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USC Institute for Creative Technologies (ICT)
- Each summer intern will work with a mentor in one of several labs focusing on areas such as natural language dialogue, affective computing, intelligent human perception, adaptive teaming, learning sciences, and computer graphics and vision.
- Accepted students receive $8,650 in a combination of stipend, meal, and transportation allowance, in addition to university housing. Students from outside the Los Angeles area also receive travel reimbursement.
- Applications are open to students who will be enrolled as undergraduates in Fall 2025, and who are U.S. citizens, nationals, or permanent residents.
- Applications are due on February 28, 2025.
This Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) site is supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation.
For more information and to apply, please visit:https://ict.usc.edu/reu/
STEM Advantage Information Session
TUESDAY, MARCH 4th - ROOM SBS A104
- 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM INFORMATION SESSION FOR PROSPECTIVE SCHOLARS
- 01:00 PM - 02:00 PM MIXER WITH CURRENT SCHOLARS
STEM Advantage Information Flyer
Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REUs) Supplemental Funding
Research Experiences for Undergrads (REUs) can be a pivotal component of an undergraduate education. They are a valuable way to gain professional research experience early in your academic career, build connections with faculty for future mentorship, assist with large-scale research projects, and explore graduate school and career pathways in computing. To increase participation in graduate school and research pathways among marginalized genders, Last Mile Education Fund offers supplemental support of up to $10,000 for undergraduate students who are women, nonbinary, and/or gender expansive participating in computing-related REUs.
Edison STEM-NET Student Research Fellowship
The Edison STEM-NET Student Research Fellowship Program provides funds for an undergraduate student to work collaboratively with a CSU STEM faculty member on a research project during the spring 2025 semester. The results of their work will be shared during a virtual meeting at the culmination of the term. Please see the linked flyer.
Scholarship Search
The Scholarship Portal can be used to search for different scholarship programs that CSUDH offers. Scroll through the list to read more about individual scholarships, or use the Search feature to narrow down your options. Scholarship applications can open at various times throughout the year, so we recommend you check back regularly to see if any new scholarships have opened.
Google Tech Exchange
Are you a CS or CE major graduating in Dec 2026 or May 2027?!
If so, RSVP to the Google Tech Exchange Virtual Info Session #4
Attend the CSUDH watch party on
Monday, August 26 at 4pm PST
Meet us in NSM B208 - we’ll have food + refreshments
If you’re not able to attend in-person, you can still
join any of the four virtual info sessions on August 16, 19, 23, & 26.
Tech Exchange is a unique hybrid learning opportunity that helps you prepare for a career in tech by learning from Googlers and HBCU/HSI faculty. You’ll take two courses to help prepare you for technical internships at Google and beyond.
Google's 2021B CS Research Mentorship Program
The application for Google's 2021B CS Research Mentorship Program (CSRMP) is now open for students to apply. CSRMP aims to support students from historically marginalized groups to progress in computing research pathways.
About the program
Students are matched into a pod with a Google mentor and small group of peers who are at a similar academic stage, and interested in the same research area. Pods structure discussion and identify opportunities around a topic shared by each student and supported by the mentor through group and one-on-one meetings.
In addition, students join a broader peer community, and are invited to virtual networking events, career panels, tech talks, and information sessions about computing research opportunities. CSRMP does not assign research projects or internships.
The mentorship cycle runs for twelve weeks during the academic year with a minimum total time commitment of ten hours per student.
Class A (October application): January-April mentorship cycle (Check out our Class of 2021A graduates!)
Class B (July application): September-December mentorship cycle
Eligibility
CSRMP aims to support students from historically marginalized groups to progress in computing research pathways. The definition of who is historically marginalized is responsive to a specific region, context, and its nuances. This can include students with marginalized gender and racial/ethnic identities, students with disabilities, students from low socioeconomic status, first-generation students, and intersections of these groups and others.
- Active enrollment in an undergraduate or graduate degree-granting program in computer science (or an adjacent field) in the United States or Canada for the full duration of the mentorship cycle
- Includes community college students and students obtaining a minor in computer science (or an adjacent field)
- Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 (on a four point scale, or equivalent)
Other Google Research programs you may also be interested in:
- exploreCSR Awards aid higher education efforts to support students from historically marginalized groups to pursue graduate studies and research careers in computing. Learn more and apply by July 7.
- Award for Inclusion Research program supports innovative research and professors working to create positive societal impact by providing unrestricted gifts to support research at institutions around the world. Learn more and apply by July 14.
Full information on CSRMP and other opportunities for research and academic communities to collaborate with Google Research can be found on our Outreach site. Please feel free to reach out directly here regarding questions specific to CSRMP.
Thank you!
The CSRMP team
Amazon Internships
Whether you’re graduating with an undergraduate degree, Masters degree, MBA or PhD, Amazon teams have positions available globally. While we have internships throughout the year, the majority of our technical internships take place in the summer and last between 12 to 16 weeks. Internships are a great way to immerse yourself in Amazon’s culture to see if we’re a good fit for you and your career goals.
Amazon interns play an important role in building the future for our customers. The possibilities you’ll explore and the impact you’ll have are driven by your ideas and initiative. You will chart your own path and own your development, career, and future. In other words, your experience and trajectory at Amazon is in your hands.
Our teams recruit at different times of the year, and hiring timelines can vary by Amazon team, location, and role type.
Pathways Internship Employment Program (IEP) Opportunity at NASA
NASA is embarking on new missions and seeking fresh ideas! Don’t miss out on the opportunity to join the NASA team and develop cutting edge job skills. NASA is consistently recognized as one of the best places to work in the Federal government. Pathways Internship Employment Program (IEP) opportunities are open to current undergraduate and graduate students. The IEP is a flexible cooperative education experience that allows students to work as federal employees while attending school.
We offer full or part time work schedules for students attending school on at least a half time basis following your school’s definition).
NASA accepts applications via USAJobs (https://www.usajobs.gov). We are currently seeking students who can begin working February to June 2021.
U.S. Citizenship is required. If you are not a U.S. Citizen, please visit: https://www.nasa.gov/careers/working-with-nasa