Application process start for NASA's internship program, know how to apply

Under the internship program of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), a great opportunity is being provided for the students in 2025. NASA is a leading space agency known worldwide for its campaigns and research. This time NASA is offering internship opportunities for 2025, which will give students a wonderful opportunity to work in the field of space and technology.

Opportunities and application dates

Important dates have been announced for candidates wishing to apply for NASA's internship program. Applications for Summer 2025 can be made till 28 February 2025, while the last date to apply for Fall 2025 is 16 May 2025. Interested candidates have to visit the official website of NASA to get detailed information and submit their application within the deadline.

Application Deadline

Summer 2025: February 28, 2025

Fall 2025: May 16, 2025

Eligibility Criteria

OSTEM Internship

Candidate must be a US citizen

Candidate must be a full-time student (from high school to graduate level) or a part-time college student enrolled in at least six semester hours

Candidate can also be a current teacher

Pathways Internship

Candidate must be a US citizen.

Candidate must be a degree or certificate seeking student enrolled at least half-time at an accredited educational institution.

Candidate must have completed at least 15 semester hours or 23 quarter hours.

Candidate must have the ability to complete at least 480 work hours before completing degree/certificate requirements.

International Internships

The candidate must be a citizen of a country with which NASA has a current agreement.

The candidate must be a student pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) that relates to NASA's mission priorities.

Opportunities outside of engineering

While many people think NASA only offers engineering internships, the truth is that NASA provides opportunities to students from a variety of academic fields. In addition to engineering, NASA's workforce also includes professionals in math, science, accounting, writing, information technology, project management, and program analysis.

Non-engineering interns play a vital role in supporting NASA's mission, such as assisting with business and program management functions, such as supply, budget, accounting, IT, and security. By joining the NASA team, interns with diverse backgrounds can help foster innovation and achieve incredible accomplishments.