Camp Cronkite immerses high school students in journalism and media through hands-on learning led by Cronkite faculty and staff. Campers explore digital, broadcast, and sports journalism, digital marketing, and more. Living in campus housing, students experience college life, develop practical media skills, and build their portfolios...(more)
Hosted by NYU's Tandon School of Engineering, CS4CS introduces high school students to cybersecurity and computer science fundamentals, welcoming those with any level of experience. Through the program, students explore topics like ethical hacking, cryptography, steganography, digital forensics, data privacy, and the ethical use of information, preparing them for the dynamic world of cybersecurity...(more)
The Magee-Womens Research Institute (MWRI) High School Summer Internship Program provides a 6-week experience for students interested in biomedical research. Interns work on projects in reproductive biology, women’s or infant health under MWRI investigators’ guidance. Students attend Lunch & Learn sessions to hear scientists’ career insights and present their research at the annual High School Internship Presentation Day for MWRI faculty, staff, and peers...(more)
Hosted by the Carle Illinois College of Medicine, SpHERES (Sparking High Schoolers’ Excitement for Research in Engineering and Science) is a dynamic research program designed for rising 10-12th graders from Champaign-Urbana high schools interested in pursuing STEM majors in higher education. ..(more)
The Emerging Leaders Summer Internship Program (ELSIP) is a partnership between the City of Austin, Bank of America, and the Quality of Life Foundation. This paid summer internship offers Austin-area high school students the chance to develop leadership skills and gain work experience in various career fields based on their interests. ELSIP also includes two educational field trips. Applicants must be City of Austin residents and currently enrolled in an Austin-area high school...(more)
Hosted by the University of Houston and Rice University, Wonderworks Houston offers arts & humanities summer enrichment programs for students entering grades 10-12 or recent high school graduates. These programs are near-college level in complexity, aimed at mature, motivated, and academically strong students. Admission is competitive, requiring a 3.0 GPA, high achievement in core subjects, and strong PSAT/SAT or ACT scores. Talented English language learners are encouraged to apply...(more)
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GENIUS Olympiad is an international high school competition focused on environmental challenges. Organized by Terra Science and Education and hosted by Rochester Institute of Technology, it features projects in eight disciplines designed to inspire creative solutions and global awareness...(more)
The TARGET Program is a competitive six-week summer internship for Illinois high school sophomores and juniors with a strong interest and aptitude in physics, mathematics, computer science, and engineering. Combining work and experiential learning, TARGET encourages students to consider college study and careers in STEM. A key focus of the program is to increase the representation of minorities and women in science, engineering, and computer science fields...(more)
Art of Problem Solving (AoPS) trains young problem solvers with innovative curricula spanning math, language arts, science, and computer science. Students learn to tackle complex, unseen challenges and prepare for success in academics, careers, and life. AoPS Online, AoPS Academy, and Beast Academy provide self-paced, in-person, and online classes to support diverse learning styles...(more)
Get ready for an exciting summer at the University of Washington’s Center for Neurotechnology (CNT)! Join us for the immersive five-day “YSP-REACH” program for high school students on the vibrant Seattle campus. Dive into the fascinating world of neuroscience and neural engineering, exploring cutting-edge topics like neuroethics, scientific communication, and the latest innovations in brain-computer interfaces...(more)
The Summer High School Internship Program (SHIP) is a selective, eight-week paid internship for rising 11th and 12th graders from underrepresented backgrounds in biomedical science. Starting with two weeks of lab safety and skills training at Fred Hutch’s Training Labs, interns then spend six weeks in a mentored research group in Seattle. SHIP also includes research seminars, college and career workshops, and social events, ending with presentations to the Fred Hutch community...(more)
Washington Business Week offers high school students hands-on business education on campuses and internationally. Participants develop entrepreneurial skills, form teams, and create lasting friendships. They leave focused, prepared for future careers, and connected to supportive peers. Business coaches gain leadership experience while guiding tomorrow’s leaders. ..(more)
NYU Tandon's Summer Program for User Experience Design (UX) introduces high school students to design research fundamentals for creating digital products and services, while the Summer Program for Extending Reality Through Virtual Worlds (XR) introduces high school students to the basics of designing augmented reality (AR) games. The two programs can be bundled...(more)
Experience NYU’s ARISE program, an opportunity-driven initiative that immerses students in STEM, offering a transformative learning experience. Applicants must be current 10th or 11th graders and residents of one of the five NYC boroughs. Participants will experience 4 weeks of remote, after-school workshops, followed by 6 weeks of in person, full-day programming...(more)
