Students build real-world skills in summer sustainability internships
Sustainability Pathways InternshipsInternships give students opportunities to learn from industry leaders, test-drive sustainability career paths, and build bridges to full-time employment.
Stanford Geophysics Graduate Interns with GeoSHOT in New Zealand
Recent Stanford Geophysics PhD graduate Dr. Laura Blackstone joined New Zealand’s GeoSHOT project for a two-month internship, using physics-based modeling to study fluid and heat transport in superhot geothermal systems and help reduce uncertainty for future deep drilling.
Students explore industries across the globe through Sustainability Pathways Internships
Stanford students are making global impact through the Sustainability Pathways Internships, applying their skills to sustainability projects across diverse industries and regions.
Kaitlyn Sanchez spent the summer as a climate intern at Auckland Council in New Zealand, where she researched strategies for sustainable economic development in the region.
William Charouhis spent the summer as a sustainability prediction intern at Tata Agratas in Coventry, UK, helping build tools to measure and predict Agratas's organizational sustainability.
George Hasnah spent the summer as a global sustainability intern at Jacobs in Boston, MA, bridging market solutions and engineering to drive sustainability in practice.
“There really is no better way for our students to both complement and apply their educational journeys than through an internship. These unique opportunities help students gain invaluable experience, explore their interests, make an impact, and foster connections that will support their success long after they graduate.”
ARUN MAJUMDAR, Dean of Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability
