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Internships

You must complete an INTERNSHIP PROPOSAL (HERE) in advance if you plan to earn credit for you internship. The Proposal Form explains what you need to do - so start early! To find an internship:
  • Read the Eco-Advising News - it's sent weekly during the semester.
  • Check the links below.
  • Ask professors and TAs about internships and/or listen for class announcements.
  • Register for Careers4Terps - UM Career Center
  • Approach environment-related organizations directly
  • Not ready to intern? Try volunteering!
Types of Internships
Resources
Natural Resources, Marine & Coastal Science, and Agriculture
Biodiversity, Natural Resources, Restoration and Wildlife
Marine and Coastal - Science & Policy
Agriculture - Science & Policy
Policy, Planning & Advocacy - Non-Profits
Environmental & Science Education
Summer Research Experiences (REUs)

REUs are excellent opportunities for highly qualified students who want to explore a career in research. Typically, each site selects 10-15 students from across the country; and provides housing, social activities, and a $3,500+ stipend. Most participants are rising seniors; however, rising juniors and new graduates may be eligible in some cases. Application deadlines fall between February 1 - March 15 each year (it varies by institution) and require a personal statement, resume, and 1-2 faculty recommendations. Start planning in the Fall of sophomore or junior year to take best advantage of these opportunities. The schools listed below are a sampling of what's available. See the full NSF/REU Program list HERE.

** ENSP students have participated in these programs.

Searchable Databases - Local & National
Out-of-State Links
Volunteer Opportunities