NOAA Internships
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) conducts research and gathers data about the global oceans, atmosphere, space and sun, and applies this knowledge to science and service that touch the lives of all Americans.
Associates have worked either at NOAA or for organizations that help to carry out NOAA's mission doing GIS and mapping, cartographic technology, marine sanctuaries, hydrographic surveying, remote sensing, coastal management, planning and policy, oceanography, web development, marine charting, navigation services, communications, research, capacity building and more.
To Apply
Please go to ERT's career opportunities web page to see a list of all current internships and open positions.Join Us!
Our internships provide learning and training opportunities to:
- Advance your knowledge and understanding of environmental issues
- Develop research capabilities, technical, field and leadership/managerial skills
- Apply knowledge learned in the classroom to the real world of environmental challenges
- Be guided and mentored by environmental professionals
- Benefit from the opportunity to network with NOAA employees and your fellow ERT associates
- Explore career possibilities you may not have previously considered
In addition:
- ERT/NOAA Associates are PAID! at hourly rates that are fair and market competitive
- Opportunity to get hired to work for a NOAA on a permanent basis.
ERT-NOAA Collaboration
ERT and NOAA collaborate in two program areas.
The Coastal Management Fellowship Program
This program is open to recently-graduated candidates with a master's degree from Sea Grant Institutions with a focus on coastal issues.
Coastal Management Fellows hold master's degrees in such areas as coastal and marine resource management, coastal geology, environmental management, and natural resources and the environment.
Please contact your local sea grant office prior to November 2008 for more details.
National Ocean Service Internships
For anyone who is interested in ocean sciences and is ready to start a career in a wide variety of fields, including geography, environmental education, oceanography, marine biology, meteorology, remote sensing, coastal operations, navigation services, and more.
Who are the Associates?
NOS Program Associates are recent graduates with a bachelor's, master's, and doctorate who are interested in ocean sciences and are ready to start a career in a wide variety of fields, including geography, environmental education, oceanography, marine biology, meteorology, remote sensing, coastal operations, navigation services, and more.
