Grad Student/Early Career Resources

On this page you will find graduate student and early career job and fellowship links, shiptime opportunities, and helpful articles and websites. If there is some information you would like us to include on this page, please send us a note.

📣ECOP opportunity!

🔎🚱🌊Looking to conduct collaborative, multidisciplinary, impactful scientific research at sea?

The call for Expressions of Interest aboard @SchmidtOcean Institute's (SOI) R/V Falkor (too) is now open!

Find out more & apply: https://schmidtocean.org/expression-of-interest-2023/

The next great read from the @TOSOceanography archives: Ocean Salinity and the Global Water Cycle by P. Durack. https://doi.org/10.5670/oceanog.2015.03

📣 Incredible ECOP opportunity!

Join Peace Boat US' Youth for the SDGs Spring I Summer Programs🛳👉

đŸ»â€â„ïžArctic Voyage: 24 May – 14 June
đŸŠ„Latin American Voyage: 20 June – 5 July

🎉Scholarships available for ages 18-30.

🚹Deadline: April 30!

Apply Now: https://bit.ly/Youth-For-SDGs-2023

A gem from the @TOSOceanography archives: Wave Navigation in The Marshall Islands: Comparing Indigenous and Western Scientific Knowledge of the Ocean https://doi.org/10.5670/oceanog.2009.52

Join us in celebrating the first MA #RightWhaleDay on April 24th! 🐋 🎉

Calvin (our 42ft inflatable #RightWhale!) will be on the plaza, + MA policymakers (@joshscutler & @SenSusanMoran), RW researchers, and advocates will share info about right #whales in the Harbor Tent @ 12.

@albatross_888 @VerduinJennifer @TED_ED @myrwu And my favourite introduction to the Southern Ocean and warming processes by Jean-Baptiste Sallée - long form and open access! - in Oceanography magazine.

@TOSOceanography

https://tos.org/oceanography/article/southern-ocean-warming

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Oceanography Career Profiles

Read nearly 100 career profiles of marine scientists who have pursued successful and fulfilling careers outside of academia. These profiles discuss the career paths taken, decisions made along the way, and job satisfaction, and provide advice on job searches.

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Oceanography Student News Archive

These issues included a regular column from the TOS student representative, links to career profiles of non-academic oceanographers, profiles of TOS student subcommittee members, and information on student activities planned for the upcoming scientific meetings. 

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