LPI’s Summer Intern Program in Planetary Science opened on 19 October 2026. The 2027 programme runs for ten consecutive weeks, 7 June–13 August, in Houston, Texas.
Who can apply?
Applicants must have completed at least 50 semester credit hours. Physical and natural sciences, engineering, computing and mathematics are preferred backgrounds. Read the full nationality and programme restrictions before applying.
Funding and benefits
Interns conduct supervised planetary-science research and take part in scientific and career activities. Read the current financial-support and travel conditions in LPI’s FAQ; this article does not invent a stipend amount.
How to apply and important dates
Submit the online application and all supporting items in English by 14 December 2026 at 11:59 PM US Central Time. Paper applications are not accepted. Use the confirmation link to monitor recommendation status.
Documents and preparation
LPI requires an official transcript, CV or résumé and at least two, but no more than three, recommendation letters.
Before you submit
Make a personal checklist from the official instructions. Check that your name matches your identity documents, that uploaded files are readable and that your referees have enough time. Save a copy of your submission and its confirmation. If the provider changes its announcement, follow its current instructions rather than an older listing.
Frequently asked question
Can recommendation letters arrive after the deadline?
The published instructions require the application and all supporting materials by the deadline.
Official source and verification
Source checked on 25 October 2026: official provider announcement and application guidance. Funding, eligibility and schedules can change. Find Global Scholarships is an independent information publisher; applications are handled by the provider.
