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  • George Mason University Aspiring Scientists Summer Internship Program (ASSIP)

    The Aspiring Scientists Summer Internship Program (ASSIP) at George Mason University offers high school students the opportunity to conduct research alongside university faculty in various STEM fields. Participants gain hands-on experience in research laboratories, including both in-person and remote options, and earn 3 college credits for their participation.

    Fairfax, VA and Manassas, VA

  • George Mason University’s Aspiring Scientists Summer Internship Program (ASSIP)

    The Aspiring Scientists Summer Internship Program (ASSIP) at George Mason University offers high school students the opportunity to conduct intensive research under the guidance of faculty mentors. Participants engage in hands-on work in a variety of fields, culminating in a research presentation and the completion of 3 college credits.

    Multiple Locations

  • George Washington Carver Research Internship Program

    The George Washington Carver Research Internship Program is a semester-long research opportunity at Iowa State University for undergraduate students enrolled in the National Student Exchange (NSE) program. Interns conduct research with faculty mentors, engage in professional development workshops, and explore food systems.

    Ames, IA (Iowa State University campus)

  • Georgetown Lombardi High School & Undergraduate Summer Volunteer Program

    The Georgetown Lombardi High School & Undergraduate Summer Volunteer Program is an 8-week intensive research experience designed for students interested in pursuing careers in bio-medically related sciences. Participants work full-time in cutting-edge laboratories under the guidance of research scientists, gaining hands-on experience and attending weekly seminars on cancer biology.

    Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington, DC

  • Georgia Tech Science, Technology, and Engineering Pipeline (STEP) Program

    The Georgia Tech Science, Technology, and Engineering Pipeline (STEP) Program is a hands-on, two-week engineering internship designed for high school students. Participants work in teams under the guidance of Georgia Tech faculty mentors to solve real-world research-inspired engineering challenges and present their findings at a final poster session.

    Georgia Tech main campus, Atlanta, GA

  • Georgia Tech Summer Engineering Institute (SEI)

    The Georgia Tech Summer Engineering Institute (SEI) is a one-week residential program for rising 11th and 12th-grade students in Georgia. Participants engage in hands-on experiments, interactive workshops, and explore the engineering admissions process while living on the Georgia Tech campus.

    Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA

  • Georgia Tech Summer P.E.A.K.S. for High School Students

    Georgia Tech Summer P.E.A.K.S. (Programs for Enrichment and Accelerated Knowledge in STEAM) are immersive, hands-on summer experiences held on the Georgia Tech campus. These sessions are designed for rising 9th-12th grade students to explore science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics through experiential activities.

    Georgia Tech Atlanta Campus, Atlanta, GA

  • Bundeswettbewerb Informatik

    The Bundeswettbewerb Informatik is a three-round German computer science competition for students and young people. Participants solve computer science problems individually or in teams in the first round, with increasing difficulty in subsequent rounds, culminating in a final round of group work and expert interviews.

    Virtual (with in-person components for finalists)

  • Fraunhofer Talent Schools

    Fraunhofer Talent Schools are 3-4 day workshops for students interested in STEM subjects (MINT). Participants conduct experiments, work on modern research tasks guided by scientists, and learn about applied research at Fraunhofer institutes.

    Multiple Locations

  • Jugend forscht

    Jugend forscht is a German national competition for children and young people in the fields of mathematics, computer science, natural sciences, and technology (STEM). It aims to discover and foster talent by encouraging students to pursue and present their own independent projects. Participants can compete individually or in teams in various project categories.

    Multiple Locations

  • Internationale JuniorScienceOlympiade (German selection)

    The Internationale JuniorScienceOlympiade (IJSO) is a science competition for students aged 15 or younger, focusing on interdisciplinary tasks and experiments across biology, chemistry, and physics. It is designed to foster enthusiasm for natural sciences and provide opportunities for students to challenge themselves and collaborate with peers. The German selection process is open to students in Germany or attending German schools abroad.

    Multiple Locations

  • Girls Who Code -- Pathways

    Girls Who Code Pathways is a virtual, self-paced program for high school students to learn coding, create tech projects, and connect with a community of changemakers. It is designed for students of all experience levels to gain skills in computer science in a flexible, accessible environment.

    Virtual