Internships

The University of Hong Kong (HKU) Summer Internship 2025 is a fully funded opportunity for students worldwide to participate in a 10-week intensive research training program. This program provides participants with a chance to work on cutting-edge research under the mentorship of top academics in one of Asia’s most prestigious universities. With financial support, personalized guidance, and enriching activities, this program is perfect for students passionate about pursuing postgraduate research.

Apply now for the University of Rochester Summer Research Program 2025, a fully funded opportunity for international undergraduate and master’s students. Covering living expenses, health insurance, and more, it's your gateway to an enriching research experience in the USA.

The 2025 EPFL Summer Internship Program in Switzerland is a fully funded opportunity for students worldwide, offering hands-on research experience at one of the world’s leading institutions. Apply before December 1, 2024, and take advantage of a CHF 1,600 monthly stipend, travel coverage, and an incredible chance to grow academically and professionally.

The 2025 ETH Zurich Student Summer Research Fellowship in Europe (ETH SSRF) is a unique opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students in computer science and related fields to participate in high-quality research projects. This fellowship takes place over two months—July and August—offering selected candidates valuable research experience, networking opportunities, and a chance to explore the culture and nature of Switzerland. Here, we provide a detailed breakdown of the fellowship’s benefits, requirements, and step-by-step application process.

The OIST Research Internship Program offers a dynamic platform for students to engage in intensive research across various scientific fields, including but not limited to Neuroscience, Molecular Sciences, Environmental Sciences, and Computational Science. Interns gain firsthand experience in an international research environment, which prepares them for future academic and professional pursuits in science and technology.