Summer Internship at Michigan State University
The National Science Foundation's REU program in the BITLab (Behavior Information Technology) at Michigan State University has several computer science and social science summer internship positions available. The internships start on May 19, 2014 and run for 10 weeks, 40-hours per week. Interns are paid between $15-$20 depending on the student's qualifications and experience. Undergraduates are eligible to apply if they are US citizens or permanent residents enrolled at any 4-year university for the Fall of 2014. Read more about the specifics of the internship after the jump!
The Behavior, Information, and Technology lab (BITLab) at Michigan State University works on a wide range of projects that encompass Computer Science, Human Computer Interaction, and Social Science. As an interdisciplinary lab, we provide students with the opportunity to work on research projects with the potential to improve our understanding of how technology and people affect each other. The majority of our research projects are team-based and involve both technical computer science and social/behavioral components. Students working in our lab will gain experience in an interdisciplinary team. Students will also have the opportunity to help guide the research being conducted and the flexibility to design and test their own solutions to problems.
The full job ad and instructions for applying can be found here. Applications are due by March 24, 2014.
The Behavior, Information, and Technology lab (BITLab) at Michigan State University works on a wide range of projects that encompass Computer Science, Human Computer Interaction, and Social Science. As an interdisciplinary lab, we provide students with the opportunity to work on research projects with the potential to improve our understanding of how technology and people affect each other. The majority of our research projects are team-based and involve both technical computer science and social/behavioral components. Students working in our lab will gain experience in an interdisciplinary team. Students will also have the opportunity to help guide the research being conducted and the flexibility to design and test their own solutions to problems.
The full job ad and instructions for applying can be found here. Applications are due by March 24, 2014.
Comments
Post a Comment