity to conduct research in various scientific disciplines, including biology, chemistry, and environmental sciences. Students are paired with mentors to design and carry out their research projects, gaining valuable experience and skills. The program also includes field trips, workshops, and seminars on research methodology.

Eligibility: Open to high school students with a strong interest in research and science.

Duration: 6 weeks

Creative Arts & Media

Discover internships in design, film, music, content creation, and journalism.

Internship Opportunities

1. The Met Summer High School Internships

This program offers high school students the opportunity to work closely with museum staff, gaining hands-on experience in art, history, and museum operations. Interns participate in various educational activities and professional development. It’s an excellent opportunity for students looking to explore careers in the museum and arts world.

Eligibility: Open to high school students in grades 11–12

Duration: Summer program

2. Film Consortium San Diego Volunteer Program

This volunteer program provides students with the opportunity to engage in film production, marketing, and event coordination. Volunteers help organize film screenings, festivals, and networking events. It’s a great chance to gain experience and connections in the film industry.

Eligibility: Open to high school and college students

Duration: Year-round

3. Emma Bowen Foundation Media Internship

The Emma Bowen Foundation offers internships that connect students of color with top media and technology companies. Interns gain hands-on experience in journalism, film, and media production, alongside mentorship from professionals. It’s an amazing opportunity for students pursuing careers in media.

Eligibility: High school seniors and college students of color

Duration: Summer or year-round

4. The Paley Center for Media High School Internship

This internship allows students to explore careers in television, film, and digital media. Interns engage in research, assist with exhibitions, and get an inside look at the operations of a leading media institution. It’s perfect for students interested in pursuing a career in media.

Eligibility: Open to high school students

Duration: Summer program

5. National Gallery of Art Summer Internships

Interns work with museum professionals on curatorial projects, educational programming, and research. This internship gives students a chance to experience working at a world-renowned art institution. It’s ideal for students interested in art history, curation, or museum education.

Eligibility: Open to high school students and college undergraduates

Duration: Summer

6. Art Institute of Chicago Teen Opportunities

This program offers students opportunities to explore the museum world through hands-on projects, workshops, and mentorship. Interns learn about exhibition design, public programming, and curatorial practices. It’s an exciting opportunity for teens passionate about art and museums.

Eligibility: Open to high school students

Duration: Year-round

7. Brooklyn Museum Creative Practice Internship

The Creative Practice Internship at the Brooklyn Museum allows students to gain experience in the arts through hands-on work in exhibitions, education, and public programming. Interns engage with museum staff and artists to develop creative projects. It’s perfect for students interested in pursuing a career in the arts.

Eligibility: Open to high school students

Duration: Summer program

8. MAD Museum Teen Programs

The Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) offers hands-on workshops and creative programs for teens, where interns work with artists and museum professionals. Interns explore different art mediums and gain experience in exhibition development. This is an immersive learning experience for future artists and curators.

Eligibility: Open to high school students

Duration: Year-round

9. Museum of Fine Arts Boston Teen Programs

The Museum of Fine Arts offers high school students the opportunity to work on creative projects, learn from artists, and explore the museum’s collections. Interns gain hands-on experience in art education, exhibition preparation, and more. It’s a great chance to explore careers in the arts.

Eligibility: Open to high school students

Duration: Year-round

10. Virginia Film Office Internships

The Virginia Film Office internship program provides students with an introduction to the film industry, with opportunities to work on film production, editing, and post-production. Interns gain valuable experience and industry connections. This program is perfect for students interested in filmmaking.

Eligibility: Open to high school students in Virginia

Duration: Varies (summer or year-round)

11. Austin Film Festival Internship

The Austin Film Festival offers high school and college students internships in film production, event planning, and media outreach. Interns gain hands-on experience at one of the country’s leading film festivals. This is an ideal internship for students looking to break into the film industry.

