Lee Teng Undergraduate Fellowship - Summer 2024

The Lee Teng Undergraduate Fellowship is a competitive, paid summer program that provides a unique research experience in accelerator science and technology. It provides an integrated approach to accelerator science and technology, including exposure to the field beyond individual research projects. Students are assigned to mentored projects at Argonne and will receive guidance on preparing competitive applications to graduate school programs. At the end of the summer, they write a paper about their summer research and give a short presentation about their project. Students are assigned a physicist or engineer mentor at Argonne based on the best match of student skills with the research project.
Education and Experience Requirements

• Must be currently enrolled in full-time undergraduate studies at a U.S. university (open to both U.S. citizens and foreign nationals)
• Accepted program applicants must provide evidence of authorization to work in the United States.
• Must be a sophomore or junior at the time of applying
• Must be 18 years or older at the time the internship begins
• Demonstrate interest in physics, electrical engineering, computing and control systems, mechanical engineering, and/or material science
• Provide two (2) letters of recommendation
• Submit transcript (unofficial transcript may be submitted with application, but official transcript must be provided upon acceptance)

Job Family
Undergraduate Seasonal Intern
Job Profile
Lee Teng
Worker Type
Employee
Time Type
Full time
Scheduled Weekly Hours
40
EEO Information
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