Employers
At the FESinDC annual job trek in Washington, D.C. last year, students met with employers like TetraTech, an environmental consulting and engineering services firm.
Let Us Connect You to the World’s Future Environmental Leaders
Our students are uniquely prepared to face complex environmental challenges in all sectors through our range of degrees and concentrations suited to corporate, government, educational, non-profit and NGO career tracks.Work with us to meet students through on-campus recruiting, major targeted career fairs, our on-line posting system, annual resume book and through Student Interest Groups.
- Recent graduates work worldwide.
- A summer internship or research project is required for master's degrees. Work with us to bring an intern to your organization!
- Our master's degree programs include Environmental Management, Environmental Science, Forest Science and Forestry.
- Students may also earn a PhD through the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
- 30+ student interest groups
2018 Incoming Student Profile
- Number of US states – 30
- Number of countries – 25
- Female/Male ratio – 59%F / 41%M
- Average GPA – 3.6
- Average work experience 2-4 years
- International student population – 24%
- US minority population – 20%
- Average age – 27
- Average GRE scores – Verbal 161, Quantitative 157, Writing 4.5
- Average GMAT scores – Verbal 44, Quantitative 46, Total Score 729, Writing 5.8
- Average LSAT score - 162
Post your Job or Internship on F&ESNext
We offer employers with relevant job opportunities free access to our online posting system, F&ES Next, to post both full-time and internship opportunities that reach current students and alumni. Create your account to post opportunities and search the candidate database! Post current and future positions directly, collect applications through the system, and communicate with candidates as you see fit.
Please email Maya Polan, Assistant Director, at maya.polan@yale.edu, with general inquiries, or if you experience problems with accessing your profile.
Images: 1) Abby Snyder wrote a Greenhouse Gas Inventory Guidance report for dairy producers that was approved by the USDA. 2) In South Africa, Leandro Vigna worked as an architect for the Green Building Council and Andy Lee studied predator reintroduction in wildlife reserves. 3) Ali Golden interned at Thermo Fisher Scientific, working to expand the company’s glove and single-use garment recycling programs in their manufacturing facilities. 4) Ki’ila Salas measured endangered mahogany trees in Belize to analyze which treatments work best for their long-term growth and survival.
Employers
