This internship offers high school students a unique opportunity to engage in hands-on, cutting-edge robotics research for air and space platforms under the direct mentorship of Stanford faculty and graduate students.
The Aerospace Robotics Lab High School Internship at Stanford University is an unpaid, 7-week research program where high school students collaborate with Stanford faculty and graduate students. Interns work on cutting-edge robotics projects specifically designed for air and space platforms. This program provides hands-on experience in a real academic research environment, allowing students to develop practical research skills and gain exposure to advanced engineering concepts. Participants engage in ongoing research work, including coding, analysis, and conceptual development, and have regular check-ins with their mentors. The internship culminates in final presentations or research outputs, offering students the opportunity to showcase their work and understand the full research lifecycle. It's designed to provide early exposure to research and inspire future interests in aerospace and robotics.
A typical day involves ongoing research work, which may include coding, data analysis, or conceptual development, along with regular check-ins and collaboration with mentors and a small project team.
This program is best for high-achieving high school juniors and seniors interested in gaining early exposure to cutting-edge research in aerospace robotics and developing practical engineering skills.
Stanford University, Stanford, CA
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