Seattle Children's Research Institute’s summer Research Training Program (RTP) offers local high school students a free, in-person experience in biomedical research, led by PhD scientists. Students gain lab skills and study topics like biochemistry, gene editing, and infectious diseases, with added college and career workshops. RTP prioritizes students from underrepresented backgrounds in biomedical sciences, with stipends for transportation and meals...(more)
Roswell Park's Summer Cancer Research Experience Program offers high school juniors hands-on research with expert mentors. Alongside lab work, students attend classes, seminars, and professional development workshops. The program concludes with a poster presentation at a research conference, mirroring the experience of graduate and post-doctoral scholars. Applicants must be high school students living in the Western New York region within commuting distance to Roswell Park...(more)
NYU Tandon’s Machine Learning summer program introduces high school students to computer science, data analysis, and mathematical techniques in machine learning and AI. Students explore technologies like image and video recognition, interactive voice controls, autonomous vehicles, traffic control, and advanced diagnostic tools. The program is open to high school students who have had some programming experience in any language...(more)
Rush University Medical Center’s six-week, paid MedSTEM Explorers program allows underrepresented rising high school sophomores and juniors to explore STEM and healthcare careers. Students build academic and workplace skills, researching real-world health issues in Chicago communities. Successful participants may advance to the MedSTEM Pathways internship program...(more)
The INSIGHT High School Program at the University of Washington's Harborview Injury Prevention & Research Center offers high school students exposure to the medical and public health fields with a focus on social justice and health disparities. Over four intensive weeks, students collaborate and explore injury and violence prevention research, gaining hands-on experience and insights into public health...(more)
High School Diplomats offers scholarships for cultural exchange between U.S. and Japanese students. Participants start with an eight-day program in the U.S., and after completing it, may apply for a scholarship to spend several weeks in Japan the following summer, deepening their international understanding. ..(more)
Greenwood Music Camp is a summer chamber music program for middle and high school students in Cummington, Massachusetts. It enriches each participant through the joy of making great music, while building lasting friendships and a supportive community...(more)
The Carolina Sports Journalism Camp invites rising high school juniors and seniors interested in sports and media. This three-day residential camp offers sessions in sports broadcasting, writing, and videography, with students housed on the UNC-Chapel Hill campus...(more)
The 8-week internship at Memorial Sloan Kettering (MSK) offers students a hands-on experience in biomedical or computational research labs. Each student is paired with a mentor, develops technical skills, and completes a self-directed project aligned with the lab’s research goals. Through lab meetings and program sessions, students engage with MSK's research community. Additional events hosted by MSK departments introduce students to translational medicine and life as a scientist...(more)
KGI offers a select number of unpaid summer internships for highly motivated and academically strong high school students interested in science or engineering careers. Running alongside the Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) program, this internship provides students with exposure to college-level science and engineering. Participants can also join SURE program seminars and workshops, enriching their learning experience...(more)
The Biomimicry Institute's Biomimicry Youth Design Challenge (BYDC) engages middle and high school teams in designing bio-inspired solutions to real-world issues. It equips educators-formal and informal-to use biomimicry as an engineering strategy, integrate STEM activities, and align instruction with the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)...(more)
MedSTEM Pathways is a paid internship for rising high school juniors, seniors, and recent graduates to explore careers at Rush University Medical Center or partner organizations. The program runs in summer, fall, and spring; summer includes college prep, life skills, and workplace training, while fall and spring offer internship experience only. Students gain insight into fields like medicine, IT, finance, and research, helping them make informed college and career decisions...(more)
The Civil Air Patrol's Cadet Program is a youth development program for young people ages 12 to 18 in the United States. It focuses on aerospace education, leadership training, physical fitness, and community service. Cadets participate in activities like flying, emergency services, and leadership workshops while earning ranks and awards as they progress. The program helps develop responsible citizens and future leaders, with a strong emphasis on teamwork, discipline, and personal growth...(more)
Future Problem Solving aims to inspire curious learners to develop the thinking skills they need to shape their own futures and become successful global citizens. In the Scenario Writing program, students work in teams, start with research, refine their scenes through expert feedback, and craft final scenarios that inspire students to solve complex issues. Through an interative feedback process, students prepare their Scenario for competition...(more)
The five-day Pre-Pharmacy Enrichment Program (PrEP) is aimed at students interested in pharmacy careers. Participants engage in interactive classes and activities that introduce pharmacy practice and explore various career paths within the field. The program also highlights the impactful roles pharmacists play in patient care beyond traditional dispensing...(more)
