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3 | Baystate Health | Baystate Springfield Educational Partnership (BSEP) | Springfield | Healthcare | Summer | Orientation sessions on 1/7/2026 and 1/13/2026 | n/a | Must attend BSEP program orientation before enrolling in any classes | All High School Grades | -The internship is only for graduating seniors once they have completed courses from BSEP | |||||||||||||||||
4 | BioBuilder | High School Apprentice Challenge | Part remote / part in person (Allston/Brighton) | Laboratory training and life sciences | School year | Twice per year: mid-October to mid-December; mid-March to mid-May | First week of January for spring session; First week of September for fall session | TBD but a form is open to get early access to application | 500 | To be eligible for our program, you must be: * at least 16 years old by June 1st, 2026 * a Massachusetts public high school student * committed to pursuing college and/or a career in the life sciences We especially encourage applications from historically underrepresented groups or economically disadvantaged students. | At least 16 as of June 1st 2026 | ||||||||||||||||
5 | BioBuilder | Summer Research Program | Learning Lab in Allston (250 Western Ave) | Exploration in synthetic biology and bioengineering | Summer, 2 weeks | July 20th - July 31st 2026 | Open now, rolling application | June 1st, 2026 | Rising 10-12th graders | Taught by champion educators and PhD scientists from Harvard, Tufts, MIT, and Boston University, this program is targeted to rising 10th-12th graders who want to engineer biology to make the world a better place. Advance your path to college and careers in science. | |||||||||||||||||
6 | Biomedical Science Careers Program | Fall Skills Workshop | Harvard Medical School | This program is designed for post-baccalaureates, college and community college students, and high school sophomores through seniors who are interested in science, medicine, and healthcare and are eager to take the next step in their academic and professional journeys. It offers helpful information and guidance on topics such as applying to college and medical, graduate, or professional schools, developing interviewing skills, financial planning, resume writing, and exploring internship opportunities. | Was held on Saturday, Nov 22 in 2025 | This program is designed for post-baccalaureates, college and community college students, and high school sophomores through seniors | Special sessions for parents and caregivers are also included to help equip families with the knowledge they need to support their students’ ambitions. The program will conclude with an internship and resources fair, featuring BSCP/HMS partner organizations, companies, and institutions. | ||||||||||||||||||||
7 | Blackwell Research Institute | High School Research Scholars | Virtual | Students conduct a STEM research project with one-on-one mentorship from a PhD researcher in their field of interest | Summer 2026 programs start between May 1st and July 31st 2026 | Now | April 5th, 2026 | No | Costs $2,985, Each week, students meet one-on-one with their mentor for guidance through their project: 1. Weeks 1-2: Pick your research topic and develop your research question 2. Weeks 3-6: Conduct an analysis of past research and new data 3. Weeks 7-9: Draft your research paper 4. Weeks 10-12: Edit and finalize your paper. | ||||||||||||||||||
8 | Boston Private Industry Council (PIC) | Tech Apprentice | Boston area | Information Technology (IT) | Summer | No dates posted yet | |||||||||||||||||||||
9 | Boston University | Research in Science & Engineering (RISE) | Boston | Computational neurobiology and Data science as study options | Summer | 6 weeks | December 15th 2025 | TBD | Not paid, student has to pay to participate | -Must be in junior year of high school. Must be a US Citizen or permanent resident | Rising seniors | Also available for undergraduate students; ideal for students who prefer a structured research environment | |||||||||||||||
10 | Boston University | Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS) | Boston | Each summer, approximately 85 high school students and 25 undergraduate counselors from across the country and around the world gather for six weeks of rigorous mathematical activity. | Summer | TBD | Open now | Early March 2026, TBD | not paid, students who are in a household that makes less than 80,000$ join at no cost; up to $7000 for residential program | Students must satisfy ALL the following criteria by the first day of the program: Be at least 14 years old Have completed 9th grade (or its equivalent) Not yet enrolled as a full-time college or university student | 14-18 years old | ||||||||||||||||
11 | Boston University | Summer Lab 2026! | Boston | One or two week hands-on laboratory experiences in biotechnology and molecular biology as well as clinical trials. DNA, Genes and Drug Production. | Summer | 10-day | Posted late January, 2026 | SummerLab has a rolling acceptance policy. | Students pay depending on which cohort they participate in | High school students, must be 15 by June 30, 2026 | Students must be 15 years old by June 30, 2026 in order to attend. | Registrations processed on first come, first serve basis; this is a commuter program, no room and board will be available; scholarship opportunities available for students who qualify for the federal free/reduced lunch program based on family income and size. | |||||||||||||||
