Boston Museum of Fine Arts (MFA)
Internship
STEAM Team
DeadlineRolling
At a glance
Paid
Free
In person · Massachusetts
465 Huntington Avenue Boston, Massachusetts 02115
Sophomores, ages 15–16
Summer
About
The STEAM Team is a workforce development program and paid fellowship opportunity for Boston teens provided by the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. It explores STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics) careers in the world-renowned encyclopedic cultural institution through hands-on learning activities with MFA staff mentors in each of the corresponding STEAM disciplines, local visits of businesses, organizations, and artists doing innovative work in the STEAM fields, and field trips and activities at various institutions around New England. Fellows build strong connections with professionals in their field of interest, cultivate team building and leadership skills with their co-fellows, and foster their workforce development, academic, and professional aspirations through social engagement activities and professional development presentations given by the leading minds in STEAM disciplines. The program is open to rising sophomores who attend a Boston public school and/or live in Boston.
Requirements
To be considered for the STEAM Team fellowship program at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, applicants must be rising sophomores attending a Boston public school or living in Boston. They should be interested in exploring potential STEAM careers (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics), and demonstrate a willingness to learn and participate in hands-on learning activities with MFA staff mentors in each corresponding STEAM discipline. The program aims to cultivate workforce development skills while introducing the fellows to various academic and professional options in the STEAM fields. Fellows are expected to build strong connections with professionals in their field of interest and cultivate team-building and leadership skills with peers. Applications are considered on a rolling basis and can be sent in by emailing teens@mfa.org.
