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Any engineering internships for high schoolers in NYC?

I'm a high school student in NYC, and I'm really interested in engineering. Are there any internships or opportunities for high school students to gain experience in engineering around the city? Looking for something during the school year or over the summer.

9 months ago

Sure, there are several opportunities for high school students interested in engineering in the NYC area. Here are a few to consider:

1. Cooper Union's Summer STEM Program: This is a pre-college program designed for students interested in pursuing a degree in engineering. The program offers hands-on projects, workshops, and seminars in topics like civil, mechanical, electrical, and chemical engineering.

2. The Research Science Institute (RSI): Hosted by the Center for Excellence in Education, RSI is a summer research program that allows high school students to work with experienced mentors on engineering projects. While the program takes place at MIT, it's open to students from all over the country, including those in NYC.

3. LEGO Robotics & Engineering Programs: Many organizations in NYC offer LEGO robotics workshops and classes for students in high school and middle school. These programs focus on applying engineering principles while building advanced LEGO creations. Examples include programs offered by the NYC Department of Education's G&T Robotics Clubs and the YMI Cultural Center.

4. Engineering-focused internships: Many companies offer internships for high school students in engineering-related fields.

As you search for internships and other opportunities, be sure to reach out to your high school guidance counselor or career center, as they may have access to local internships or programs. Additionally, networking with local engineering professionals and attending relevant events (such as job fairs and engineering expos) may increase your chances of finding an internship or hands-on experience in your area.

Good luck on your search, and I hope you find an opportunity that excites you and helps you learn more about engineering!

9 months ago

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