CBFS Internship Program
The Department of Natural Resources and the Environment, in conjunction with the Cornell Biological Field Station (CBFS), will offer 10-week undergraduate research internships during the summer field season. This program offers exciting opportunities for students to collaborate on research with mentor scientists conducting ecological investigations in a wide variety of ecosystems.
A Setting for Excellence
You will live and work with other interns at CBFS. The CBFS is a highly interactive, research-oriented environment. Interns will exchange ideas with each other, staff scientists, and Cornell campus faculty. The Cornell Biological Field Station is a well-equipped facility located on the south shore of Oneida Lake, NY. The Station is located 12 miles northeast of Syracuse, and is only a 20-minute commute to shopping centers, Hancock International Airport, and the Amtrak train station. The Field Station is recognized both nationally and internationally for its research accomplishments in basic and applied ecology.