DOE STEM

This site was created to help you explore the many ways you can get involved with STEM across DOE.

The Department of Energy (DOE) is building pathways for a diverse workforce to pursue science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) careers that will solve some of the most complex challenges of our time. DOE seeks to engage learners at all levels to promote STEM and energy literacy and to attract, inspire, and develop a STEM identity and a sense of belonging in STEM. DOE is committed to promoting and supporting people from all backgrounds and perspectives, including individuals and communities that have been historically underrepresented in STEM fields and activities at DOE.

 

Upcoming Events & Deadlines

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Participant stories

DOE welcomes thousands of students and professionals who participate in DOE STEM training and learning opportunities every year. Learn about their experiences in research internships at the DOE National Laboratories, science innovation competitions, technical workshops and educational institutes and more!

Meet Malazia Cepero, MEISPP Intern for the Minority Educational Institutions Division, Office of Economic Impact and Diversity
Name: Malazia Cepero; Institution: American University; Program: Minority Educational Institution Student Partnership Program (MEISPP); Educational Level: Undergraduate Student
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Mentors Matter: Championing the Future STEM Workforce
Name: Isidro Pantoja Garcia; Institution: Washington State University Pullman; Program: Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internship (SULI); Education Level: Undergraduate Student
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Meet a Fellow: Caroline Quanbeck
Name: Caroline Quanbeck; Institution: University of Miami; Program: Mickey Leland Energy Fellowship (MLEF) Program; Education Level: Undergraduate Student
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Former Tribal Energy Program Intern Guides Tribes Toward a More Sustainable Path
Name: Suzanne Singer; Institution: University of California, Berkeley; Program: Tribal Energy Program; Education Level: Graduate Student
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Fellow Reflections: Jonas Kaufman
Name: Jonas Kaufman; Institution: University of California, Santa Barbara; Program: DOE Computational Science Graduate Fellowship (DOE CSGF); Education Level: Graduate Student
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Next Generation of STEM Leaders Present Their Work at Argonne
Names: Kelsey Biscocho, Jeremy Schultz, Colin Weber, John Cheng, Eva Bucke; Education Level: Undergraduate Students
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Who is DOE?

Watch these videos to learn more about the DOE mission areas!

Office of Science
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Office of Nuclear Energy
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National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA)
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Office of Legacy Management
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Clean Energy Corps
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STEM Opportunities - with the Department of Energy, at the DOE National Labs, and Beyond

DOE Program Office STEM Websites
DOE Program Office STEM Websites
The DOE Program Offices support research and development (R&D) and workforce training in fields ranging from the physical sciences to renewable energy, cybersecurity, and national security. Explore what each of these offices has to offer!
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STEM Opportunities at DOE National Labs
STEM Opportunities at DOE National Labs
The 17 DOE National Laboratories are a pillar of the U.S. Federal research and development (R&D) ecosystem with world-leading staff and state-of-the-art facilities. Learn about STEM training opportunities and resources at DOE’s National Labs.
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Employment Opportunities at DOE
Employment Opportunities at DOE
Want to be part of the Clean Energy Workforce? Pursue a career tackling some of the greatest technical challenges of our time? Lead a program sponsoring cutting-edge research and development? Explore career opportunities at DOE!
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DOE STEM Partners
DOE STEM Partners
DOE coordinates with many partners. Learn about the resources and partnerships that help DOE advance, train, and prepare a diverse and skilled STEM workforce.
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