PwC Reporting & Assurance Intern Summer 2027: ESG sustainability reporting internship for accounting, finance and environmental science students

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PwC is listing a Reporting & Assurance intern role for Summer 2027 that places students inside sustainability reporting, ESG analysis, data modelling, assurance and climate and nature finance work. The opportunity is aimed at bachelor’s students and recent graduates in accounting, sustainable resource management, environmental science or finance, and it carries a stated pay range of $29.25 to $48.00 an hour.

Key facts

  • The internship is titled Reporting & Assurance – Intern – Summer 2027 and is listed under ESG.
  • PwC identifies the role for students pursuing or who have completed a bachelor’s degree in accounting, sustainable resource management, environmental science or finance.
  • The posting lists a minimum overall GPA of 3.0 and says 3.5 is preferred.
  • The internship is for Summer 2027 and no specific application deadline is stated in the supplied listing.
  • The role carries Job ID 757093WD and lists availability in five locations, though the locations are not identified in the supplied information.

What this means for students

This internship is most relevant for students who want practical exposure to sustainability reporting and assurance inside a professional services environment. The role combines ESG disclosure work with data analysis, materiality assessments, climate finance and observation of assurance processes, so it may appeal to applicants interested in accounting, ESG consulting, corporate sustainability or environmental finance.

PwC says candidates are typically expected to be in the third year of a four-year degree or the fourth year of a five-year degree at the time of application. Applicants also need to meet the bachelor’s degree field requirement and a 3.0 GPA minimum, while a 3.5 GPA is preferred. The listing also says PwC does not intend to hire people who will require H-1B sponsorship, now or in the future, except as permitted under its policy.

  • Fields named: accounting, sustainable resource management, environmental science and finance.
  • Academic level: third year of a four-year programme or fourth year of a five-year programme, typically.
  • Compensation: $29.25 to $48.00 an hour, depending on factors including skills, experience, location and applicable employment laws.
  • Location: five locations are listed, but the specific sites are not identified in the supplied information.

What will interns do in the role?

PwC says interns will support sustainability reporting initiatives, help prepare reports aligned with frameworks including the Global Reporting Initiative and the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures, and assist with climate finance and nature finance projects. The role also includes data modelling and analysis, materiality assessments, and exposure to assurance work in PwC’s Assurance practice.

The posting describes the internship as learning-focused. Interns are expected to listen actively, ask questions, communicate clearly, support project teams and observe experienced professionals while building an understanding of business environments and developing a professional personal brand.

What makes a candidate stand out?

PwC says useful distinguishing factors include meeting the educational requirements to sit for the CPA examination in the intended state of employment before full-time employment, knowledge of sustainability reporting standards, experience with climate finance or reporting, data analysis skills, teamwork and the ability to use AI to create efficiencies and improve ways of working.

Frequently asked questions

What is the PwC Reporting & Assurance Intern Summer 2027 role?

It is a Summer 2027 internship in PwC’s Assurance practice focused on sustainability reporting, ESG disclosures, data analysis, climate and nature finance, materiality assessments and assurance-related work.

What degree and GPA do applicants need?

PwC says applicants should be pursuing or have completed a bachelor’s degree in accounting, sustainable resource management, environmental science or finance, and should have at least a 3.0 overall GPA. A 3.5 GPA is preferred.

Does the posting mention a deadline or location?

No specific application deadline is stated in the supplied listing. The role is listed in five locations, but the specific locations are not identified in the supplied information.

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