12 | Brigham and Women’s Hospital | Brigham and Women’s Hospital’s Youth Summer Program Overview | Boston | Healthcare, science and medicine | Summer | 6 weeks - dates TBD | February 2026 | TBD | yes-amount not listed on website | The Youth Summer Program is open to students: Enrolled in High School 16 years old by June 1, 2026 A resident of the City of Boston, MA Able to work the entire length of the program Complete ALL additional onboarding paperwork request for employment | 16 years old as of June 1 | ||||||||||||||||
13 | Broad Institute | Broad Summer Scholars Program | Cambridge | Cutting-edge science research | Summer | June 29 - August 7, 2026 | Now | January 21, 2026 | Yes, 3600 stipend | To be eligible to apply to BSSP, applicants must: Be a rising senior in high school (i.e. students can apply their junior year) Attend a high school in MA within commuting distance to the Broad Have earned a B or better in science and math classes Demonstrate excitement for science! No previous research experience is required. Be a US citizen, permanent resident, or non-US citizen with employment authorization Be available for the entire 6-week duration of the program. Students cannot be enrolled in other courses or programs, or commit to other employment, during program hours. Students with limited exposure to STEM are especially encouraged to apply. | Rising seniors | ||||||||||||||||
14 | Center for Excellence in Education | Research Science Institute | Cambridge | Science, engineering and research | Summer | 6 weeks TBD | Now | December 10, 2025 | n/a | RSI participants have exceptionally strong academic ability and background and are about to enter their last year of high school. Typically, this means students apply in the middle of their junior year (a.k.a. third year, or grade 11) of high school. High school seniors are not eligible to apply. It is recommended that PSAT Math Scores be at least 740 or higher and the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing Score be 700 or higher. ACT math scores should be at least 33 and verbal scores at least 34. Lower scores must be offset by strong indicators of mathematical, scientific, and academic potential exemplified in recommendations, high school grades, and science activities. | High School Juniors | Students must pay for application - non refundable $75 | |||||||||||||||
15 | Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center | CURE | Boston | Cancer research | Summer | 7-11 week summer program, June 15 2026 - August 7 2026 | Now | February 6, 2026 | Yes | Eligible Applicants must: Be a high school sophomore, junior, or senior or a college freshman, sophomore, or junior Be 16 years old at the start of the program Reside in and/or attend school in Massachusetts and be able to travel to the Longwood Medical Area in Boston five days a week in the summer | At least 16 at start of program | ||||||||||||||||
16 | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution | Girls in Science Fellowship | Woods Hole | Week-long, residential fellowship at WHOI aims to promote diversity in STEM and expose high school young women to a variety of marine careers | Summer | 1 week | TBD | TBD | no cost to apply, expenses are paid | We welcome students who are : Interested in being in a female-identified space, and Current residents of and students in Massachusetts, and Current high school sophomores and juniors (as of March 2024) * No experience required * | |||||||||||||||||
17 | Leah Knox Data Science & Biomedical Research | LEAH Project | Cambridge | Biomedical research and lab science | Summer (with STEM exposure and mentoring opportunities during the school year) | July 6th - August 7th, 2026 | Now | March 31, 2026 | Up to $2250 during summer, 2500 during school year | Any Boston-Area Public School student in grades 10-12. Must be 16 years old by the first day of the internship. Must be available to participate in the entire internship program: Summer: 5 days a week, beginning in July and continuing into August School Year: 2-3 days a week, beginning in late October and ending in Mid May | 16+ | Participate in an intensive lab at MIT during your summer after 10th or 11th grade Participate in at least 5 STEM events throughout the following school year After the first summer lab experience, receive a placement in an academic, organizational, or corporate lab placement to advance your lab and research skills the following summer Receive a Mentor who works in a STEM field Receive support in the college process | |||||||||||||||
18 | LEAH Daly Biology Research Internship with MassBioEd | LEAH Project | Cambridge | Biology research & Lab Science | Summer (with STEM exposure and mentoring opportunities during the school year) | July 6th - August 7th, 2026 | Now | March 31, 2026 | Up to $2250 during summer, 2500 during school year | 16+ | Five-week wet lab research experience during the summer designed to introduce you to biology research Job shadowing at biotech companies at Biogen, the host site of the internship, to learn more about various career paths in STEM After the first summer lab experience, receive a placement in an academic, organizational, or corporate lab placement to advance your lab and research skills the following summer Receive a Mentor who works in a STEM field Receive support in the college process | ||||||||||||||||
19 | Massachusetts General Hospital | MGH Youth Scholars Program | Boston | Research, medicine and healthcare | Summer and school year | No Dates posted yet | |||||||||||||||||||||
