The Marine Institute, in partnership with the Strategic Marine Alliance for Research and Training (SMART), offers 30 bursaries for 2026 FEAS and INFOMAR surveys aboard the Celtic Explorer and Tom Crean. This is a unique chance to gain hands-on experience in offshore marine science, guided by field experts, while expanding your professional network. Bursary Stipends Participants will receive €100 per
The Marine Institute, in collaboration with the Strategic Marine Alliance for Research and Training (SMART), is thrilled to announce 25 bursaries for dedicated FEAS surveys and five bursaries for INFOMAR seabed mapping surveys in 2024 aboard the renowned Celtic Explorer and Tom Crean vessels. These opportunities are tailor-made for final year undergraduate and postgraduate students in marine sciences, offering hands-on
A Science@Sea marine data collection training survey will take place on the 15th and 16th of February in Cork Harbour and its approaches. The survey platform is the RV Tom Crean and learners will have the opportunity to stay aboard Europe’s newest research vessel for a truly immersive experience of offshore data collection and surveying. This intensive training survey is
Two Science@Sea training surveys in multidisciplinary marine science will take place from the 14th to 17th of March in Cork Harbour and its approaches. These intensive two-day CPD courses on the RV Celtic Voyager are aimed at postgraduate students of marine-related sciences, technologies and engineering, as well as researchers, and marine oriented professionals and educators. Science@Sea teaches cross‐disciplinary skills for
The Marine Institute in collaboration with the Strategic Marine Alliance for Research and Training (SMART) is offering up to 27 bursaries on dedicated FEAS surveys in 2022 on the Celtic Explorer and Celtic Voyager. Bursaries are valued at a fixed rate of €95 per survey night and successful applicants will be fully integrated into the survey work programme and make
