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This direct approach may not always be feasible. Sometimes, colleges cannot provide training opportunities for all students, or the distribution may be mandatory, making it difficult to choose a placement that aligns with one's interests. In such cases, seeking training independently is a viable solution. This can be done by: Exploring internship opportunities in companies through their websites. Many companies post internship openings directly on their websites, often recurring annually. Engaging directly with company representatives on LinkedIn. Typically, the required documents include proof of enrollment from the college, obtainable from student affairs, and a CV. While a strong CV is not necessarily required for internships, it demonstrates your interest and activity in the field, which can be evidenced through extracurricular activities and a good academic record. We'd like to hear about your internship experiences and how you secured them. Where did you intern, and how did you navigate the process? #summertraining #training #internship #geomaze #geology #geophysics #geoscience #petroleum

How will you find opportunities to work in your domain of interest? (For upcoming Geoscientists) 1. First grow interest in your geosciences domain. 2. To all upcoming geoscientists, do literature survey and find out some interesting research topics, make a write up of 2 to 3 pages on your research ideas ( Introduction, research objectives, modification on existing methodology or your innovative approach to fulfill the research objectives, what type of data is required and how to get access of those data, workflow and conclusions). 3. Make a CV of maximum two pages 4. Then search for internships throughout the world in both industry and academia and apply for internship along with your cv and research write up. 5. Before apply, study well and practice some coding inline with your research objectives. 6. Grow interest in research atleast in the pre-final Year of your course if not earlier. 7. Please try to apply atleast 2 internships everyday. 8. And make a strong determination, believe in yourself. You can do it and you must make it successful. Just start the first step, then you can achieve it automatically. Hopefully, you will get an opportunity to work in your domain. #oilandgasindustry #geophysics #geology #reservoir #earthsciences #iits #ism

I'm happy to share that I've recently completed an enriching internship at the National Atmospheric Research Laboratory. Over the past few months, I've had the privilege to explore the Direction-of-Arrival (DOA) Estimation for Lightning Signals using Interferometry. While at NARL, I've worked on the complexities of signal processing and atmospheric sciences. Focusing on lightning signals has broadened my understanding of this natural phenomenon and equipped me with invaluable data analysis and interpretation skills. One of the most rewarding aspects of my internship was the meeting people with challenging research projects within atmospheric sciences. Each project presented unique challenges and learning opportunities, from studying the Martian ionosphere to investigating cloud bursts. Meeting passionate researchers has expanded my knowledge base and fueled my curiosity to explore further in this dynamic field. I'm incredibly grateful for the hands-on experience and mentorship I received at NARL. It has been a journey of growth and discovery, allowing me to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios and develop practical solutions. Reflecting on my internship experience, I'm filled with a sense of accomplishment and excitement for the future. I look forward to apply the skills and insights gained at NARL to contribute meaningfully to the field of atmospheric sciences and related fields. I'm eager to connect with fellow professionals who share a passion for research and innovation in atmospheric phenomena and Signal Processing.  #AtmosphericSciences #InternshipExperience #SignalProcessing #Research #Lightning #ProfessionalDevelopment

#ASLO Science Communication Internship: We are accepting applications for a remote 15-week program starting early 2025. This internship aims to expose students and early career professionals to various forms of #scicomm and career paths in the sciences: https://lnkd.in/eGG6ZXUR #Aquaticscience #oceanography #limnology

WHAT DOES 'IT'S A GREAT/WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE' REALLY MEANS TO INTERNS ? The above is a very common phrase posted by students doing their internship in near-surface geophysics (NSG). More often than not, that particular phrase refers to their excitement on given the opportunity to handle the sophisticated geophysical equipment for the first time ! They are more fascinated with the equipment rather than learning the fundamentals of the geophysical methods. It's my cheeky self always poking them with questions when I encountered such posts. I'll comment and query them on some basic principles on the geophysical methods that they have been exposed to just to know how much they have learnt. It will always end up with silence and even to the extent of the posts being deleted. Internship is to prepare students for the real working life. They should be thoroughly guided to the basic principles of the geophysical methods. It's not only to demonstrate the use of the equipment. They should start from the basics before progressing to other work sequences. If they do not have a good grasp of the fundamentals of the methods, it's pointless to proceed further. Well, I don't totally blame them though. I believe it's the responsibilities of the company where they are attached to, to guide and teach them. These would help to prepare them well when they join the industry. As for the interns, they also need to be proactive by asking a lot of questions so that can they can learn as much as possible during their short stint undergoing their internship program. Do not waste your internship opportunity to build knowledge and skills prior to entering the job market.

