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LPI Summer Intern Program in Planetary Science (formerly NASA SUPPR)

Previous cycle deadline

December 12, 2025

Cycle closed. Check the official website for the next one.

Location

Texas, United States

Level of study

Undergraduate

Cycle

2025/2026

Entry ID PR-73224

At a glance

The LPI Summer Intern Program in Planetary Science (marking its 50th year in 2026) is a 10-week internship offering undergraduate students hands-on research alongside leading planetary scientists. Interns work one-on-one with a scientist from the Lunar and Planetary Institute or NASA Johnson Space Center on a research project in lunar, planetary, and solar system science, and participate in enrichment activities including lectures and career-development workshops. The program is funded through NASA's Support for Planetary Sample Science.

Who can apply

  • Completed at least 50 semester hours of undergraduate credit.
  • Majors in physical or natural sciences, engineering, computer science, or mathematics preferred; all eligible students considered.
  • Not a citizen of a country on the U.S. State Department's Designated Countries list.
  • Selection based on scholarship/curriculum/experience, career objectives and scientific interest, and fit with available research projects.
Read the full eligibility criteria

Contact

Email: internprogram@lpi.usra.edu

Lunar and Planetary Institute

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