Jobs

Complete employment application form to apply for current Environmental Center job opportunities.Ìý

  • Job Openings and Descriptions can be found on the University of ColoradoÌýstudent employment Handshake website. Search for Environmental Center to see current open position descriptions. When there are no Environmental Center job postings on Handshake, we do not have openings.Ìý
  • You can apply for multiple openings at a time with just one application.Ìý
  • This is a competitive application process! We regularly receive more than 200 applications for the academic year. Make your application stand out by highlighting your sustainability interests and background.Ìý
  • Most student positions are posted in August and filled at start of the fall semester. Unanticipated openings may be filled at other times.Ìý
  • More info about required employment documentation can be found on theÌý, or on the.Ìý

The Environmental Center can only hire current students who are officially registered in a degree-seeking program at 91´«Ã½.

Most Environmental Center positions begin atÌýStudent Assistant IÌý($16.82). Some positions that require more specific experience and skills, for example videographer or graphic designer, begin atÌýStudent Assistant IIÌý($17.60).ÌýStudent specialist or lead positions will begin atÌýStudent Assistant IIIÌý($18.40).

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Internships

The CU Environmental Center can sometimes work with an individual student to arrange a semester-long internship.

  • Internships are available on a very limited basis, depending on the priorities and projects of the current semester, capacity of supervisors and skills and interests of applicants.
  • Academic credit for an internship must be facilitated and approved by your academic major department.
  • Students can work with the E-Center as a paid employee, paid intern for a specified term,Ìýor intern for academic credit. In order to earn academic credit while in a paid position, the student will need to work with the supervisor and internship advisor to identify desired and approved learning outcomes.

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Future Careers

Explore the links for "Environment and Sciences" and other majors and careers throughÌýCareer Services resourcesÌýfor information about various industries, non-profit organizations and job boards.Ìý

CU Career ServicesÌýcan also assist you with discovering strengths, resume writing and interviewing, events and fairs, graduate school preparation and much more.