🌟 Thrilled to Share My Latest Summer Research Adventure! 🌟 🔍 Internship Details: Completed a summer research internship under Dr. Soumyajit Mukherjee, Prof. Department of Earth Sciences, IIT Bombay (July-August). 🚗 Research Focus: Explored the transition from conventional fossil fuel vehicles to electric and hybrid options. Analyzed key government policies, including the Automotive Mission Plan (#AMP) and #FAME (#Phase-I &II) initiatives, assessing their effectiveness in promoting electric & Hybrid Electric vehicle adoption. 🌍 Relevance to Geophysics: While not traditional Geology or Geophysics, this research is crucial for us as geophysicists. Understanding energy transitions informs our approach to resource management and environmental stewardship. 🤝 Industry Perspective: This research aims to explore how diverse energy sources can coexist, rather than oppose the oil and gas industry. By examining the roles of electric and hybrid vehicles alongside traditional fuels, we can contribute to a balanced energy landscape. 📊 Key Findings: Highlighted industry challenges and showcased statistical evidence of the positive impacts on EV and hybrid vehicle sales. 🙏 Gratitude: A heartfelt thank you to Dr. Mukherjee for his invaluable mentorship throughout this journey! 💡 Looking Ahead: This summer experience has deepened my understanding of the interplay between technology, policy, and sustainability. I’m eager to apply these insights as I continue my studies in geosciences! #SummerInternship #IITBombay #EarthSciences #Sustainability #ElectricVehicles #Gratitude #EnergyTransition

“I feel like I have learned way more about geology and what I want to do in my career, in the three months that I’ve been doing this program, compared to the entire year of uni,” says Ricki, an Intern Student and Indigenous Cadet in our exploration (RTX) team in Brisbane, Australia. I had no idea I was going to get in. But my friend and I signed up for it and took the opportunity. It's a really good program - I work with the RTX team at Bowen Hills (in Brisbane, Australia). The teams are really lovely, enthusiastic people, and they're so good to work with and learn from. We are given a main project to work on throughout three months, and then a few other side projects. At the moment, I'm doing some geochemistry and tectonic reconstruction. So that's been really interesting and I've learned so much. There's many RTX stations around the world that all focus on different parts of the globe - researching different types of geology, commodities, and deposits. Rio Tinto is very organised, and they don’t treat you as a number, you're definitely more of an individual - people want to listen to you and teach you things, and you’re supported all the way. I feel like in a lot of graduate and vacation roles elsewhere, they kind of throw you out into a mine or an office and leave you to it - you don't really get to learn much. But I feel like Rio Tinto is definitely more interested in getting the next generation ready for mining and exploration geology. Applying is definitely scary. I didn’t know anyone in Brisbane, but I don’t regret it at all. It's such a great opportunity. And it's made me become much more confident in myself, as well as what I want to do for my career. While I'm young, I do want to go out and try FIFO (fly-in fly-out), so I can learn how the mines function, before I get into exploration geology, but I’d definitely be honored to stick with Rio Tinto." Discover more about Internships and Cadetships here: https://lnkd.in/g4eV7-Pj #Graduates #Internships #FindingBetterWays

Excited to share that as part of my master's degree in Georessources, I'm spending this summer completing an internship with the Arethuse Geology team in the beautiful South of France 🌞🏞️ My project focuses on Predictive Mapping approaches using a QGIS + Python workflow. Grateful for this opportunity and can't wait to see what the rest of the summer holds! #Georessources #QGIS #Python #PredictiveMapping #THEIA

Dinosaur Discoveries by Interns! Unearthing the Impact of Geology Internships Geology internships can lead to groundbreaking discoveries! Did you know that some significant dinosaur fossils were unearthed by interns during field expeditions? The story highlights the crucial role interns play in advancing geological knowledge and contributing to exciting discoveries. Share your internship experiences (or future internship goals) in the comments below!

🌎🌍 New Website Alert! 🌀🌴 | https://lnkd.in/gZMZCDUj (vargasmartes . com) Rosa M Vargas Martes, M.S. ¡Hablemos de Ciencia! Join me in navigating tropical meteorology, summer research experiences, graduate school, and graduate fellowships! As an undergraduate student, one of my biggest drivers was to help my peers through the process of applying to summer internships and opportunities. After I became a graduate student, I have also been committed to helping peers apply to graduate school and fellowships. I have pursued these efforts as part of committees, workshops, and one-on-one meetings in English and Spanish at my current and previous institutions. My ultimate goal through this is to contribute to efforts dedicated to the pursuit of a more diverse, equitable, inclusive, just, and welcoming environment within the geosciences. As the years have past, it has been my dream to put all of these materials together in an accessible space, for the benefit of other students. Over the past year (almost) and as I approach the final stages of my Ph.D. program, I have began to materialize this dream, and have published my personal website! At the moment, it has some information on internships (Spanish and English), my tropical meteorology research, and a bit about me and my trajectory. There is plenty to come over the next months, but thought I had enough material so that it was worth to make the website public. I hope that this information can help someone out there as they commence or continue their journey in pursuing higher education in the geosciences.