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March 8, 2008
Google Summer of Code 2008

Over the last three years Google Summer of Code has provided 1500 students from 90 countries the chance to work on open source projects. It also has provide some great software and software enhancements to the open source community. Google has increased their funding by another $1 million. Each participant will receive $4,500 as a stipend.

I don’t understand why they have such a short window of opportunity to apply - but this is how they do it every year. They are accepting applications from open source projects, to act as mentoring organizations, through March 13th. Student applications will be accepted from March 24th to March 31st. See Google’s announcement.

externs.com offers listings of science internships and engineering internships.

Related: Preparing Computer Science Students for Jobs - IT Employment Hits New High Again - A Career in Computer Programming - Howard Hughes Medical Institute Summer Research Jobs - The Joy of Work - posts on fellowships and scholarships

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