Internships in RSENR

Internships are a great opportunities to explore your career interests, build relevant skill sets and make connections in your fields of interest. Many students also find that internships encourage them to apply knowledge and skills gained in a classroom setting.  Internships may be for credit or not, paid or unpaid, part time or full time and can be built into your class schedule during the academic year or arranged during the summer months.

The Rubenstein School Internship Program awards academic credit for well structured internship and research experiences.  Internship opportunities exist in Vermont, throughout the United States as well as internationally.   The Rubenstein Internship Program provides a formal structure for students pursuing career-related internships and research experiences.  Interns are supervised and supported by professionals in the field, a RSENR Faculty member and by the RSENR Career Services Coordinator.  Internship credit needs to be arranged PRIOR to the start of an internship.  It is never  too early to start gaining internship experience!  Stop by Aiken 220G to make an appointment with Career Services Coordinator, Anna Smiles-Becker.  Appointments can also be made via email request or by phone at 802-656-3002.

Past Internship Summaries & Photos

Want to learn about cool internships that other Rubenstein students have done?  Check out these photos and internship descriptions grouped in the following categories.  Also be sure to look at the Rubenstein YouTube Channel to watch cool internship and other videos.

• Agriculture
• Conservation
• EcoDesign
• Energy
• Environmental Education
• Environmental Science
• Fisheries
• Forestry
• Policy 
• Wildlife

Last modified March 19 2013 10:01 AM