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Aylesworth Foundation Scholarship
Career award that invests in the best and brightest students conducting research in the marine sciences.
Application Period:
May-June 12
Award/Stipend:
Varies
Florida Sea Grant’s student funding opportunities span a range of interests and enable students to make a real difference for Florida’s coast while carving out their own path for the future.
In 2022, FSG awarded $389,464 in internships, scholarships and fellowships to 36 students working to address prominent coastal issues at 13 Florida universities.
Explore our current opportunities which are generally offered on an annual basis, although dates may vary slightly from year to year.
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Career award that invests in the best and brightest students conducting research in the marine sciences.
Awards up to eight students whose work helps support sustainable management of marine fish.
Helping Aquaculture Reap Value and Enhance Student Training (HARVEST), offers college students paid part-time internships with local Florida aquaculture businesses.
Provides graduate students interested in ocean policy with a 12-month paid position in the legislative or executive branch of federal government in the Washington, D.C. area.
Offeres two specialized areas (population and ecosystem dynamics and marine resource economics), where fellow works closely with a mentor from NOAA Fisheries.
Presented to a Florida high school senior who plans to major in a coastal-related field at a Florida university/college. Awards based on competition in the State Science & Engineering Fair.
For graduate students interested in extending their research with the goal of addressing the needs of stakeholders and contributing to the peer-reviewed scientific literature on a topic of relevance to coastal and marine resources; research can span a range of disciplines.
Provides early career aquaculture specialists interested in outreach and science communications with 12-month paid fellowship working towards sustainable aquaculture development.
Limited-term, paid opportunities for undergraduate students interested in working on projects with Florida Sea Grant Affiliated FacultyÂ
Continued monitoring and research efforts are needed to fully understand sediment biogeochemistry in South Florida and its role in facilitating or inhibiting HABs.
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