Environmental Management Internships in Belize

Looking for a warm-weather getaway this Winter Break? Take your passion for landscape architecture to the tropics with a one-of-a-kind, 3-week internship in Belize! Co-led by two visionary architects, this immersive program offers a structured, hands-on learning experience focused on the design and construction of eco-conscious infrastructure. Explore modernized gabion architecture - an innovative take on ancient building techniques - adapted for sustainable, resilient structures in a changing climate. Set in Belize’s breathtaking natural environment, this internship blends creative design with real-world impact. Collaborate on live projects that balance form, function, and sustainability while gaining insight into traditional practices and contemporary ecological design. Perfect for students, recent grads, or emerging professionals, the program includes a curated itinerary, accommodation, airport pickup, 24/7 support, and a reference letter to support your future goals. 2025 Winter Break spots are strictly limited - don’t miss your chance to be part of this unforgettable journey that bridges cultural heritage with forward-thinking design.

Volunteer in Belize and explore this small country that is the perfect mix of Central American jungles and Caribbean beaches. Get the best of both worlds far away from mass tourism and enjoy the perfect beaches, exciting wildlife and a fascinating underwater world. And why not work for an NGO at the same time? If you love the ocean and you are passionate about marine conservation, Belize is the right place for you. Volunteer your time to protect rare species like dolphins or manatees. You will get to dive and explore one of the most beautiful diving grounds in the Caribbean.

This internship program is tailored to fulfill your academic requirements and personal and professional learning goals. You can select flexible durations of 3, 4, 6, or 8 weeks. You are then paired with projects that align with your academic requirements, career goals, and personal interests while also supporting local organizations in Belize. Typically, interns work 30-35 hours per week, applying classroom knowledge to real-world challenges in various fields such as education, conservation, entrepreneurship, social service, and other areas as requested. This experience is designed to enhance important employability skills, including collaboration, independence, and intercultural communication. A typical 4-week program includes living with a host family for deep cultural immersion, along with curated excursions focused on cultural, environmental, and historical topics. Enhance your career readiness and earn academic credit through this flexible, hands-on practicum.