Google is not just a search engine—it’s a global technology powerhouse offering products and services that shape the way we live, work, and connect online.
From cloud computing and software to hardware and online advertising, the company is at the forefront of innovation.
Founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin while they were Ph.D. students at Stanford University, Google has grown into one of the Big Four tech giants alongside Amazon, Apple, and Facebook.
Now, Google is inviting talented students from around the world to join its 2025 Internship Program and gain hands-on experience in a cutting-edge tech environment.
Who Can Apply
The Google internship is open to students currently pursuing a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD degree in fields such as:
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Computer Science
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Linguistics
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Statistics or Biostatistics
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Applied Mathematics or Operations Research
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Economics
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Natural Sciences
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Related technical fields
Internship responsibilities and projects are tailored based on your educational background, interests, and skills.
Google also encourages expectant parents or parents-to-be to apply, emphasizing an inclusive environment for all.
What the Internship Offers
The Google internship program spans multiple locations worldwide.
Interns can expect a program duration of three to six months or longer, with a stipend ranging from $1,000 to $3,300 depending on location and role.
Participants will also receive a certificate upon completion, providing recognition for their contribution and experience.
How to Apply for the 2025 Google Internship
Interested and qualified applicants can apply directly through Google’s official internship portal.
There are over 60 internship openings available, giving applicants the flexibility to choose the role that best matches their skills and career goals.
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This program is an opportunity to gain invaluable experience, work alongside top experts in the field, and take your first step toward a potential career at one of the world’s most influential tech companies.
