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EDF Climate Corps Fellowship, Summer 2027 (US)

open Verified SCH-DB-295 · 06 Environment & Sustainability · United States

EDF Climate Corps places graduate students with companies, cities, universities and nonprofits for 10-12 weeks of summer climate work on emissions, energy, supply chains and climate risk, with a weekly salary floor and a virtual Foundations Week.

Amount / fundingMinimum USD 1,400 per week for 10-12 weeks plus USD 1,400 for participation in Foundations Week; host organisations onboard fellows as interns or term employees; no summer housing, local transportation or relocation assistance from EDF
Deadline20 December 2026, 11:59 PM PT (applicants by 30 November 2026 receive special access to a network event)
Start dateFoundations Week virtually 24-28 May 2027; fellowship 10-12 weeks between June and September 2027
LevelMSc, PhD
Funding typestipend-only
Field06 Environment & Sustainability

About this scholarship

EDF Climate Corps places graduate students with companies, cities, universities and nonprofits for 10-12 weeks of summer climate work on emissions, energy, supply chains and climate risk, with a weekly salary floor and a virtual Foundations Week.

Minimum requirements

Graduate student enrolled in a graduate certificate or degree programme for at least one term of 2026-2027; eligible to work in the United States during summer 2027; fellows are matched to host organisations (companies, cities, universities, nonprofits) and work full-time (about 40 hours per week) for 10-12 weeks between June and September plus Foundations Week

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Tags: climate action, emissions reduction, sustainability, renewable energy, climate risk, sustainable finance