Thank you for your interest in the MIT Lincoln Laboratory High School Internship Program. As a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), we adhere to specific government funding and operational guidelines. This year, in alignment with potential upcoming government policy changes, we have made the decision to pause the Summer High School Internship Program.
The High School Summer Internship Program at MIT Lincoln Laboratory provides a unique opportunity for high school rising seniors who live and attend high school in the New England area to experience and explore STEM careers before committing to an area of study in college. During the summer, interns are paired with Laboratory staff mentors to complete projects, solve problems, and learn and apply crucial technical and interpersonal skills in a hands-on, professional environment. Interns will also have access to many of the Laboratory’s technical and professional resources. This opportunity is a paid learning experience.
The Laboratory’s innovative research and development (R&D) spans 12 research areas that focus on the development and prototyping of new technologies and capabilities for national security. To learn more about Lincoln Laboratory and its R&D areas, please click the following link, https://www.ll.mit.edu/r-d.
Lincoln Laboratory Summer High School Internship Program
Thank you for your interest in the MIT Lincoln Laboratory High School Internship Program. As a Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC), we adhere to specific government funding and operational guidelines. This year, in alignment with potential upcoming government policy changes, we have made the decision to pause the Summer High School Internship Program.
The High School Summer Internship Program at MIT Lincoln Laboratory provides a unique opportunity for high school rising seniors who live and attend high school in the New England area to experience and explore STEM careers before committing to an area of study in college. During the summer, interns are paired with Laboratory staff mentors to complete projects, solve problems, and learn and apply crucial technical and interpersonal skills in a hands-on, professional environment. Interns will also have access to many of the Laboratory’s technical and professional resources. This opportunity is a paid learning experience.
The Laboratory’s innovative research and development (R&D) spans 12 research areas that focus on the development and prototyping of new technologies and capabilities for national security. To learn more about Lincoln Laboratory and its R&D areas, please click the following link, https://www.ll.mit.edu/r-d.