20 | Massachusetts Life Sciences Center | High School Apprenticeship Challenge | MA | Life sciences internships and lab training | Summer and school year | May 1 2026 - April 30 2027, 6 weeks per internship, part time or full time | now open | open enrollment but subject to close based on number of applicants and funding | Yes, up to $4,080 per intern | Applicants must be: At least 16 years old at the time the internship begins. Enrolled in or have recently graduated from a school that meets at least one of the following descriptions: Vocational technical high school as determined by Chapter 74 of the General Laws of Massachusetts or a comprehensive public high school with a life sciences Chapter 74 program. Public high school (including charter) located in one of the following “Gateway Cities” as determined by Section 3A of Chapter 23A of the General Laws of Massachusetts: Attleboro, Barnstable, Brockton, Chelsea, Chicopee, Everett, Fall River, Fitchburg, Haverhill, Holyoke, Lawrence, Leominster, Lowell, Lynn, Malden, Methuen, New Bedford, Peabody, Pittsfield, Quincy, Revere, Salem, Springfield, Taunton, Westfield, and Worcester. Public high school (including charter) with a student population of at least 25 percent classified as “low income” by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Tuition-free private school primarily serving low income/ underrepresented students. Homeschooled residents of a “Gateway City” (as defined above) or a city/town where the public high school(s) has a student population of at least 25 percent classified as “low income” by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. | At least 16 years old at the time internship begins | ||||||||||||||||
21 | Mathematics Foundation of America | Mathcamp | Champlain College Burlington, VT | Canada/USA Mathcamp is an immersive summer experience for mathematically talented students ages 13–18 from all over the world. | Summer | June 28 - August 6 2026 | January, TBD | TBD | |||||||||||||||||||
22 | MIT | MITES Summer / Semester | Cambridge | A semester of college condensed into one invigorating summer, the MITES Summer program includes high-level math and science, as well as electives that focus on real-world STEM applications—from Machine Learning to Architecture to Genomics—what most high school curricula don’t cover. You’ll learn about the impact of STEM on society and how to use your knowledge to build a better world. You’ll discover firsthand what it’s like to be a student at MIT, and gain insight into how to apply to colleges, all while laying the groundwork for you to thrive in STEM professions. | Summer and school year | Late June - Early August | Now | February 1 | Free to attend | US citizens or permanent residents; high school juniors | High school Junior | Six weeks over the summer—late June through early August Classes, recitations, workshops, and tours on weekdays 9:00am to 5:00pm Social events, office hours/homework, and exploration of the Greater Boston area on evenings and weekends Room and board provided free of charge | |||||||||||||||
23 | Museum of Science | Summer Youth Internship Program | Boston | Science and education | Summer and school year | Several internships posted, Date ranges vary | Some open now! | Actively enrolled high school students, 14-19 years old | |||||||||||||||||||
24 | New England Aquarium | Summer Teen Internships | Boston | Marine and climate science | Summer | Apps closed 2026 | March 2026 | ||||||||||||||||||||
25 | Northeastern University | Young Scholars Program (YSP) | Boston | Engineering and research | Summer | June 22 - July 30 2026; 8:30 - 4:30 Mon-Thur | December 15 | March 2 | No | Students must be permanent Massachusetts residents (live/go to school in MA throughout the year). Students must live within commuting distance of Northeastern University. Please note this is a day program and we do not offer parking. Students who are not eligible for YSP, consider applying for Northeastern’s Accelerate Pre-College Programs. Only students entering 12th grade in the fall following the program (current juniors) are eligible to apply. Students from any school (public, private, homeschooled, etc) are eligible. Students must be US Citizens or Permanent Residents (no exceptions) Absences are NOT permitted unless in a documented emergency. | Rising seniors | Day program, no parking offered | |||||||||||||||
26 | Northeastern Section of American Chemical Society (NESACS) | ACS Project SEED (Summer Experiences for Economically Disadvantaged) | At approved Project SEED academic and industrial laboratory sites. For 2026, the goal is 4-6 sites. | Numerous areas of chemistry: medicinal, biochemical, pharmaceutical development and process, computational or chemical biology. | 6-8 Weeks | Usually from late June to early August | December | April | Yes, 2025 level was $4,000 (cost shared by National and local ACS) | -Preferably a current high school sophomore, junior or senior (2024 high school graduates are eligible) -Must have completed at least one course of high school chemistry -Must demonstrate an interest in science and/or chemistry -Family income is no more than 300% of federal poverty level | 16-19 years old | Project SEED sites are established and projects approved via proposals in Jan-Feb each year. For industrial sites, the student needs to be at least 18 years old. | |||||||||||||||
