The NASA International Internship (NASA I²) program offers undergraduate and graduate students from select partner countries the opportunity to gain hands-on experience at NASA centers. This prestigious internship allows students to work on innovative projects with NASA's top scientists and engineers, preparing them for future roles in a global, multicultural environment. Eligibility: Open to undergraduate and graduate students from select partner countries (see list below). Benefits: - Hands-on experience at NASA centers. - Mentorship from experienced NASA professionals. - Engagement in cutting-edge projects. - Preparation for global, multicultural missions. Participating Countries: - Australia (Victorian Space Science Education Center) - Brazil (Brazilian Space Agency) - Israel (Israel Space Agency) - Jordan (Crown Prince Foundation) - Lithuania (Agency for Science, Innovation and Technology) - Mexico (Mexican Space Agency) - New Zealand (Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment) - Norway (Norwegian Space Center) - Portugal (Foundation for Science and Technology) - South Korea (Korea Aerospace Research Institute) - Sweden (Swedish National Space Agency) - Trinidad and Tobago (National Institute of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology) - United Arab Emirates (UAE Space Agency) Internship Sessions: - Spring: Apply by August 23, 2024 - Summer: Apply by October 25, 2024 (Early Decision) or February 28, 2025 (Final) - Fall: Apply by May 16, 2025 Additional Requirements: - Currently pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in STEM. - High academic standing. - Active interest in the U.S. space program. - Proficiency in English. International Space University (ISU) Collaboration: Students enrolled in ISU's Master of Space Studies or Master of Space Management programs can apply to work on NASA projects for 3-6 months. Apply using link below.