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UC Berkeley’s Master of Climate Solutions (MCS)

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Applications are now open for UC Berkeley’s Master of Climate Solutions (MCS), a one-year, in-person graduate program in the Rausser College of Natural Resources built for the next generation of climate leaders. The MCS program equips students to lead change within real-world organizations by blending technical depth in climate science, data, and carbon accounting with practical training in strategy, policy influence, and organizational change.


Key highlights of the program include:

  • World-Class Faculty & Speakers: Learn from faculty across three top-ranked Berkeley departments (ARE, ESPM, and ERG) and engage directly with leaders like climate investor Tom Steyer, marine biologist Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, and Nobel laureate Omar Yaghi.
  • Hands-On Experience: Complete a real-world capstone project, with options to participate in the Cleantech to Market accelerator elective.
  • Tailored Curriculum: Choose from three tracks: Climate Strategy & Management, Climate Policy & Politics, or a Self-Designated path.
  • Inclusive Eligibility: Open to applicants from STEM, social science, and humanities backgrounds across any industry—no prior climate background required. GMAT/GRE scores are optional.


Application Deadlines:

  • Priority Deadline: December 1, 2026
  • Standard Deadline: January 22, 2027

To learn more or apply, please visit climatesolutions.berkeley.edu/mcs/experience/ or contact applymcs@berkeley.edu.

BCG Launch

Registration is now open for BCG Launch, a virtual series for undergraduate and non-MBA master’s students interested in exploring a consulting career at BCG. Participants will hear from BCG consultants, join virtual sessions, and access case prep resources - offering a clearer view of the path to becoming a BCG Associate.  


Program dates: Sessions were held on November 9, 2026, but recordings and on-demand content are available through March 29, 2027.

S.T.A.R. Program

 

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Teach For America

For Graduating Seniors: Teach For America Corps
A full-time, paid, two-year teaching and leadership opportunity after graduation (not just for education majors).

Students receive:

  • Full salary and benefits
  • Training and ongoing coaching—no teaching experience required
  • Financial support for certification and relocation
  • Durable leadership skills growth
  • Access to a large alumni network and career connections across sectors

We look for students who are resilient, collaborative, and motivated to grow, regardless of major or career path.

 

For Juniors: Teach For America Ignite
A flexible, virtual, paid tutoring fellowship students can do alongside their class schedule.

Students:

  • Work remotely 3-5 hours/week
  • Tutor and mentor 2-3 middle or high school students
  • Build coaching, communication, and leadership skills
  • Receive professional development and mentorship

Great for students exploring all career paths who are curious about the intersection of education and other social issues.

 

For First- and Second-Year Students: Breakthrough Collaborative
A paid summer teaching fellowship where undergraduates design lessons and lead middle school classrooms. Fellows receive mentorship, coaching, and practical leadership training.

INCHES Lab RA Position

Child Narratives Lab RA Position

Research Assistant at the THRIVE Lab and Brain, Body & Behavior Driving Simulation Lab

Research assistants are being recruited for a collaborative study at UC Irvine by the THRIVE Lab and Brain, Body & Behavior Driving Simulation Lab. The focus is on parent-teen relationships and traffic safety. Motivated, detail-oriented individuals are needed to help with coding through the end of August. If that's you, send an email as soon as possible to Frances Li at haofeil1@uci.edu. 

Psychology Job & Internship Opportunities Blog

This is a blog maintained by a professor at Miami University, and an excellent resource for students interested in psychology. It is updated frequently with opportunities ranging from summer internships to full-time research assistant and lab manager positions. You can easily filter posts by location, type of position, and specific fields of psychology to find roles that match your interests.

Beverly Hills Police Department Cadet Opportunity