27 | Ragon Institute of MGH, MIT and Harvard | Ragon Institute Summer Experience | Cambridge | RISE provides an opportunity for local high school students to explore STEM through summer internships at the Ragon. | Summer | June 22 - August 2 | open now | February 15 | $17/hr for high school students | Students attending or having attended high school in Boston, Cambridge, Everett, Revere, Lynn, Brockton, Chelsea, or other Massachusetts Gateway cities are eligible to apply. Applications from students who demonstrate economic need will be prioritized. Students must meet the following selection criteria: Interest in learning about immunology and related fields Ability to meet the work hour requirements and participate in all activities High school students must be rising seniors or will graduate from high school in 2027 and must be 16 years old or older. College students must have completed one year of a bachelor’s degree or community college program. Demonstrated interest in STEM fields: coursework, extra-curricular activity, etc.; previous participation in program that supports academic development Teacher/mentor recommendations Personal statement of interest | Rising seniors | ||||||||||||||||
28 | Ragon Institute of MGH, MIT and Harvard | PRISM High School Science Program | Cambridge | Discussion and hands-on activities on a variety of cutting-edge medical science topics. | Eight Saturdays, starting March 7 - April 25, 2026 | Saturdays, 9:30-1:30 (lunch included) | Open Now | January 18 | $400 stipend for attending ALL 8 sessions | Current high school student 14 years or older, in a Title 1 school or similar in the Boston area. Expressed interest in a STEM school work and future path. Reference provided by school or STEM program staff. Able to attend all sessions. Able to commute to Kendall Square. | 14+ | Email ragonoutreach@mgh.harvard.edu with questions. | |||||||||||||||
29 | Science Mentorship Institute | The Neuroscience Mentorship Program | Virtual | The Neuroscience Mentorship Program (NMP) is a 5-week summer program that provides high school students the opportunity to develop areas of research interest within neuroscience. | Summer | June 23 - August 8 | Open Now | TBD | Free | Students participating in NMP are expected to dedicate around 10-20 hours per week on the program, but this requirement is flexible. In addition, students must be available for most of the program dates: July 1st - August 10th. There are absolutely no other requirements. We currently expect to be able to accommodate all interested students. However, if spots do become limited, preference will be given to: Students underrepresented in neuroscience or higher education; Upperclassmen who have never had the opportunity to participate in formal scientific projects; and Students who are not taking part in another summer internship or are unable to participate in enriching summer activities (e.g. those who have to take care of siblings or family members for an extended period of time, have summer work commitments that bars one from taking part in career-oriented activities, among others). | High school students | ||||||||||||||||
30 | The Forsyth Institute | Student Scholars Summer Internship Program | Cambridge | Lab techniques and scientific research | Summer - 6 weeks | June 29 - August 21 | Now | April 1, 2026 | Currently enrolled in 9th, 10th, or 11th grade at the time of application in the Eastern Massachusetts/Boston area. Must display a demonstrated interest in pursuing a career in STEM or oral health professions. Must be able to commit to the full duration of the program, between 9 am – 5 pm, in person, 35 hours per week. | ||||||||||||||||||
31 | The Jackson Laboratory | Summer Student Program | Bar Harbor, Maine & Farmington, CT | Genetics and genomic research | Summer | Bar Harbor: May 30 to August 7; Farmington May 30 to August 10 | Now | January 26, 5:00 PM | Yes! 7000 + room, board and travel | Bar Harbor campus accepts applications from eligible high school seniors and undergraduate students. Farmington accepts applications from eligible undergraduate students only. The SSP does not restrict applications to a given state or region. At the time of participation in the program, a high school student (Bar Harbor) must: have completed Grade 12; be at least 18 years old; and be a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident. | Bar Harbor: High school seniors & undergrad; Farmington: undergrad only | Throughout the 10 weeks, you'll build essential skills through training and professional development sessions covering topics like genetic testing, data visualization, science communication and peer review. Weekly Journal Club meetings and informal conversations with JAX scientists and professionals — including grant writers, scientific services experts, attorneys, veterinarians, and external relations specialists — offer a deeper look into the many career paths shaped by science | |||||||||||||||
