Environmental Science and Policy

Internships

William and Mary students can earn credit for work done as interns in local or far-flung agencies, companies, or organizations. These internships can fulfill the capstone requirement for the Environmental Science and Policy major and minor. Here’s how it works. Students arrange the internship, which can be for roughly 7 hours a week or more for a semester or longer, or can be done during the summer. The student propose the project to a faculty person, and jointly agree on a topic, outline and references for an academic paper on a topic related to their internship. The Director of the program can assist in setting up the registration. Students must get the internship credit approved in advance, the policy is here:

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A world of career and internship possibilities are available to William and Mary students, visit the College's Career Center and its web site. Be sure to spend time really exploring the resources at the center and on the web pages, and ask for help. There are William and Mary alumni who want to help you find an exciting job or internship (the Alumni Mentoring program), and listings of thousands of jobs and internships all over the world, many in the environment area. Click on the "Experience" logo for the E-recruiting link at the Career Center web site.


In the past, William and Mary students have done excellent internships at local agencies, such as:

There are a number of environmental consulting firms locally who are looking for interns:

Other students have worked for national and international agencies, such as:

If you represent an organization who offer internships or have completed an internship you would recommend to others please email us with your suggestions. Thanks.