Internships in Physics for post-undergrads

[BH Wiz]

I have recently graduated with a BS in Physics and have not decided what field to pursue in my graduate studies and may wait a couple of months (up to a year) until I enroll.
I am mostly interested in Quantum Information (both software and hardware-wise) and plasma physics (fusion).

I was wondering if there are some internships/fellowships I can pursue in the meantime, which I might be eligible for given my current academic status.

Thank you.

 

[vancouver_water]

I have recently graduated with a BS in Physics and have not decided what field to pursue in my graduate studies and may wait a couple of months (up to a year) until I enroll.
I am mostly interested in Quantum Information (both software and hardware-wise) and plasma physics (fusion).

I was wondering if there are some internships/fellowships I can pursue in the meantime, which I might be eligible for given my current academic status.

Thank you.

There are many groups in quantum information who might offer (paid) internships. I found mine through emailing professors, including my transcript and resume. Are you in America?

 

[BH Wiz]

There are many groups in quantum information who might offer (paid) internships. I found mine through emailing professors, including my transcript and resume. Are you in America?

I am not.
I thought about it a while back and i will be sending an email to a professor soon.
Thanks for your reply.

 

[Jody]

Some of the undergraduate internships might include recent graduates as well. SULI is a good example of this.

https://science.osti.gov/wdts/suli/Eligibility

 

[ZapperZ]

Some of the undergraduate internships might include recent graduates as well. SULI is a good example of this.

https://science.osti.gov/wdts/suli/Eligibility

The OP indicated that he/she is not in the US. SULI will be irrelevant.

Zz.