Future Engineers hosts online innovation challenges for K-12 students. In 2014, it launched a 3D printing in space challenge with ASME and NASA support, leading to the first student-designed 3D print in space. Challenge themes cover topics such as space missions, climate change, 3D modeling and design, and high-altitude experiments. Challenges can be completed by teams or individual students...(more)
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The Simons Summer Research Program allows highly motivated high school students to conduct hands-on research in science, math, or engineering at Stony Brook University. Participants, known as Simons Fellows, collaborate with esteemed faculty mentors, gain experience in laboratory techniques, join active research teams, and explore university research life. Simons Fellows can live with fellow student researchers on campus or commute...(more)
The Cardiothoracic Surgical Skills and Education Center’s Stanford Summer Internship is an intensive program for high school students interested in science and medicine. Participants explore cardiothoracic surgery and anatomy through hands-on labs and lectures led by Stanford faculty and surgical staff. The program aims to deepen understanding of cardiac diseases and surgical skills, providing early exposure valuable for those considering medical careers...(more)
The National Hispanic Institute's Great Debate is a communications and leadership program for high-achieving 9th graders who aspire to future civic roles. It offers a rigorous learning experience that empowers them to strengthen their voices, foster meaningful community engagement, and build confidence. Applicants must be currently enrolled in the 9th grade, have a 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale, and be a first-time NHI participant. ..(more)
The Bay Area Science and Engineering Fair (BASEF) is an Ontario-based regional competition where students present projects, gain recognition, and can advance to higher levels. Affiliated with the Canada Wide Science Fair and the International Science and Engineering Fair, top projects move on to compete nationally and internationally. Open to students grades seven through twelve living in the City of Hamilton, the Regional Municipality of Halton, Six Nations, Haldimand, Norfolk, Brant Counties...(more)
Fleischer Scholars is a pre-college program designed for rising Arizona high school juniors and seniors interested in business. Participants gain exposure to business careers, earn college credit, cultivate an entrepreneurial outlook, and strengthen communication skills. The program also offers the chance to connect with local business leaders and form valuable networks with students, faculty, staff, and alumni from Arizona State University’s W. P. Carey School of Business...(more)
Camp SOAR is a five-day summer camp at Texas A&M University for rising high school juniors and seniors interested in aerospace engineering. Campers explore the field through hands-on design projects and tours of Texas A&M’s aerospace research facilities, gaining insight into the department’s work and resources...(more)
The HS Careers in Medicine Workshop at the Miller School of Medicine is designed for rising seniors from Miami-Dade County Public Schools. This week-long program introduces students to medical careers and enhances their understanding of the healthcare field. Participants will learn about research, problem-based learning, academic preparation, and the college application process, while also gaining valuable networking and mentorship opportunities with faculty, residents, and students...(more)
FBINAA’s Youth Leadership Program (YLP) provides an immersive 8-day advanced leadership experience for high school students. It fosters resilience, service, and social responsibility through academic, fitness, and hands-on activities. Participants gain skills to become effective young leaders...(more)
A free, virtual STEM competition for students grades 6-9, eCYBERMISSION brings together 2-4 students and an adult Team Advisor to explore and try to solve community problems. Teams can choose one of two paths -- on the Science path, they ask questions and explore a problem, while on the Engineering path, they try to solve a problem. ..(more)
The VCU Summer Research Internship is a six-week program for high school students interested in lab research. Under the guidance of a mentor, interns work on assigned projects, develop a slideshow and poster, and present their findings to peers, family, and the VCU community. Weekly seminars with guest speakers from VCU and partner organizations enhance the experience with insights into various research topics. Eligible applicants must be current residents in the Greater Richmond Area...(more)
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The Stanford Neurodiversity Project’s Research, Education, and Advocacy Camp for high schoolers combines lectures on neurodiversity with a design-thinking group project. Students explore careers or academic interests in neurodiversity advocacy, studying with Stanford faculty and visiting experts. Participants join a diverse group of peers and get a chance to present their work at Stanford’s leading neurodiversity conference...(more)
The Hutton Junior Fisheries Biology Program is an 8-week, paid summer internship for rising high school senior/college freshmen, sponsored by the American Fisheries Society. Hutton Scholars are paired with local fisheries professionals for hands-on experience in marine or freshwater settings. Interns receive a stipend, submit reports, and gain valuable real-world skills in fisheries science. Open to students in all 50 states, Puerto Rico, Canada, Mexico, or the Pacific Islands...(more)
