A few things to know before you apply:

The Greenpeace Semester aims to empower students to be agents of change through hands on experience in grassroots organizing, training in essential campaign planning skills, and a deep knowledge of the most pressing environmental issues we face...

Greenpeace is committed to providing financial assistance to participants with potential to become environmental leaders who demonstrate need in order to participate. Please review the information below.

Read below for details on the tuition and options for course credit for the program.

If you are planning to apply for the Greenpeace Semester, please review our application timeline. It will give you a general idea of what to expect when you apply, although the process differs among students.

The Greenpeace Semester opens doors for students wanting to pursue a career in environmental advocacy - there are many ways to stay connected.

The Greenpeace Semester offers two training programs throughout the year: a twelve-week semester program in the spring and fall, and two separate five-week programs held in the summer. Both aim to train college students in the skills necessary to...

The Greenpeace Semester started in the fall of 2004. Originally called the Greenpeace Organizing Term, the program was born out of the idea that training passionate young activists in the key skills of grassroots organizing, strategic campaigning...

A major component of training during the Semester is the hands-on experience that comes from working on group projects that support Greenpeace's campaigns.