Special Edition: Launch of the Green Jobs App in Google Play Store

Hello,

This is a special edition of the Green Jobs Network newsletter to announce the launch of a requested service — the availability of the Green Jobs App for Android!

As a bonus, this newsletter includes a selection of jobs and additional spotlights. Our next regular edition, featuring 200+ jobs, will be back soon!

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The Green Jobs App, a free mobile app from Green Jobs Network, is now available for Android users. Thank you to everyone who participated in the testing process!

This app brings the power of Green Jobs Network to you — on the go!

It includes the following features for our community:

The app is free and registration isn’t required.

This release follows the successful launch of the Green Jobs App in the Apple App Store. The App Store version can be downloaded directly via this link.

You can learn more about the app and download the iOS and Android versions at GreenJobs.app.

This spotlight focuses on jobs at 12 organizations. Deadlines are approaching, so the time to apply is now!

This spotlight focuses on remote roles at 12 organizations. Deadlines are approaching, so the time to apply is now!

Indiana University’s O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, which is top-ranked for Environmental Policy & Management, is currently accepting applications for its three master’s programs in environmental science and sustainability.

For the next cohorts, the application deadline is May 1 for the in-person programs and July 15 for the online MES.

You can learn more and apply here, and an application fee waiver is available.

Here is an overview of the three programs:

1.) Online - Master of Environmental Sustainability (Online MES)

The Online MES is a fully online, self-paced, asynchronous 36 credit-hour degree that can be completed in as little as two years.

Designed for working professionals, the curriculum emphasizes social, economic, and environmental sustainability, with concentration options in environmental policy and planning or municipal and industrial sustainability. Taught by the same faculty as the in-person program.

2.) In-Person - Master of Environmental Sustainability (MES)

The in-person MES is an accelerated, 36 credit-hour degree that can be completed in as little as one year. The curriculum emphasizes social, economic, and environmental sustainability, with a concentration in environmental policy and planning.

Students gain quantitative, economic, and management skills applicable across the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. International graduates are eligible for the STEM OPT extension, and students may also complete the program at a slower pace to fit their schedule.

75% of all students receive funding of 25% or more.

3.) Master of Science in Environmental Science (MSES)

This is a 48-credit, two-year in-person degree — one of the oldest and largest programs of its kind in the nation.

The curriculum covers environmental science, analytical methods, and policy. Graduates are eligible for the STEM OPT extension

All MSES students are considered for funding — most receive at least 25%.

Funding Your Degree

75% of all O’Neill master’s students taking programs on campus receive funding packages of at least 25%. You can receive additional information by emailing [email protected]

Opportunities to Learn More

You can also learn more about these master's programs and the impact you can make in this overview video and this alumni story. For complete program and application information click here.

Applications are currently being accepted for the Summer 2026 Marine and Community Conservation Externship Program.

This is a program of the National Geographic Society and The Nature Conservancy and provides training, mentoring and research experience for people ages 18-25. Over the course of the program, externs explore the knowledge, tools, and relationships they need to seek solutions and take action for nature.

Here are key details about this program: 

Externs will gain knowledge and develop skills in areas including marine conservation, investigative research, public speaking, and more.

The application deadline is May 17, 2026. To learn more about this program click here and to apply click here.

You can also explore stories from previous externs here.

The application deadline is April 16 for the next cohort of the SI2 Fellowship. This program provides a professional development opportunity for students seeking hands-on experience working on solar and storage policy research, policy analysis, and public education efforts through the Solar and Storage Industries Institute and the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA).

The SI2 Fellowship is a year-long engagement based in Washington, DC, with optional remote service. Each position is full-time during the summer months (maximum 40 hours) and part-time during the academic year (maximum 20 hours). Fellows will conduct research and policy analysis on key topics affecting renewable energy companies across the country while receiving extensive professional development and training.

Applicants should be graduate, doctoral and/or post-doctoral students. You can view the complete list of requirements here.

Compensation for this fellowship is $25-35 per hour, depending on experience. 

Applications are accepted through April 16, 2026, with the fellowship starting on June 22, 2026. To learn more and apply click here.

You can view this and other fellowships on the Green Jobs Network fellowships website climatefellowships.com.

April’s upcoming DC Climate Week with feature a Climate Career Development Day on April 23! This event will provide attendees with an opportunity to learn from experienced career coaches, connect with industry experts, and gain the tools you need to upskill, stand out, and advance your career through engaging, hands-on workshops.

This event is free for job seekers, but registration is required. To learn more and register click here.

You can view the entire DC Climate Week calendar of events here.

The final session of the Spring 2026 edition of Finding Your Future in Food Systems, a webinar series hosted by North American Food Systems Network (NAFSN), will be on May 6.

These events are free and open to the public and provide attendees with connections and insights to help them identify next steps for their careers in food systems.

You can register for the webinar on this page.