NASA’s Neurodiversity Network (N3) offers high school internships through 2025 for neurodiverse students, especially those identifying as autistic, to spark interest in STEM. Interns work remotely with a NASA Subject Matter Expert in fields like Planetary Science, Earth Science, Space Science, Engineering, or Computer Science. The 2024 summer internship requires about 100 hours, with a $1,000 stipend upon completion. Scheduling is set between the intern and their mentor...(more)
The Rube Goldberg Institute for Innovation and Creativity holds competitions around the globe in both live and virtual settings. There are multiple divisions and themes of contests, some of which are open to anyone of any age. The competitions, largely centered around building or designing Rube Goldberg Machines encourage teamwork and out-of-the-box problem solving, in a fresh learning environment and level playing field...(more)
Founded in 2003, the Summer Research Internship Program offers an 8-week experience for medical students interested in basic science or clinical research careers. Interns are paired with mentors at research sites like LSUHSC-New Orleans, University Medical Center, and more. They learn lab and clinical techniques, attend seminars on research ethics and professional development, and present their findings at the annual Medical Student Research Symposium in the fall...(more)
Institute for Systems Biology's Systems Thinkers in STEM Ambassadorship (STiSA) aims to prepare current 10th and 11th graders to become systems thinkers in STEM. Participants will have the chance to collaborate on projects, take courses to develop systems thinking skills, and learn about other STEM opportunities at ISB and in their own communities...(more)
Since 1995, SAI connects students to top European schools in Italy, Spain, and France. Their programs ensure safety, personal growth, and academic success. With continuous advising, community-focused activities, immersive cultural experiences, and 24/7 support, students thrive both academically and personally while exploring vibrant host cultures...(more)
The Thurgood Marshall Summer Law Internship Program connects diverse NYC public high school students with legal employers each summer. Running from April through August, this program supports the Association's commitment to increasing diversity in the legal profession...(more)
Leaders In Training (LIT) Camp at the Bear-Glasgow YMCA is a summer program for rising 9th and 10th graders focused on developing leadership skills in a fun, supportive environment. Teens participate in group projects, team-building, and personal growth activities, making new friends while learning valuable skills. The program seeks future camp counselors for Camp Cassey, and applicants interested in the program must complete a brief interview as part of the admission process...(more)
The Summer Engineering Exploration (SEE) Camp is a one-week, residential co-ed program hosted by the Society of Women Engineers at the University of Michigan. Designed for rising 10th and 11th graders, especially those with limited access to engineering resources, the camp introduces students to various engineering fields and industries, while providing insight into studying engineering at the University of Michigan...(more)
The FBI's Teen and Collegiate Academy programs engage young people by providing a behind-the-scenes look at the FBI's operations in several locations across the US. The Teen Academy offers high school students hands-on experience with law enforcement and national security, while the Collegiate Academy gives college students insight into FBI careers. Both programs aim to inspire and prepare future leaders in law enforcement and national security...(more)
At Rocky Ridge Music Summer Youth Programs, young musicians of all levels can find a program for them to develop their skills and deepen their understanding of the craft. In addition to its music education, Rocky Ridge offers community in an environment surrounded by nature where students can explore their passion and discover who they can grow to be...(more)
Art of Problem Solving (AoPS) trains young problem solvers with innovative curricula spanning math, language arts, science, and computer science. Students learn to tackle complex, unseen challenges and prepare for success in academics, careers, and life. AoPS Online, AoPS Academy, and Beast Academy provide self-paced, in-person, and online classes to support diverse learning styles...(more)
For aspiring performers ages 10–18, Paper Mill Playhouse’s Summer Musical Theater Conservatory offers rigorous training in acting, auditioning, vocal technique, and dance, led by professional actors and directors. After five weeks of intensive classes, participants showcase their talents in the annual New Voices Concert on the Paper Mill stage. Auditions required...(more)
At the Open Jar Institute Broadway Summer Intensive, students spend a summer week in intensive workshops focused on acting, singing, dance, and audition skills—all led by Broadway professionals. Under Director/Choreographer Jeff Whiting, they train with top vocal coaches, acting teachers, choreographers, agents, and casting directors, gaining expert guidance from industry leaders...(more)
The Summer Researchers in Global Health internship is a six-week program for rising high school seniors in the Bay Area. It introduces students to global health concepts through hands-on experience with real-world research projects, guided by UCSF global health experts...(more)
LEAP develops young leaders who run year-round programs for children in underserved neighborhoods. Junior Counselors, New Haven high school students aged 16+, work with children and engage in college prep, tutoring, and career development. They attend college essay workshops, career fairs, a week-long East Coast college tour, and may receive scholarships for their commitment to the LEAP community...(more)
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