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Ok  Toggle navigation Toggle navigation Toggle navigation   Membership Login Give Learn and Develop By moving ahead in your career, or by guiding others, you can strengthen the Earth and space science community. Finding and following your path No matter your career stage, professional and career development are important to advancing yourself and helping guide others. AGU provides career and educational resources, webinars, mentoring services, and support for students and professionals at all levels in Earth and space science. At AGU, we’re especially committed to inspiring and educating present and future generations of diverse, innovative, and creative Earth and space scientists. We know that the impact of our science grows when individuals and groups who aspire to contribute to science are welcomed and supported and when we have a strong pipeline. By helping all people at any stage of their careers, and through a commitment to creating ethical, inclusive and diverse work environments, we can strengthen the global Earth and space science community and broaden its positive impact on society. Careers Mentoring Student Competitions Grants/Scholarships Latest Career resources Find a job Paths through science Ethics and diversity Webinars Career resources AGU Bridge Program –The AGU Bridge Program is part of the Inclusive Graduate Education Network (IGEN), an effort to develop, adopt, and share inclusive practices for recruiting, admitting, and retaining historically marginalized students in STEM graduate programs. Partnered with 51 geoscience departments across the nation, the AGU Bridge Program offers students one free application to all partner departments, and a variety of resources and support along the way to their goals for graduate school. Career Center Newsletter – This monthly email newsletter will provide you with tools to help advance your career. Tailored to students and early career scientists, it offers career and professional development articles and recent job postings. On the Job blog – Visit the blog for career advice and workforce guidance for students, and early-career and established professionals who are interested in pursuing professional enrichment. Resources for faculty – Check out our resources for faculty, including information about AGU’s Heads and Chairs program for leaders of Earth and space science departments or join the Education Section. Eos career and education articles – Read the latest Eos articles related to education and careers. AGU Connect – Have dynamic and real-time discussions with your peers about timely issues in Earth and space science. Resources for K-12 education – Learn more about sharing Earth and space science with a K-12 audience through activities and resources from AGU. Working at AGU – Apply for an open position at AGU and help us advance Earth and space science for the benefit of humanity. Fellowships and internships Check out the many opportunities below for gaining valuable job experience in the Earth and space sciences. Voices for Science This program offers a 12-month program that recruits scientists interested in science communications and outreach and work directly with AGU staff to conduct outreach activities in their local communities. Congressional Science Fellowship This paid fellowship places scientists and other professionals in the offices of either a member of Congress or on a committee. Community Science Fellows (Thriving Earth Exchange) Community Science Fellows are committed volunteers who are eager to facilitate and lead collaborative, co-developed community science projects that produce on-the-ground impact in local communities. Federal internships and job opportunities If you’re a current student or recent graduate, you may be eligible for federal internships and job opportunities through the Pathways and other student programs. Internships at AGU AGU offers paid internships working in various departments from science policy to publications and everything in between. AGU Bridge Program Apply to our 51 partnered graduate programs with one free application. Students from historically marginalized backgrounds encouraged to apply. Mass Media Fellowship This paid fellowship is a 10-week summer internship at a traditional or online media outlet.  Find a Job Visit the AGU Career Center to find your next position in Earth and space science. Search for fellowships, internships and other position types at a variety of scientific institutions or browse our career resources to help you in your next steps. Find a Job Post a job Are you looking to recruit the best talent in Earth and space science? Post your open position on the AGU Career Center. We offer a range of packages to help you achieve the best exposure for your position. We can help whether you are looking to recruit a student position, reach our full Career Center audience, or increase your applicant pool. Post a job About Paths Through Science Paths Through Science is a tool for you to explore the many directions a career in the Earth and space science can take. You can investigate the fields represented in each sector (academia, government, industry, and nonprofit) or browse through our directory of profiles. We have also introduced video profiles for some of our Paths Through Science subjects. Paths Through Science: "Glaciers are the interface between land, atmosphere, and ocean.” Ethics and diversity in the scientific workplace We envision a diverse, inclusive, and ethical scientific community where all participants are encouraged to develop to their full potential. A safe, inclusive and welcoming community will lead to better science and positive impacts on society. Historically, many of the disciplines and workplaces of Earth and space science have lacked diversity. Women and people of color still face obstacles and are under-represented. Further, individuals from these groups may experience harassment, bullying and discrimination at higher rates than others. These factors have shown a need for institutions, societies, and individuals themselves to learn how to appropriately and fully address the issues and promote a safe, inclusive environment for all scientists. AGU is addressing harassment directly by establishing expectations of conduct within our community, promoting responsible science and ethical leadership practices , and expanding diversity. We were the first scientific society to define harassment as scientific misconduct within our formal Ethics Policy [PDF] and we are working to educate, promote and ensure responsible scientific conduct and foster a positive work climate in science through the AGU Ethics and Equity Center . Webinars AGU Webinars help you reach your full career potential whether you’re strengthening your skills in a specific area or learning about new research and professional trends. Our library of past and upcoming webinars is available for you to develop your skills and advance your professional knowledge at any time. Mentoring programs We support several mentoring programs that establish connections between students/early career scientists and more experienced...