Undergraduate Summer Research Internships
Each summer, The Thomas More University Biology Field Station, home of the Center for Ohio River Research & Education (CORRE), offers up to 10 paid research internships for undergraduate students. These internships are in the fields of aquatic biology, conservation, ecology, and environmental science. Projects involve animal husbandry, bioassessments/biomonitoring, climate change, fisheries, harmful algal bloom monitoring and toxicology, among others.
Time Period: Internships begin in late May, end in early August, and include a week-long break at the mid-point the week of July 4.
Internships include a $3,500 stipend and free on-site housing. Students are responsible for food and travel.
In addition to completing an independent study project of their choice, interns will be assigned to one of three crews:
The deadline to apply for summer 2024 has passed. Check back in December 2024 to apply for summer 2025 research internships.
For any questions, reach out to Station Manager Molly Williams at [email protected].