AT&T Special Programs

AT&T Labs runs two special programs designed to encourage women and under-represented minority students in technical fields of interest to AT&T. Use this table of contents to navigate this page:
the Undergraduate Research Program
the AT&T Labs Fellowship Program
Other information

AT&T Undergraduate Research Program

Women and under-represented minority students who are juniors and nongraduating seniors in science and engineering fields may apply for positions in this program run within AT&T Labs. This is a continuation of the well-known "Summer Research Program" of the former AT&T Bell Laboratories.
To apply, please use our ONLINE APPLICATION SYSTEM.

AT&T Labs Fellowship Program

This program is an outstanding opportunity for fellowship support for women and under-represented minority students in science and engineering disciplines relevant to the business of AT&T. Students are encouraged to apply in the year prior to graduation at the BS level. This program combines the former "Graduate Research Program for Women" and "Cooperative Research Fellowship Program" run by the former AT&T Bell Laboratories.
To apply, please use our ONLINE APPLICATION SYSTEM.

Other Information


Sample Summer Projects
All of the above programs involve students in realistic summer research experiences. To give you a flavor of what is involved, we have put together a list of projects from 1999, together with some of the plans for the summer of 2000. There is also a page that gives a random sample of the projects from 1996 and 1997.
AT&T Visiting Professors
AT&T has a long tradition of ties to the academic community. One mechanism for this connection is the involvement of faculty members in summer collaborations with staff members in the research organization at AT&T Labs. Such collaborations are usually arranged individually, as a result of other professional contacts.
Electronic Resume Submission
Our resume submission system has continued to evolve since its introduction in January of 1996. Recent additions include an update mechanism that students can use for various purposes, and the ability to send postscript or pdf documents (via a staff member or recruiter) for uploading as an adjunct to a submitted resume. Due to the ease of document distribution which it affords, our Web Resume Database is now the official repository of virtually all information on applicants for both summer jobs and regular employment. If you haven't sent us your resume, you may do so from the pages regarding regular employment or internships. A complete page of contact information is provided to help you find the correct forms and addresses to use.