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Argonne conducts programs for undergraduate and graduate students. Follow the links below to find out more:

List of Argonne Graduate Programs

• Laboratory-Graduate Research Appointments
  Available for qualified U.S. university graduate students who wish to carry out their thesis research at Argonne National Laboratory under the co-sponsorship of an Argonne staff member and a faculty member at the student’s home institution.
• Guest Graduate Appointments
  Available for qualified graduate students who indicate that access to Argonne National Laboratory will be beneficial to their thesis research and to Argonne programs.
• Thesis-Parts Appointments
  Supporting qualified graduate students who wish to visit Argonne for periods from a few days to a few months, so that they may utilize special Laboratory facilities.
• Research Aide Appointments
  (Mainly) summer appointments targeting college/university students.
• International Student Exchange Program
  Looking for three-month summer appointments in various nuclear related technologies at prestigious research centers in France, Germany, and Japan? Look no further!
• Cooperative Education
  Appointments made primarily during the academic year are available to undergraduate and graduate students.
• Graduate and Undergraduate Student Nuclear Engineering Internship Program
  Intended to enhance the education of students majoring in science, mathematics, engineering, technology, or other areas that support the mission of the Department of Energy's Nuclear Energy Program.
• National School on Neutron and X-ray Scattering
  The main purpose of the National School on Neutron and X-ray Scattering is to educate graduate students on the utilization of major neutron and x-ray facilities.

List of Argonne Undergraduate Programs

• Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships (SULI)
  Providing special training and research experiences to college and university undergraduate students at the DOE National Laboratories.
  
  • Fall Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships
    
  • Spring Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships
  • Summer Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships
• Community College Student Internships
  This program provides special training and research experiences to community college students at the DOE National Laboratories. The CCI Program enables students to pursue technical careers by giving them direct exposure to major scientific research facilities and also to the laboratory’s scientific and technical staff.
• Pre-Service Teacher (PST) Program
  Are you a highly motivated undergraduate student interested in becoming a K-12 pre-college science, mathematics, and technology teacher? This is for you: under this Program pre-service teachers learn about the applied world of science, mathematics, and technology, and are provided opportunities to creatively transfer this knowledge to the classroom.
• Research Aide Appointments
  Argonne offers Research Aide appointments to college/university students. These appointments, made primarily during the summer months, are designed to provide the Argonne scientific and engineering staff with technical assistance.
• Cooperative Education
  Appointments made primarily during the academic year are available to undergraduate and graduate students.
• Symposium for Undergraduates in Science, Engineering, & Mathematics
• Faculty and Student Team (FAST) Fellowships
  Faculty from colleges and universities with limited research facilities and those institutions serving populations, women, and minorities underrepresented in the fields of science, engineering, and technology are encouraged to apply for the FaST program.
  
• Graduate and Undergraduate Student Nuclear Engineering Internship Program
  Intended to enhance the education of students majoring in science, mathematics, engineering, technology, or other areas that support the mission of the Department of Energy's Nuclear Energy Program.

Mentors and Students at the Nuclear Engineering Division

• Mentors Testimonials - Read what some of our researchers have to say about their experience as mentors
• NE Students - A list of current and former students hosted by Argonne’s Nuclear Engineering Division

Interested?

For further information on student programs at Argonne, please contact:

Lisa Reed
Laboratory-Graduate Research Appointments
Division of Educational Programs