Ready to get your hands dirty? We encourage all students in the Department of Earth Sciences to apply their skills both in the lab and out in the field through internships, field camps, authentic research and many other experiential learning opportunities.
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Apply Your Skills in the Field
Gain practical experience applying your Earth sciences knowledge in the field through one of our two-week summer field camps or explore one of the many internship opportunities available for Earth science majors.
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Get Involved in Research
Work side-by-side with world-class scientists conducting original research in one of our cutting-edge analytical, experimental, and computational facilities. Our faculty are involved in a wide range of research projects, and many of them encourage undergraduate students to join their group and get involved.
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Share Your Work
Ready to share your work with the world? Discover opportunities for presenting or publishing your original academic research.
Publications and Creative Work
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Travel and Study Around the World
Studying STEM subjects in another part of the world broadens your perspective and helps you develop new skills. Students in the Department of Earth Sciences can complement their major through numerous study abroad opportunities.
Network with Your Peers
Connect with other students in the Department of Earth Sciences and across the UO campus by getting involved in one of our many student groups.