M.C. Mehta Centre for Education and Research - UK
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🌍 Opportunity: Climate & Sustainability Research Intern
M.C. Mehta Centre for Education and Research (MCMCER) | London / Hybrid
We are looking for a motivated student with an interest in sustainability, climate change, ESG or environmental policy to support MCMCER's work around our upcoming London Climate Resilience Roundtable.
The Roundtable will bring together stakeholders, practitioners and subject-matter experts to explore practical responses to extreme heat and climate adaptation, including the resilience of businesses, workplaces, buildings and infrastructure.
This is an opportunity to get involved in a live climate initiative and gain practical experience beyond the classroom.
What you'll be involved in:
- Researching climate resilience, extreme heat and adaptation issues affecting London and the UK
- Supporting stakeholder and sector research ahead of the Roundtable
- Helping analyse questionnaire and stakeholder data
- Identifying trends, themes and useful insights from research and data
- Supporting the development of briefing and research materials for the event
- Helping consolidate findings and evidence for our post-event report
- Working alongside the MCMCER team and sustainability subject-matter experts
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Ideally, you will be a current university student or recent graduate studying Sustainability, ESG, Environmental Science, Climate Change, Environmental Policy, Business Sustainability or a related subject. You don't need years of experience. We're looking for someone who is curious, comfortable working with information and data, can communicate findings clearly, and wants practical exposure to sustainability and climate-resilience work. The role would particularly suit someone looking to build experience in research, sustainability, ESG, climate policy, data analysis and stakeholder engagement.
Details:
- Location: London / Hybrid
- Duration: Fixed-term placement linked to the London Climate Resilience Roundtable
- Commitment: Part-time / flexible around university studies
- Remuneration: Unpaid placement, with agreed travel and reasonable work-related expenses covered by MCMCER


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What you'll gain:
You'll gain hands-on experience contributing to a real-world climate resilience initiative, with the opportunity to see your research and analysis feed into a live stakeholder Roundtable and its resulting research and insights.
Interested?
Please send us your CV together with a short introduction telling us what you're studying, your interest in sustainability or climate research, and why you'd like to get involved.
About MCMCER
The M.C. Mehta Centre for Education and Research provides education and research in sustainability, ESG and environmental law, built on the legacy of Shri M.C. Mehta. Established in India and now expanding its work in the UK, MCMCER is an official GRI and ISSB training partner, with expertise spanning sustainability reporting, climate and ESG capability building.
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