Program for Environmental Politics
Student forum for discussing climate change, climate policy, and research through weekly roundtables with professionals in the field.
- Joining
- ApplicationFirst-years eligible · No experience needed
- When
- Usually recruits in fall and spring
About
The Program for Environmental Politics will provide a forum for students interested in the intersection of environmental science, activism, and politics to discuss topics of climate change, climate policy, groundbreaking research, and more with the current leading experts in the field. Weekly meetings will include roundtable discussions with ranking professionals in the field and expose students to what a career in climate policy can look like. This program will create an intimate experience for participants to build personal connections with each other and the speakers, with the potential for future research or work opportunities.
How to join
- Application — A written application, often followed by interviews.
What they do
- Weekly roundtable discussions with ranking professionals in the field
- Socials to build community
More links
- IOP program pageHarvard directory
Sources
- Program for Environmental Politics | The Institute of Politics at Harvard UniversityHarvard page · seen Oct 29, 2026
- Programs | The Institute of Politics at Harvard UniversityHarvard page · seen Oct 12, 2026
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