The OIST Graduate School propels forward-thinking students into the realms of research and education in STEM through its Research Intern program. This program offers internships lasting 2 to 6 months, designed for students to gain hands-on experience in specific laboratories or learn unique techniques under the mentorship of esteemed OIST Professors. Interns contribute directly to OIST's pioneering research activities, fostering a dynamic environment of learning and innovation.

Internship sessions are flexible, commencing and concluding throughout the year, supported by two distinct application periods. OIST is dedicated to providing comprehensive support to successful applicants, including a daily allowance, travel expenses for round-trip airfare, accommodation, and assistance with visa, insurance, and local registration processes. This support underscores OIST's commitment to facilitating a seamless and enriching internship experience.

The program is distinctive for its inclusive approach, inviting applications from a broad spectrum of students, including those from underrepresented groups. OIST ensures a competitive selection process, emphasizing the alignment between the intern's academic background and the intended research objectives.

Highlights:
- Internship Allowance: JPY 2,400 per working day
- Support: Commuting allowance, travel expenses, accommodation, and assistance with administrative procedures
- Inclusivity: Strong encouragement for applications from women and underrepresented groups
- Flexibility: Internships can start and end at any time during the year

Application Details:
- Eligibility: Open to students in the final 2 years of undergraduate or Master's programs, or recent graduates, from any institution worldwide.
- Application Rounds: Fall 2024 Internship applications close on April 15, 2024, at 23:59 (JST UTC+9). The internship period ranges from October 1, 2024, to March 31, 2025.
- Required Materials: Application includes a statement of purpose, academic transcripts, diplomas (if applicable), recommendation letters, and an ID photo.

Location : Okinawa, Japan

Categories : Computer Science . Others

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