One grant opportunity for undergraduate students is the Creative Arts, Research, and Scholarship (CARAS) Program. Each semester, the Office of the Provost provides funding to a select number of students under the supervision of a faculty member to support their scholarly, research, or creative projects, often focused on sustainability. Visit this Undergraduate Studies page for more information.  

The Climate Justice Field School (CJFS) is a community-engaged program centered around a 10-week-long paid summer internship. It provides Temple undergraduates the opportunity to work with Philadelphia-area organizations on projects that address unequal vulnerability to climate change impacts and related environmental injustices. Visit this page to learn more about the program and its hosts and sponsors.

The Civic Sustainability Fellowship sponsors a student to work for the City of Philadelphia's Office of Sustainability’s Municipal Energy Office (MEO). Building on existing data analysis and sustainability management skills, this fellow receives training in managing, organizing and analyzing data insights for key stakeholders. In assisting the Municipal Energy Office with data collection, database management and development of data tools, the fellow gains experience working in a public sector sustainability role and tracking progress towards The City of Philadelphia’s renewable energy and climate action goals.