Eligibility: Open to high school students and college students

Duration: Summer

12. Young Americans Foundation Internships

The Young Americans Foundation offers internships in media, communications, and event planning. Interns work on political and cultural initiatives, gaining hands-on experience and professional development. It’s a great opportunity for students passionate about media and politics.

Eligibility: Open to high school students

Duration: Summer or year-round

13. Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago Teen Creative Agency

The Teen Creative Agency program allows high school students to work on art projects, curating exhibitions, and promoting the museum. Interns are involved in artistic collaborations and gain experience working in a contemporary art institution. It’s a great opportunity for students interested in arts and curatorial work.

Eligibility: Open to high school students

Duration: Year-round

14. Vogue Internship Program

Vogue offers high school students the chance to work in fashion journalism and media. Interns participate in editorial, marketing, and digital media roles, learning about the fast-paced world of fashion. This is an excellent opportunity for those pursuing careers in fashion or media.

Eligibility: Open to high school students with an interest in fashion

Duration: Summer program

15. BAM Theatre Summer Internships

The Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) offers summer internships in theater production, marketing, and performance. Interns gain experience in event coordination, promotion, and assisting in theatrical performances. It’s a great way to learn more about the theater industry.

Eligibility: Open to high school students

Duration: Summer program

16. Smithsonian Internship Program

The Smithsonian offers internships in arts, culture, and museum studies, providing students with the opportunity to work with professionals in the field. Interns assist with curatorial work, educational programming, and museum research. It’s a great way to gain experience at a world-class cultural institution.

Eligibility: Open to high school and college students

Duration: Summer or year-round

17. Texas Ballet Theater Communications Internship

The Texas Ballet Theater offers high school students a chance to learn about communications in the world of performing arts. Interns assist with writing, event coordination, and social media outreach. It’s a fantastic opportunity for students interested in arts administration and marketing.

Eligibility: Open to high school students

Duration: Summer

18. The Paley Center for Media High School Internship

This internship allows students to explore careers in media through hands-on experiences and mentorship. Interns learn about television, film, and digital media while engaging in research projects. It’s a great introduction to the media industry.

Eligibility: Open to high school students

Duration: Summer program

Volunteer Opportunities

1. Film Consortium San Diego Volunteer Program

This volunteer program offers individuals the opportunity to get involved with the San Diego film community. Volunteers assist with events, film screenings, and other community-building activities. It’s perfect for anyone passionate about film production and industry events.

Eligibility: Open to all ages

Duration: Year-round

2. Carnegie Museums Volunteer Opportunities

Carnegie Museums offer a variety of volunteer opportunities at its museums, including roles in education, collections, and special events. Volunteers contribute to enriching the museum experience for visitors and help out with exhibitions and educational programs. This is a great chance for anyone interested in the arts and museum work.

Eligibility: Open to volunteers of all ages (some programs require 16+)

Duration: Year-round

Volunteer Opportunities

3. Art in Action Volunteer Opportunities

Art in Action offers volunteers the chance to work with students and teach art in schools. Volunteers can assist with the delivery of art lessons and after-school programs, helping children express themselves through creative projects. It’s a wonderful program for individuals passionate about art education.

Eligibility: Open to high school students and adults

Duration: Flexible (ongoing)

4. VolunteerMatch: Arts Volunteer Opportunities

VolunteerMatch connects volunteers with opportunities across the U.S., including arts-related volunteer roles. Volunteers can assist with exhibitions, outreach, and nonprofit arts organizations. It’s an excellent resource for those seeking to contribute their time to creative endeavors.

Eligibility: Open to all ages

Duration: Varies by opportunity

5. Spy Hop Media Volunteer Program

Spy Hop offers opportunities for volunteers to assist with media education, including working with youth in video production, music, and digital arts. Volunteers help students learn valuable skills in a creative environment. It’s a great way to get involved in media education and youth empowerment.

