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International student engineering competition to design, build and drive the most energy-efficient vehicle possible.

Paid internship program for local high school students from underrepresented groups to work alongside Fermilab scientists.

Experiences in Research: six-week summer internships where high-school students work on real projects with Berkeley Lab scientists and staff.

Paid summer internships for high school students in science, technology, engineering and math at a U.S. national laboratory.

Paid and unpaid internships for high school and college students across NASA centers, posted on NASA's internship portal.

The Next Generation STEM Internship (NGSI): STEM projects alongside ORNL research and professional staff.

Student internship programs at a U.S. national laboratory, including opportunities for high school students in select programs.

Structured mentored summer research experience in cancer biology labs; primarily college students, some high school pathways exist.

Multi-year research mentoring program pairing NYC high school students from underrepresented groups with AMNH scientists.

The Eugene and Ruth Roberts Summer Student Academy: 10 weeks of mentored biomedical research at City of Hope.

Genetics and biotechnology education programs and labs for students, including summer camps and research pathways.

Saturday and summer science and math courses for academically talented high school students in the NYC area.

Seven-month online training program for the US National Chemistry Olympiad (USNCO) and International Chemistry Olympiad, with 15 live classes and practice exams.

Video-based science fair where students of any age 5 and up submit a five-minute project video and written description. Awards include the Acellus Science Fair Award and the Naval Science Award Program.

Regional Science Bowl for Bay Area middle and high school teams; winning teams advance to the national competition.

Statewide science and engineering fair with project display and judging, meant to build interest in science and engineering careers and bring students together with scientists.

International high school project competition on environmental issues in nine disciplines: Science, Art, Short Film, Music, Robotics, Entrepreneurship, Speech, Coding and Artificial Intelligence.

Regional science and engineering fair with judging, awards and ceremonies, plus over 25 special awards totaling $3,000+ from organizations such as Intel, NASA and the American Chemical Society.

Three-tier neuroscience competition for teens: local Brain Bee, national Brain Bee and the IBB World Championship. Over 25,000 competitors from more than 50 countries take part each year.

Academic competition for students interested in astronaut training and space science, with a Mercury Division for new teams and an Apollo Division. Includes an online qualifying test and coach training in Tallahassee.

Online poster design competition for U.S. middle and high school students in three categories: Agriculture and Food Science, Human and Animal Health, and Platform Tools and Technologies. Winners are invited to a UC Davis symposium.

Team robotics competition where two alliances of two teams each play the 2026-2027 game Override, with a 15-second autonomous period and 1:45 of driver control on a 12 by 12 foot field.

Regional symposium where students present original STEM research to judges at a university; scholarships and recognition available.

Stipended summer placements for high school students in university research labs or U.S. Army research laboratories and centers.