College Students

The Co-design Center for Quantum Advantage (C²QA) QIS 102: Applied Quantum Computing Summer School is a virtual three-week tutorial program introducing college students to the exciting world of quantum information science (QIS).

Community college students are encouraged to enter technical careers by providing a 10 week internship at a Department of Energy national laboratory. 

The environmental education research programs supported by Brookhaven National Laboratory and collaborators provide students the opportunity to perform fieldwork on Long Island rivers and within local communities to learn more about the environment.

The Division of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology of the American Chemical Society provides undergraduate students an opportunity to visit and learn more about nuclear and radiochemistry in a scientific setting.

Brookhaven's science communication interns interview and write stories about researchers in wide-ranging fields, from nanoscience to nuclear physics.

Undergraduate students pursuing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics careers gain scientific research experience by working with scientists and conducting authentic research.

The Brookhaven User Facility Summer School is a four-week educational program that provides upper high school and college students with an authentic, hands-on STEM research experience that utilizes multiple state-of-the-art user facilities at Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL).

A unique opportunity for college freshman to experience scientific research at two different nathional labs!  Each group of students will spend 3 weeks at both Fermilab and Brookhaven National Laboratory during the summer school.

Undergraduate science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) students are being provided an opportunity supported by the US. Department of Energy (DOE) Workforce Development for Teachers and Students (WDTS) at Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL),  to learn, discover and participate in science and technology exploration with experienced scientists and staff.

The Alliances for Graduate Education and the Professoriate (AGEP), funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF), is a collaboration between Stony Brook University (lead Institution), Brookhaven National Laboratory, Farmingdale State College, and Suffolk County Community College. Partners in the AGEP Predominately Undergraduate Institutions (PUI) Alliance work toward developing, implementing, studying, institutionalizing, evaluating and disseminating a model for training and support for STEM doctoral dissertators interested in faculty careers.

The environmental education research programs supported by Brookhaven National Laboratory and collaborators provide students the opportunity to perform fieldwork on Long Island rivers and within local communities to learn more about the environment.

Graduate students are provided an understanding of the foundations of the nuclear nonproliferation regime and U.S. programs and policies developed to meet the emerging nuclear proliferation threats to our security.

Brookhaven's science communication interns interview and write stories about researchers in wide-ranging fields, from nanoscience to nuclear physics.

Graduate students are provided thesis research opportunities at a Department of Energy national laboratory.