The **Lawrence Berkeley National Lab High School Internship** offers motivated students the chance to gain authentic research experience at a U.S. Department of Energy national laboratory. Participants work alongside scientists, engineers, and research staff in areas such as **energy sciences**, **environmental science**, **computing**, and **physics**, depending on project availability. Interns may assist with data collection and analysis, literature reviews, coding, or laboratory tasks, while learning how large-scale research facilities operate and contribute to real-world energy and sustainability challenges. This program is a strong fit for high school students who are genuinely interested in STEM, enjoy problem-solving, and are ready to commit to a structured research environment. It is especially suited for students who are considering majors like engineering, physics, computer science, environmental science, or related fields. Participation can strengthen **college applications** by demonstrating: - Experience in a professional research setting - Exposure to scientific methods and advanced tools - Evidence of initiative, responsibility, and sustained interest in STEM Students gain insight into STEM careers, build relationships with mentors, and develop skills in communication, collaboration, and independent learning. Prospective applicants should review the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory website for current eligibility guidelines, application procedures, and available research areas.