Undergraduate

Admissions

The Erb Undergraduate Fellows program is open to rising juniors, current sophomores, majoring or minoring in either the Ross School of Business or Program in the Environment.

Undergraduate

Admissions

The Erb Undergraduate Fellows program is open to rising juniors, current sophomores, majoring or minoring in either the Ross School of Business or Program in the Environment.

Undergraduate

Admissions

The Erb Undergraduate Fellows program is open to rising juniors, current sophomores, majoring or minoring in either the Ross School of Business or Program in the Environment.

Application Requirements

The application for the Erb Fellows program is now closed and will open again in late Fall of 2026.

There is a separate application for transfer students. Click here to access the application! If you have questions before applying, contact us.

If you are interested in applying next year, you will be asked to provide basic information, upload your most recent resume, and provide responses to three personal essay questions.

Application Questions

  1. Reflecting on your professional and/or personal experiences, what has inspired you to pursue the Erb Institute Undergraduate Fellows program in business sustainability? Building on this, describe the sustainability impact that you hope to have as a business sustainability leader. (Maximum of 250 words).

  2. One of the greatest assets of the Erb Institute is our community of students, staff, alumni, and business partners. This community works diligently to foster a community that is welcoming and inclusive. The Erb Institute Undergraduate Fellows program aims to develop and support a tight-knit, inclusive community of students that are supportive of each other and energized about the possibilities for sustainable solutions. How will you contribute to the development of this inclusive community? What positive attributes and qualities will you contribute to the Erb undergraduate community? (Maximum of 250 words).

  3. Please write a short statement regarding what you hope to gain from the experience of being in the Erb Fellows program if you are admitted. (Maximum 100 words).

Rising junior status
Major or minor in Ross or PitE

Students interested in the Erb Fellows program are encouraged to enroll in Environ 207 or 208 prior to their junior year. While not a required course, these foundations will strongly support a student’s learning in business and sustainability fundamentals.

Questions?

Email Erb Institute Student Affairs Program Manager, Melissa Coveney. Or reach out to one of our student Ambassaderbs!

Questions?

Email Erb Institute Student Affairs Program Manager, Melissa Coveney. Or reach out to one of our student Ambassaderbs!

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Kresge Hall, 3rd Floor West
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© 2026 Frederick A. & Barbara M. Erb Institute. All rights reserved.

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Kresge Hall, 3rd Floor West
Suite 3510
Ann Arbor, MI 48109

© 2026 Frederick A. & Barbara M. Erb Institute. All rights reserved.