ESS 4850 - Community Internship

Credits: 4

Students work in environmental sciences and sustainability internship placements that match the students’ academic program, interests and skills. Internships can be arranged across a wide array of public and private organizations focused on environmental policy, business, research, regulation, enforcement, ethics, education or other areas in the student’s interest. Students must work a minimum number of 100 hours at the placement site and/or doing the work required by the internship. Internships are overseen by the Program Director.
Prerequisite(s): This course requires permission of the instructor to register.
Note: Typically taken in the junior year.