My last contribution to the Oceanography Classroom, in which I addressed undergraduate oceanography education in a global world, ended with a promise to discuss graduate oceanography education next. I now hold the September 2003 issue of our magazine in my hands and notice the contribution of Brix et al. (2003) on a similar theme, so these pages can be seen as directing the spotlight on the same topic from a different angle.

Tomczak, M. 2003. In the oceanography classroom: Undergraduate oceanography education in a global world. Oceanography 16(4):104–105, https://doi.org/10.5670/oceanog.2003.19.

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