There are over 45 research opportunities presented by Yale faculty who are looking for student interns to work on projects with faculty from Yale School of Management, Yale School of Public Health, and professionals from several non-profits. First year, sophomore, and junior students are aligible to apply.
Work is for 240 hours for $4,000 funded by the Summer Experience Award (SEA) or other fellowships over the summer months. These are virtual, but some may become in person if permitted.
Interested students may select one of the research opportunities at tinyurl.com/1GYSummerBulldogs and complete the process. Students may then apply for funding, which can be made through the SEA at the Yale Office of Career Strategy - ocs.yale.edu/channels/summer-experience-award/. The SEA (formerly DSA) is available for eligible undergraduates who will receive $4,000 for 240 hours of work during the summer.