Summer Internships at the National Air and Space Museum

Do you know someone who is ready for a truly out of this world summer internship? Here is an incredible experience for college and graduate students available this summer.

The Smithsonian Air & Space Museum is now accepting applications for its 2025 Summer Internship Program—a unique opportunity to dive into the world of space exploration and science! 🛰️

📅 Deadline to apply: January 31, 2025

This is your chance to inspire the next generation of space enthusiasts and leaders in the space economy. Share this incredible opportunity with the future astronauts, innovators, and dreamers in your network.

🔗 Click here for more details and to apply!

Help us launch the stars of tomorrow! 

We have launched our application for the National Air and Space Museum’s 2025 Summer Internship Program. Each year, our summer interns learn from knowledgeable mentors in a variety of disciplines across the museum field, all in the dynamic atmosphere of Washington, DC. Interns work with distinguished scholars, accomplished professionals, and iconic artifacts in an immersive experience as multifaceted as the Museum itself. The traditional summer internship period lasts for 10 weeks, from early-June through early-August. These full-time internships take place at one of our locations in the DC area and interns receive a stipend of $7,500. Apply by January 31 to be considered for the 2025 Summer Internship Program. Learn More and Apply This year’s internship projects include: Advancement Internship: Prospect Research Archival Research Internship: Military Aviation Center for Earth and Planetary Studies Internship: Composition of Martian Fans, Basin Deposits, and Watersheds Using VNIR Spectroscopy Center for Earth and Planetary Studies Internship: Exploring the Structure of Martian Glaciated Craters with Orbital Radar Data Center for Earth and Planetary Studies Internship: Detecting Titan’s Tectonic History Using Modified Geologic Structures Center for Earth and Planetary Studies Internship: Distribution of Geologic Structures on Jupiter’s Moon Europa Communications Internship: Communications and Social Media Communications Internship: Graphic Design for Publications and Marketing Communications Internship: Museum Intranet & Internal Communications Curatorial Internship: Inventory and Cataloguing of Spacesuit Gloves Curatorial Internship: Military Aviation Galleries Archival Research Education Internship: Astronomy EducationEducation Internship: Bezos Learning Center Education Internship: Drop-In Program Development Education Internship: Gallery Education Programs Education Internship: Media Production Education Internship: Public Programs Education Internship: S.H.E. Can Education Internship: Soar Together at Air and Space Family Programs Education Internship: Teaching Collection Inventory and Policy Review Exhibits Internship: Department AssistantPhotography Internship: Photography Assignments Visitor Services Internship: Developing a Volunteer Evaluation Program Visitor Services Internship: Welcome Desk Evaluation and Optimization Full descriptions of all projects and more information about the Summer Internship Program can be found on the Museum’s website. The internship program is generously supported by: Foster and Coco Stanback; DaRin Butz Foundation; Morton and Norma Lee Funger, in memory of William Scott Funger; James M. and Anita K. Guyette; The Brian and Jill Rowe Foundation; Joseph R. and JoAnne L. Zinecker; Mary F. Dominiak; and Karen and William Dahut. DONATE National Air and Space Museum 6th St. and Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, DC 20560 Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center 14390 Air and Space Museum Parkway, Chantilly, VA 20151 Contact Us Unsubscribe Privacy Policy