Eligibility: Open to all ages (background check required)

Duration: Ongoing

6. Community-Word Project Volunteer Opportunities

Community-Word Project engages volunteers in arts-based education and literacy initiatives. Volunteers work with students on creative writing, spoken word poetry, and performance. It’s ideal for those interested in youth mentorship and arts education.

Eligibility: Open to all ages (particularly for those with an interest in education)

Duration: Year-round

7. Smithsonian Digital Volunteers

The Smithsonian's Digital Volunteer program allows individuals to transcribe and edit digitized documents. Volunteers help make historical documents and artifacts accessible online. This is an excellent way to engage in history and archival work from home.

Eligibility: Open to all ages

Duration: Flexible

8. I Can Help Student Volunteer Program

I Can Help connects students with volunteer opportunities that focus on digital literacy, technology, and social media. Volunteers work on initiatives to educate others and improve online safety and digital communication. It’s a great program for tech-savvy students.

Eligibility: Open to high school students

Duration: Flexible (ongoing)

9. 826 National Volunteer Program

826 National offers volunteer opportunities for students to work with younger children on writing and creative projects. Volunteers can help with tutoring, workshops, and after-school programs. It’s an inspiring way to support literacy and creative education.

Eligibility: Open to high school students and adults

Duration: Flexible (ongoing)

10. Arts Angle Vantage Volunteer Opportunities

Arts Angle Vantage offers a variety of volunteer roles within the arts, ranging from assisting with gallery events to supporting youth arts programs. Volunteers help make the arts accessible to more people and contribute to the local arts scene. It’s a great fit for students interested in arts administration and community engagement.

Eligibility: Open to all ages

Duration: Flexible

11. Art and Culture Center Volunteer Opportunities

The Art and Culture Center offers volunteers the chance to help with art exhibits, educational programs, and public events. Volunteers can also assist with fundraising and community outreach. This is an ideal opportunity for students passionate about arts administration.

Eligibility: Open to high school students and adults

Duration: Year-round

12. The Umbrella Arts Center Volunteer Program

The Umbrella Arts Center provides volunteers with opportunities to assist with art classes, theater performances, and gallery exhibitions. Volunteers play an important role in supporting arts education in the local community. It’s an excellent way to gain experience in arts administration.

Eligibility: Open to high school students and adults

Duration: Year-round

13. Americans for the Arts: Volunteer Portal

Americans for the Arts connects volunteers with art-related organizations and programs. This platform offers a range of opportunities, from assisting with gallery openings to organizing cultural events. It’s an excellent resource for students interested in the intersection of business and the arts.

Eligibility: Open to all ages

Duration: Varies by opportunity

14. The Metropolitan Museum of Art Volunteer Opportunities

The Met offers a variety of volunteer roles, including gallery assistants, event staff, and administrative support. Volunteers gain firsthand experience in one of the world's leading museums. This is a perfect opportunity for anyone passionate about art history and museum operations.

Eligibility: Open to high school students and adults

Duration: Year-round

15. Art with a Heart Volunteer Program

Art with a Heart provides volunteer opportunities to help children and adults engage in artistic expression. Volunteers lead art workshops, help with exhibitions, and assist with outreach programs. It’s a wonderful way to give back through creativity and arts education.

Eligibility: Open to all ages

Duration: Flexible

16. Munroe Center for the Arts Volunteer Opportunities

The Munroe Center offers opportunities for volunteers to assist with art classes, performances, and community outreach events. Volunteers gain hands-on experience in arts administration and education. It’s a great fit for anyone wanting to support the arts in their community.

Eligibility: Open to high school students and adults

Duration: Year-round

17. Young at Art Museum Volunteer Program

The Young at Art Museum offers volunteer opportunities for individuals passionate about working with children and the arts. Volunteers assist with workshops, events, and special programs. It’s a wonderful way to get involved in arts education and museum operations.

