Could your project or work opportunity benefit from a graduate level Environmental Health student? The Gangarosa Department of Environmental Health (GDEH) works with colleagues, partners, and alumni to provide a skilled pool of potential applicants and student workers. By linking our students with our network of partners and colleagues, we provide mutually beneficial opportunities for students to gain in-depth experience and to enhance their education toward becoming public health professionals.
Rollins School of Public Health master's students are required to satisfy 200 hours working in a public health setting and complete a culminating Integrative Learning Experience (ILE) project. Environmental Health Sciences doctoral students complete three semester-long research rotations, conduct research, and prepare dissertations. To help students meet these requirements, we depend on our faculty, colleagues, community and global partners, alumni, and others to consider hiring our environmental health students for projects and positions relevant to environmental health.
Opportunities can include ongoing research projects, applied practice experiences, internships, summer field work (U.S. or abroad), and various types of employment (full-time, part-time, paid, and unpaid).
Learn more about opportunities for employers to hire and engage with our students!
Ready to post an opportunity?
Let us know what type of EH opportunity/ies you have available or contacts who might be interested in learning about us. You can fill out this form, and someone from GDEH will be in touch. You can also post directly to the RSPH Career Connection, a school-wide opportunity job board via RSPH Office of Career Development. The RSPH Career Connection allows students to view and apply directly to your job posting. Once a student applies, the application will be sent immediately to the person who posted the job, and it will be that person’s responsibility to follow up with the student for an interview or offer. If you have any questions about navigating the Career Connection or posting an opportunity, please contact the Office of Career Development. If you post an EH-related position directly with the Office of Career Development, please let us know so we can help get the word out to students.