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    Steel Intern Scholarships

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    Steel Intern Scholarships support university students pursuing iron and steel careers through paid summer internships and academic funding that connect classroom learning with practical industry experience.

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    Funder: Association for Iron and Steel Technology Foundation

    Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2027 (Application submittal) | October 2027 (Application acceptance)

    Funding Amounts: One-year scholarships: US$7,500 (US$4,500 NHIC); Premier award: US$12,000 (US$7,200 NHIC), each preceded by a paid summer internship

    Summary: Scholarships pair paid steel-industry summer internships with academic funding for students pursuing iron and steel careers.

    Key Information: Applicants must be citizens of the USA, Canada, or Mexico and willing to relocate for the required summer internship.


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    The Association for Iron and Steel Technology (AIST) Foundation’s Steel Intern Scholarships connect university study with practical experience in the iron and steel industry. Recipients complete a paid summer internship at a North American steel-producing or steel-related company before receiving scholarship support for the following academic year. The program focuses on students’ professional goals, interest in steel-industry careers, and potential contributions to the industry.

    AIST helps selected students find placements suited to their interests and location preferences, including opportunities with steel producers and industry suppliers. Students may also arrange their own placement with AIST approval. Internships offer opportunities to apply classroom knowledge, work on projects in a field of interest, and learn from experienced mentors. The highest-scoring applicant receives the Premier Intern Scholarship.


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