Back to Education Internships Overview NSF REU Biological Discovery in Woods Hole Back to main menu Overview NSF REU Program Details NSF REU Program FAQ NSF REU Mentors and Projects NSF REU Abstracts and Videos REU ɫƵ Oceanic Flux Program NSF REU ɫƵ Plum Island LTER The Blue Economy Internship Program (BEIP) Marine Aquarist and Research Internship Jeff Metcalf Summer for Undergraduate Research Fellows (SURF) Back to main menu Overview Metcalf Mentors 2019 Metcalf Abstracts 2018 Metcalf Abstracts 2017 Metcalf Abstracts 2016 Metcalf Abstracts Dartmouth College E.E. Just Internship Back to main menu Overview Dartmouth College E.E. Just Internship Mentors Woods Hole Partnership Education Program (PEP) Ecosystems Center Paid Internship Home Educational Opportunities Internships For any questions about Internships at the MBL, please contact Jean Enright at jenright@mbl.eduǰ508-289-7674. NSF REU Biological Discovery in Woods Hole The NSF REU Biological Discovery in Woods Hole (BDWH) Program is designed as an intensive, 10-week experience for undergraduates at the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) in Woods Hole, Massachusetts. The major portion of each studentɫƵs time will be dedicated to an individual research project under the direction of one of the participating mentors. Read more about the NSF REU BDWH Program NSF REU ɫƵ Plum Island LTER ɫƵ is seeking applicants for two 10-week positions in the Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program sponsored by the National Science Foundation. The successful applicants will work as part of a large-scale, multi-disciplinary project examining the effects of sea-level, climate change, and changes in human land use of the marshes, estuaries and watersheds surrounding Plum Island Sound, MA. Read more about the NSF REU LTER Plum Island Program University of Chicago Internship Opportunities Opportunities available for undergraduate scholars from the University of Chicago to partake in a twelve-week summer research experience hosted at the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) in Massachusetts. Students work collaboratively with scientists to develop research projects that integrate the unique resources available at the MBL. Jeff Metcalf Summer for Undergraduate Research Fellows (SURF) Learn MORE ABOUT THE JEFF METCALF SURF PROGRAM The University of Chicago Biological Sciences Collegiate Division Research Fellowship: ɫƵWorking with Non-Traditional Model Organisms in the Biological SciencesɫƵ Dartmouth College E.E. Just Internship Open to Dartmouth College Undergraduates Only The E.E. Just Internship at the Marine Biological Laboratory provides Dartmouth College students with a unique opportunity to work alongside leading scientists at the very institution where E.E. Just made many of his important scientific discoveries. Read more about the E.E. Just Internship Woods Hole Partnership Education Program (PEP) The Partnership Education Program (PEP) is hosted by the six in collaboration with the University of Maryland, Eastern Shore. The program combines course work with directed independent research in earth and ocean science. The summer interns will spend 4 weeks in a summer course that surveys global climate change from the perspective the four oceanographic sub-disciplines and will also incorporate marine policy and management. Read more about the Partnership Education Progam (PEP) Independent Internships Individual investigators at the MBL have various funded opportunities each year for undergraduates to do field- and laboratory-based research as part of that investigatorɫƵs research program. The Blue Economy Internship Program (BEIP) There are no opportunities available at this time. The Blue Economy Internship Program (BEIP) at the Marine Biological Laboratory offers paid experiential learning opportunities for Commonwealth of Massachusetts public high school, state college & university, and community college students to build their professional experience, skills, and knowledge related to the life sciences, technology, and the Blue Economy. Read more about The Blue Economy Internship Program REU ɫƵ Oceanic Flux Program Applications are now closed for the REU ɫƵ Oceanic Flux Program Internship. ɫƵ is seeking applicants for a 10-week position in the Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program sponsored by the National Science Foundation. The successful applicant will participate in studies of carbon cycle processes in ocean ecosystems, particularly deep particle flux materials collected in the Oceanic Flux Program (OFP) deep ocean sediment traps in the Sargasso Sea. Learn more about the Oceanic Flux Program Ecosystems Center Paid Internship The Ecosystems Center Paid Internship is closed at this time. The MBL Ecosystems Center is seeking an intern who can commit to work 11 weeks during the period June 5-August 26, 2022 on water quality issues in coastal ponds and estuaries. The intern will assist with research on response of a pond to nutrient mitigation and remediation resulting from wastewater diversion. read more about the Ecosystems Center paid internship Marine Aquarist and Research Internship Applications are now closed for the Marine Aquarist and Research Internship. The Automated Aquatic Facility (AAF) at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole is hosting one internship position during the summer of 2024. The AAF is a new initiative to generate novel marine model and freshwater model organisms to establish a resource network with MBL at its center. Interns will learn how to maintain novel aquatic systems and the husbandry of a variety of invertebrate species. Interns will also have the opportunity to complete an independent research project under the supervision of AAF staff. Additional activities may include outreach, electronics design and fabrication, graphic design, and coding. Learn more about the Marine Aquarist and Research Internship