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Guest Student Program

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Guest student Paul Morris collects groundwater samples in Waquoit bay area on Cape Cod. (Photo by Tom Kleindinst, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)


The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution offers an informal internship program in which a limited number of college undergraduates are accepted as Guest Students in our laboratories on a year-round basis. Advanced high school students enrolled in Upper Cape and Island schools may be eligible as guest students also.

Guest Student positions at WHOI are extremely limited, and the ability to place a Guest Student depends on whether the student's interests and academic background coincide with available openings at the time the application is received. Scientists do have the ability to invite their own Guest Students, so it is strongly recommended that a prospective student contact the scientist(s) with whom he or she is interested in working. Guest Students are responsible for arranging their own room and board, and are expected to arrive with their own health insurance.

Guest Student appointments are made for periods of up to one year. An appointment can be renewed if the circumstances warrant it, and the student is in good standing at his or her home institution. WHOI does not issue academic credit for Guest Student work, but a description and evaluation of a student's work is available upon request. Guest Students are expected to observe the regular working hours of the Institution and are encouraged to participate in the many seminars and lecture programs of the Woods Hole scientific community.




Last updated: November 19, 2009
 


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