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Learn more our different internship programs below.
Are you a high school or college student in NYC with a passion for science exploration and an interest in gaining research and teaching experience? BioBus Junior Scientists are high school and college students who receive training and mentorship from research scientists, while developing their own independent projects and co-teaching BioBus programs for younger students! Junior Scientists gain research experience, develop lab skills, and learn science communications. For more details about each Junior Scientist program, check out the yellow buttons above.
Junior Scientists are paid by the hour. Internships are based in Harlem (available to students city-wide), and the Lower East Side (available to Lower East Side and Chinatown students).
Questions?
Harlem – High School: contact Tessa@biobus.org
College (Harlem and LES): contact college_application@biobus.org
Lower East Side – High School: contact Grace@biobus.org
New England: contact Alice@biobus.org
Other Programs to Apply For:
For High School Students:
For College Students:
LifeSci NYC Internship Placement
Columbia Biostats Epidemiology Summer Training Program
Columbia Bridge to PhD 2-year program
Columbia Black Undergraduate Mentorship Program in the Biological Sciences (BUMP Biology)
Columbia Irving Institute for Cancer Dynamics Summer Program
Columbia Summer Health Professionals Education Program
Feinstein Institute Summer Research Program
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Weill Cornell/Memorial/Rockefeller Tri-I MD-PhD exposure
Weill Community Leader Fellowship NYC
SEA-PHAGES Virus Identification Program (Multi-site)
NYU Courant Mathematics – SURE. NYU Courant – SURE
Underrepresented Student Internship Program with the Human Biomolecular Atlas Program (22 sites including NY Genome Center)