32 | Tufts | Teachers and High School Students Program (TAHSS) | Medford | exposing interested high school students of varied backgrounds to health care and related professions, | Summer | MUST attend mandatory info session before applying. Sessions are: January 21, 2026 8pm January 30, 2026 6pm | TBD | TBD | 2024 Information: Compensation: $1,600 upon completion. Travel: Expenses reimbursed with submitted receipts. tinyurl.com/STEMMConnect | To be eligible, you must: Be a current sophomore or junior Be able to commute daily to the Tufts University Boston Health Sciences Campus Be a US citizen or permanent resident (Green Card holder) Be interested in STEM and/or health sciences Attend a Mandatory Information Session on Zoom Complete our online application (available after informational sessions) Receive two recommendations from adults at your school, one must be a science or math teacher | Sophomore or Junior | Attend a Mandatory Information Session (January 21 at 8:00pm or January 30 at 6:00pm) You MUST sign up for a Mandatory Information Session here: registration form If you are unable to attend either of the information sessions, please contact Valerie Solon at SciEd@tufts.edu. After the information session you will be given a personal link to the application to be filled out online. Fill out your application (due March 1 at 11:59pm) You will need: A cover letter A resume Your high school transcript Recommendation forms from two adults at your school (one must be your science or math teacher) due by March 15 You may be contacted for an interview Final acceptance letters will be sent by April 17 | |||||||||||||||
33 | UMass Chan Medical School | High School Health Career Program (HSHCP) | Worcester | four week, tuition-free, residential program. It offers current sophomore and junior high school students unique opportunities to learn about the broad spectrum of careers in Biomedical Research, Biotechnology and the health professions (BBHP). It is designed to improve academic study and communication skills of the participants. | Summer | June 28 - July 24 2026 | Now | March 2 | No | Citizenship Status: Must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. Enrollment Status: Current High School sophomores or juniors during the application cycle. Massachusetts residents who attend a Massachusetts high school. Age requirements: Must be at least 16 on June 15, 2026 Health Insurance: Must provide proof of health insurance coverage before acceptance of the program. | High School sophomores and juniors | The High School Health Careers Program (HSHCP) at the UMass Chan Medical School, established in the 1970’s, is a structured four-week residential program that provides Massachusetts high school students with exposure to potential career paths in biomedical research and healthcare. The program provides academic enrichment centered on Science/Biology, Mathematics, English, Communication Skills and Information Technology. Field trips reinforce the science curriculum. The academic curriculum is supplemented by the completion of a health equity research project, exposure to clinical and biomedical research settings, as well as interactions with healthcare professionals and scientists. The result is a student with sustained interest in the biomedical sciences and health professions and increased confidence in their ability to achieve those goals. Of approximately 700 prior participants, 10% have earned doctoral degrees and 23% have earned master’s degrees. | |||||||||||||||
34 | Boston Children's Hospital | Camp Zon | Boston | Two-week virtual program for HS students (16-years and up) to do a research project on anemia in zebrafish. Access to virtual experiments, data analysis, career panels, and able to present at the end to a group of 100+. Focus on students with little to no STEM experience. | Summer | February 16, 2026 | Yes | 16 years old and a Massachusetts Resident | |||||||||||||||||||
35 | Harvard Medical School | HMS MEDscience | Cambridge | HMS MEDscience utilizes simulated medical emergencies to provide an immersive learning experience. Our curriculum encourages critical thinking, effective communication, problem solving, and teamwork. We make learning more engaging through hands-on, student-led activities that in turn boost students' confidence. HMS MEDscience offers semester programs with partner schools, week-long summer programs, and shorter module courses. | Summer | Applications open January 1 | Applications open January 1 | DATA from 2025: One-week MEDscienceClinical program fee is $2800 Holiday Week 4-day MEDscienceClinical program fee is $2250 Fee includes scrubs and all program materials Fee includes snacks and lunch | DATA from 2025: Students must be in grades 9, 10, 11, or 12 at time of application. Alumni of HMS MEDscience programs, semester or summer, may only apply to programs that they have not completed. | ||||||||||||||||||
36 | MIT | Women's Technology Program | Cambridge | Mechanical Engineering, 4 weeks. This program focuses on students who excel in math and science but have not yet had exposure to engineering. | Summer | June 27 - July 25 | Open | December 15, 2025 | Rising high school seniors who have a permanent address in the US (or US territories) are eligible to apply | Summer after 11th grade | The MIT WTP is a rigorous four-week summer academic experience to introduce high school students to engineering through hands-on classes, labs, and team-based projects in the summer after 11th grade. WTP is designed for students who are excited about learning, have demonstrated their ability to excel at math and science in their high school classes, and who have no prior background (or very little) in engineering with few opportunities to explore these fields. This program is designed for students unsure about their future studies to help them explore the world of engineering and see if it’s the right fit. | ||||||||||||||||
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