Research programs for computer science interests
This view combines catalog category and subject-interest tags to help students narrow the directory.
A listing appears here when its current catalog values match this page. Details that have not been entered remain omitted instead of being guessed.
Read the published details, apply through the program's link, and recheck time-sensitive information before acting.
How to use this catalog view
- Start with the listing details and compare the fields that matter to you.
- Use category and interest tags to narrow the catalog.
- Apply through the program's application link and recheck time-sensitive details before submitting.
Catalog entries
7 published entries match this catalog view.
- Computer Science and Informatics Summer Research Experience (CSIRE) — Catalog organization: Stony Brook University — Cost: $3,900
- Summit STEM Fellowship (SSF) — Catalog organization: Summit Education — Cost: $875
- Summit Research Scholars (SRS) — Catalog organization: Summit Education
- Stanford SHTEM Internship — Catalog organization: Stanford Compression Forum
- AIMI Summer Research Internship — Catalog organization: Stanford Center for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine & Imaging — Cost: $2,400
- UT Dallas Research Program for High School Students — Catalog organization: University of Texas at Dallas CS K-12 Outreach — Cost: $900
- OSC STEM Institute — Catalog organization: Ohio Supercomputer Center — Cost: $600 · Deadline: April 1, 2027
Frequently asked questions
What appears on this research programs page?
The page uses the category, grade, location, and interest information currently stored for each published listing.
What happens when a listing detail is missing?
Cost, deadline, eligibility, location, format, program dates, and where to apply are shown separately. A field with no value is left off rather than guessed.
What should I confirm before applying?
Recheck every time-sensitive field on the linked official program page, and apply through the destination that page itself points to.