Eligibility: Open to high school students and adults

Duration: Flexible

18. Art Center NJ Volunteer Opportunities

The Art Center NJ provides volunteers with opportunities to assist with art classes, exhibitions, and special events. Volunteers can help out in various roles, from gallery assistants to event coordinators. It’s an excellent way to gain experience in arts administration and education.

Eligibility: Open to high school students and adults

Duration: Year-round

19. Crealdé School of Art Volunteer Program

Crealdé School of Art offers volunteers the chance to help with art exhibitions, classes, and community outreach initiatives. Volunteers support the center’s mission of providing art education to the community. It’s perfect for those interested in arts education and community engagement.

Eligibility: Open to all ages

Duration: Flexible

20. Arts Center East Volunteer Opportunities

The Arts Center East offers volunteer opportunities for individuals to assist with performances, events, and educational programs. Volunteers can work in various capacities, from administrative support to event staffing. It’s a great chance to be involved in the local arts community.

Eligibility: Open to all ages

Duration: Year-round

Program Opportunities

1. NYU Summer Academy in New York City

The NYU Summer Academy offers students the chance to take college-level courses and experience life in the heart of NYC. Participants have the opportunity to learn from industry professionals and gain hands-on experience in their chosen fields. It's a great way to kickstart your creative career and expand your knowledge in arts and media.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 9-12)

Duration: Summer (typically 3 weeks)

2. University of Georgia Summer Media Camp

The UGA Summer Media Camp provides students with the opportunity to explore the world of journalism, video production, and digital media. Participants will engage in workshops, hands-on projects, and learn from industry professionals. This is a great camp for anyone interested in a career in media or film.

Eligibility: Open to high school students (grades 9-12)

Duration: Summer (1-2 weeks)

3. MoMA Teen Programs

MoMA offers teens the chance to explore contemporary art through hands-on projects, workshops, and mentorship. Students can work with artists and gain insight into the creative process. The program aims to help teens connect with the world of art and culture.

Eligibility: High school students

Duration: Year-round, with specific summer programs

4. Whitney Museum Teen Programs

The Whitney Museum offers a variety of programs for teens, including internships, art workshops, and public programs. Participants can engage with contemporary art and learn how to express themselves through creative projects. The museum’s teen programs focus on personal growth and professional development.

Eligibility: High school students

Duration: Year-round, with summer options

5. Fresh Films Weekly Filmmaking Program

Fresh Films offers an exciting filmmaking program where teens can create films alongside industry professionals. The program focuses on hands-on experience and gives students the tools they need to create their own projects. It’s a great opportunity for teens to hone their filmmaking skills and explore their passion for media.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 13-18)

Duration: Weekly, year-round

6. Summer at Tisch - NYU

Summer at Tisch offers students the chance to take immersive courses in filmmaking, acting, screenwriting, and more. The program is led by professional instructors from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. This is an excellent opportunity for high school students passionate about arts and media to enhance their skills.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 9-12)

Duration: Summer (3-4 weeks)

7. National Student Leadership Conference (NSLC) Graphic Design Program

The NSLC Graphic Design program offers students the opportunity to learn from experienced professionals in the graphic design field. Students will gain hands-on experience and knowledge about the latest tools and techniques used in the industry. This program helps teens develop valuable skills for a potential career in design.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 14-18)

Duration: Summer (2 weeks)

8. Bryn Mawr Film Institute Summer Filmmaking Workshop

The Bryn Mawr Film Institute offers a summer filmmaking workshop for high school students to create their own short films. The program includes hands-on training in writing, shooting, editing, and producing a film. It’s a great opportunity for aspiring filmmakers to gain practical experience.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 9-12)

Duration: Summer (1-2 weeks)

9. New York Film Academy Teen Camps & Workshops

The NYFA offers summer camps and workshops that cover various areas of filmmaking, including acting, screenwriting, and producing. Students will get hands-on experience while working alongside professionals in the industry. It’s a great opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of film and media.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 14-18)

