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About the Internship Program

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The Museum of Science seeks to recruit, hire, develop, promote, and retain individuals from racially and culturally diverse backgrounds and persons with disabilities. We strive to create and sustain a more affirming environment for all staff, interns, volunteers, trustees and overseers. We value expertise gained at the Museum and encourage professional development and career growth.

Our internship program offers internships in trimesters: fall, spring, and summer. Interns work throughout the Museum on a wide variety of projects and tasks, from science education to behind-the-scenes work. An internship at the Museum of Science is an excellent way to gain a hands-on, work-learn experience in a specific area of interest or field of study. All positions currently accepting applications can be found below.

To learn more about the internship program, please read our frequently asked questions.

To Apply

In order to be considered for an internship, please email interncoordinator@mos.org with the following:

  • The exact internship position title in the subject line.
  • A cover letter detailing your interest in and relevant experience related to a specific internship position.
  • A resume that includes contact information for three references.

Emails are preferred and can be processed more quickly. You may apply for multiple positions; please send a separate email with tailored cover letter for each position. We are also able to accept cover letters and resumes by mail or fax if necessary:

Internship Program Coordinator
Museum of Science
Science Park
Boston, MA 02114
Fax: 617-589-0362
interncoordinator@mos.org

The application form is not necessary for initial application but will be required if you are selected for an interview. You may download it here (PDF):

Please understand that due to the large quantity of applications we receive, we are not able to provide a personal response with status updates to each candidate. Only those applicants selected for an interview will be contacted, and positions will be removed from the list below once they have been filled. Thank you for your interest and understanding.

SciCORE High School Internships

This program is open to youth ages 14 - 18 who have already completed 50 hours of volunteering at the Museum of Science. If you qualify and you have not received hard copies already, you can find position descriptions and the application here (PDF):

Current Internship Opportunities
Spring NCTL Government Relations Internship in Washington DC
Summer "The Science Behind" a Virtual Human Internship
Summer Accounting Internship - NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
Summer ADA Accessibility Internship
Summer Advancement Communications Internship
Summer Butterfly Garden - Suit Internship - NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
Summer Cell Phone and Communications Exhibit Activity
Summer Collections Internship - NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
Summer Computer Clubhouse Mentor Internship
Summer Courses Administration Assistant Internship
Summer Courses Teaching Assistant Internship
Summer Design Challenges Program Internship
Summer Digital Art Technical Designer Internship
Summer Discovery Center (Early Childhood) Interpretation Internship
Summer Educational Mars Rover Exhibit Developer Internship
Summer Educator Resource Center Programs Internship
Summer Engineering is Elementary Research and Evaluation Internship
Summer Facilities Internship
Summer HBC Hominid Interpretations Internship
Summer Human Resources Recruitment Internship - NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
Summer Information Systems Help Desk Internship
Summer Intel Computer Clubhouse Network Internship
Summer Live Animal Center Internship
Summer Living Laboratory Cognitive Science Interpretation Internship
Summer Marketing Communications Graphic Design Internship
Summer Marketing Internship
Summer Mathematics and Engineering Curriculum Design Internship
Summer Middle School Curriculum Development Internship
Summer NCTL/Gateway Project Research Internship
Summer Personal Robot Exhibit Developer Internship
Summer Science Education & Theater Teen Mentoring Internship
Summer Street Team Intern in Community Relations
Summer Suit/Cabot Laboratory Prep Internship
Summer Whales/Tohora Internship
Summer Youth Programs Teen Mentoring Internship
 

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