2027 Internship Inquiry
Woodwell Climate Research Center Inc
Summary
The Woodwell Climate Research Center 2027 Summer Internship Program provides a comprehensive 11-week, hands-on learning experience in Falmouth, MA, offering speaker events with senior leadership and professional networking opportunities across operations and science departments.
Job description
Key Program Details
- Compensation: Minimum wage $15.00 per hour (temporary, non-exempt) or equivalent
- Work Schedule: Full-time (typically 40 hours/week, Monday–Friday)
- Duration: 11 weeks (maximum 90 days), starting June 2027
- Work Formats: Onsite, hybrid, and remote options available
Participating Departments
- Operations Teams: Human Resources, Finance (Accounting, Sponsored Research, Grants & Contracts), Development (Fundraising), and Marketing & Communications
- Science & Research Teams: Carbon, Water, Arctic, Wildfire, Lab, Field, and general research opportunities
Application Instructions
- To express your interest and receive notifications for official 2027 postings, submit your inquiry directly through the link provided
- Prepare Documents: Update your resume and draft a tailored cover letter
- Specify Placement: Clearly highlight the exact department or internship type you are seeking in your cover letter
- Submit Inquiry: Attach both documents to the general intern inquiry posting to be added to the notification list
Requirements
- Prepare a resume and a tailored cover letter specifying desired department or internship type
- Interest in climate science
- Willingness to commit to a full-time schedule for the 11-week duration
Benefits
- Minimum wage $15.00/hour
- Full-time schedule
- 11-week duration
- Onsite, hybrid, remote options
Company overview
Woodwell Climate Research Center Inc is a leading scientific research organization dedicated to advancing climate science and environmental research. Formerly known as the Woods Hole Research Center, the organization focuses on understanding climate change impacts, carbon cycle dynamics, and ecosystem responses to environmental changes. The center conducts cutting-edge research in areas such as Arctic systems, tropical forests, carbon accounting, and climate policy. With a multidisciplinary approach that combines field research, remote sensing, and modeling, Woodwell Climate Research Center provides critical scientific insights to inform climate policy and conservation efforts. The organization collaborates with academic institutions, government agencies, and international partners to address pressing environmental challenges and develop science-based solutions for climate mitigation and adaptation strategies.