U.S. EPA Great Lakes Office Paid Fellowships 2026: Full-Time Opportunities for Recent Graduates in Chicago
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- Full-time paid employment
- Professional mentorship and training
- Hands-on experience in environmental programs
- Exposure to federal government operations
- Potential fellowship duration of up to three years
- Opportunity to build a career in public service and environmental protection
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Recent graduates seeking to launch careers in environmental protection and public service can now apply for paid fellowships with the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
The EPA’s Great Lakes Office in Chicago is recruiting four recent graduates to begin full-time paid fellowships in July 2026. These fellowships may last for up to three years, offering an exceptional opportunity to gain hands-on experience working on environmental initiatives that protect and restore the Great Lakes.
This program is ideal for graduates who want to build professional experience in environmental science, policy, research, and public administration while contributing to one of the most significant freshwater ecosystems in the world.
About the Fellowship
The Great Lakes Office leads efforts to protect and restore the Great Lakes through research, partnerships, and environmental policy implementation. Fellows will work alongside experienced professionals on projects that support water quality, ecosystem restoration, and sustainable environmental management.
Fellowship Benefits
Selected fellows will receive:
- Full-time paid employment
- Professional mentorship and training
- Hands-on experience in environmental programs
- Exposure to federal government operations
- Potential fellowship duration of up to three years
- Opportunity to build a career in public service and environmental protection
Location and Start Date
- Location: Chicago, Illinois, USA
- Start Date: July 2026
Who Should Apply
This opportunity is designed for:
- Recent graduates
- Individuals interested in environmental protection and sustainability
- Applicants seeking full-time paid fellowship experience
- Candidates motivated to contribute to Great Lakes restoration efforts
Why This Opportunity Matters
The Great Lakes contain approximately 20 percent of the world’s surface fresh water and are critical to the environment and economy of North America. Working with the EPA provides an opportunity to contribute directly to the protection of this vital ecosystem.
Application Deadline
Applications must be submitted by:
29 May 2026
How to Apply
For more Fellowship Opportunities, Visit OFY here.