Student Programs

If you’re a college sophomore majoring in engineering and you are looking for a unique way to launch your career, apply to our Accelerated Leadership Program. You’ll benefit from paid tuition for junior and senior years of college, the opportunity to network with top-level executives, two paid summer sessions, part-time employment during your junior and senior school years and the opportunity for a full-time Boeing position after completing your degree*.

*Subject to the terms of the program.

During the summer sessions, you’ll network with Boeing leaders and work on real-world projects that contribute to aerospace innovation. We believe in your potential. That’s why the program covers all tuition and certain educational expenses and housing for your junior and senior years of college. Then, after graduation and satisfaction of the terms of the program, you’ll have the opportunity to continue your career in a full-time capacity, doing work that helps all of humanity to take flight.

To be considered for this program, you must:

Be a sophomore year college student obtaining an engineering degree
Be currently enrolled at one of the following universities:

Tuskegee University
University of South Carolina
University of Southern California
University of Washington
Virginia Tech
Washington University in St. Louis

Have the ability to obtain a U.S. Security Clearance, if required, for which the U.S. Government requires U.S. Citizenship
Apply for and timely complete the online application and submit any required documentation

Application Materials

Online Application

Resume

Letter of Recommendation

Letter of Recommendation

Along with your resume, a letter of recommendation is required. You should submit the letter of recommendation in the Resume/CV section of the application. The letter should be from one of these sources: a faculty or staff member at your school, a professional or community source. This letter should reflect and include the following:

Leadership and teamwork skills
Ability to solve complex problems
Involvement in the community
Principle strengths

All materials must be submitted through the online application. Emailed or mailed documents will not be accepted.

Frequently Asked Questions

The program is an innovative engineering development program for sophomore engineering students from select universities.
Tuition and certain educational expenses and housing will be covered for the student’s junior and senior years of college. Additionally, those selected for the program will participate in a wide range of engineering and product-focused activities, immersive development exercises, mentorships and the opportunity to network with top leaders in the company. Students selected for the program will have the opportunity to participate in two paid summer sessions (one before junior year and one before senior year), part-time work during their junior and senior years and the opportunity for a full-time engineering position with Boeing.
Sophomore engineering students from Tuskegee University, University of South Carolina, University of Southern California, University of Washington, Virginia Tech, and Washington University in St. Louis.
Boeing has partnerships with these universities. Other universities may be considered in the future.
All engineering disciplines are eligible.
Yes, those selected for the program will be working on unique engineering projects in collaboration with some of the brightest minds in the industry.
The goal of the program is to accelerate participants’ development as engineers, provide hands-on engineering experience and exposure to unique products, technologies, and opportunities.
Participants will have opportunities to be part of a wide range of innovative technologies and products across the company and collaborate with Boeing teammates as they support engineering projects that will accelerate their development as future Boeing engineers.
Participants must complete two summer sessions (one before junior year and one before senior year) at Boeing, part-time employment during their junior and senior years, and, if a full-time offer is extended, three years as a full-time employee with Boeing after graduation.
To participate and receive the benefits of the program, a retention agreement is required. If you voluntarily terminate your employment or are discharged for cause during your retention period, you are obligated to repay the gross amount of the special payments paid on your behalf (or directly to you). If your employment terminates during your retention period due to involuntary termination (other than for cause), involuntary layoff, disability or death, you will not be obligated to repay the special payments paid to date.
Yes, participants will be Boeing employees throughout their participation in the program.
Those who are selected and accept a position in the program will be paid using established salary guidelines. Additionally, participants receive a competitive 401(k) package, health care, paid time off and other best-in-class benefits, subject to the eligibility terms of each program.

Opportunities will be located at different Boeing sites across the U.S. based on the needs of the business.
These positions offer relocation based on candidate eligibility.
The positions will be on-site with travel opportunities available.

University	Requisition Opens	Requisition Closes
Tuskegee University	September 8th	October 13th
University of South Carolina	September 8th	October 4th
University of Southern California	September 8th	October 19th
University of Washington	September 8th	October 25th
Virginia Tech	September 8th	September 29th
Washington University in St. Louis	September 8th	October 17th

Participants from eligible universities with additional questions can contact our Boeing University Recruiting team at collegecareers@boeing.com

AcceleratedLeadership program

Program Overview

Eligibility
Requirements