Open Student Positions- Living Lab

Participating in the UC Berkeley Living Lab Program offers students a unique bridge between classroom theory and professional practice. By treating the campus as a "test site," students don't just study sustainability—they implement it.

Potential Benefits Include:

  • Professional "Consultant" Experience

  • Applied Research & "Co-Production" of Knowledge

  • Meaningful Impact & Climate Agency

  • Resume-Building Roles

  • Exclusive Support & Resources

  • Paid Internships and fellowships 


2026 Student Opportunities:

The Discovery Climate Research Hub (“Hub”) Grad Positions

GRAD STUDENTS:

The Living lab Project is excited to partner with the Berkeley Discovery to make the first call for a group of Discovery Climate Fellows! This new collaboration is aimed at promoting collaborative and interdisciplinary climate research on campus. Graduate students pursuing any climate-related research are invited to apply.  This exciting program provides stipends, leadership training, and professional development for Fellows who mentor clusters of undergraduate students. 

Fellows receive:

  • A stipend of $4,000 - $8,000 per year, depending on their research cluster’s size.
  • An additional $2,000 in research funds to support the activities and investigations of the cluster.
  • Monthly workshop series to develop professional skills and authentic leadership.


To learn more about the program and apply click here.

Why should UC Berkeley students apply to a Living Labs Project?

The Living Lab Pilot Program is looking for UC Berkeley undergrad and graduate students to work on semester long experiential learning projects.  

Students planting trees