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Employer Interest Form: Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability Pathways Internships

Thank you for your interest in hosting Stanford interns through the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability Pathways Internships. This program connects sustainability-focused organizations with Stanford students—undergraduates through PhDs—across all academic disciplines. Internship roles may be directly related to sustainability within your organization or more general roles at organizations making a positive impact in the field.

Please review the Employer Guidelines and complete this brief form to help us understand your interest, potential project areas, and timeline. We’ll follow up with more information and next steps.

In the meantime, please visit the program website spi.stanford.edu/employers for more information. 

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Organization Name
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Primary Contact Name
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Primary Contact Email
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Phone Number (optional, for quick follow-up if needed)
Organization Location (where the internship will take place)
Internships must be in-person or hybrid; fully remote roles are NOT eligible unless your organization operates fully remotely.
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What type of industry does your organization represent?
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Will your organization be able to host a Stanford intern for 8–12 weeks (40 hours per week) between mid-June and mid-September 2027?
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Will your organization be able to provide compensation for the intern?
We ask that host organizations provide a minimum of $25/hour for undergraduate interns and $30/hour for graduate interns.
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What application/hiring timeline works best for your organization?
The process typically takes around 8-10 weeks: 3 weeks for collecting applications, 4-6 weeks for review and interviews, and 1 week to finalize offers. 
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Please briefly describe the potential internship project(s), roles, or responsibilities.
You’re welcome to list general focus areas or examples.
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Is there anything else you’d like us to know?
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