Duration: Summer (1-4 weeks)

10. SOCAPA Film Camps

SOCAPA offers intensive filmmaking programs for teens where they can focus on directing, producing, and editing. Students work with professionals to create high-quality films and learn the ins-and-outs of the industry. It’s a perfect fit for aspiring filmmakers looking to develop their craft.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 14-18)

Duration: Summer (2-4 weeks)

11. USC School of Cinematic Arts Summer Program

The USC Summer Program offers teens the chance to explore film production through hands-on classes, film screenings, and more. Students will get exposure to the latest tools and techniques in the industry while working in professional environments. This is an ideal program for students wanting to study filmmaking at a prestigious school.

Eligibility: High school students (grades 9-12)

Duration: Summer (2-4 weeks)

12. Interlochen Filmmaking Summer Camp

Interlochen’s filmmaking summer camp is an immersive experience for students to explore the creative process of filmmaking. Teens will learn everything from screenwriting to editing, culminating in the production of their own short films. It’s a great way for aspiring filmmakers to build their portfolio and skills.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 14-18)

Duration: Summer (4-5 weeks)

13. SFFILM Young Filmmakers Camp

The SFFILM Young Filmmakers Camp offers high school students an immersive introduction to filmmaking. Students will learn about story development, filming techniques, and editing. It’s a great opportunity to create films and gain skills in the media industry.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 14-18)

Duration: Summer (2 weeks)

14. Film & Media Arts Camp at Cvent

This film and media arts camp offers a chance to learn the basics of filmmaking and media production, providing hands-on opportunities to work with equipment and develop editing skills. Students will work on individual and group projects and showcase their work at the end of the camp. It's an excellent program for anyone interested in a career in media.

Eligibility: High school students

Duration: Summer (1-2 weeks)

15. Syracuse University Summer College: Intro to Film & Media Arts

Syracuse University’s Summer College offers an introduction to film and media arts program where high school students can explore the fundamentals of filmmaking, storytelling, and editing. Students will engage in hands-on production of their own short films and learn the technical and creative aspects of media production.

Eligibility: High school students (ages 15-18)

Duration: Summer (3 weeks)

Politics & Political Science

From campaigning to policy analysis, gain real-world experience in government, advocacy, and political strategy.

Internship Opportunities

1. Senate Page Program

Get hands-on experience working in the U.S. Senate as a page, assisting with legislative duties.

Eligibility: High school students

Duration: Semester-based

2. FPRI Internships

Gain valuable political science research experience with the Foreign Policy Research Institute.

Eligibility: College students

Duration: Flexible

3. Pasquines Internship

Work with Pasquines to contribute to political discourse and analysis in a variety of ways.

Eligibility: High school/college students

Duration: Flexible

4. U.S. Treasury Internship Program

Join the U.S. Treasury Department for an internship focused on public policy and economic analysis.

Eligibility: College students

Duration: Summer

5. USC Political Future Internship

Intern with the Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics at USC, working on political initiatives and career development.

Eligibility: College students

Duration: Flexible

6. Vanhollen Senate Internship

Assist Senator Chris Van Hollen's office with legislative duties and constituent services.

Eligibility: High school/college students

Duration: Summer

7. American Bar Association Internship

Join the American Bar Association's Junior Lawyers Division and assist in various litigation and legal research tasks.

Eligibility: High school/college students

Duration: Flexible

8. New Haven Internship Opportunities

Explore a variety of internship opportunities within the New Haven city government, with a focus on public service.

Eligibility: High school/college students

Duration: Flexible

9. CAIR Chicago Internship

Join the Council on American-Islamic Relations in Chicago and work on civil rights, advocacy, and public policy projects.

Eligibility: High school/college students

Duration: Flexible

10. Smithsonian Internship

Work with the Smithsonian Institution on political science research and community outreach programs.

Eligibility: College students

Duration: Summer

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