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The purpose of marine science is to add to our knowledge of ocean environments, which cover 72% of the earth’s surface. The ocean varies greatly in depth, and using depth is one way to classify marine environments. There is a great difference between conditions and organisms found in the shallow neritic zone (the pelagic, or sea, area above the continental shelf) and those existing all the way down the slope to the wide plains and deep trenches below the sea, where living creatures subsist on volcanic emissions from the seafloor.

If you’re interested in adding to the world’s store of information about the sea and its fascinating inhabitants, there are scholarships available to assist with your education.

Government Scholarships

National oceanic and atmospheric administration.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) may sound familiar because many of its marine scientists worked in the Gulf of Mexico during the 2010 oil spill. To encourage future employees, NOAA provides a number of different college scholarships , including the following:

• The Educational Partnership Program supports students from underrepresented groups who are attending schools designated as serving Hispanic, African-American, Native Hawaiian, and Alaskan Native populations. Juniors majoring in oceanic science are eligible for professional training at NOAA, which is an excellent career opportunity.
• The Ernest F. Hollings Scholarship also trains undergraduates in marine science, offering not only as much as $8,000 each year but also a summer internship paying $650 a week between the first and second years of the scholarship.
• The Dr. Nancy Foster Scholarship Program funds independent research by graduate students in marine biology, and preference goes to women and minorities. The maximum annual stipend is $30,000 plus a cost-of-education allowance (maximum of $12,000) and as much as $10,000 to work on a research project at NOAA.

Private Organizations

National ocean scholar program.

The National Ocean Scholar Program disburses tuition assistance to high school seniors who plan to study the ocean sciences in college. To be eligible, you must participate at least once in a competition called the National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB) and maintain a good record in school.

Details are available from the scholarship contact given on the NOSB website. With your application, you must submit two essays discussing your involvement with ocean science.

Scholarships From Colleges

University of south florida.

The University of South Florida’s College of Marine Science offers a large number of scholarships and fellowships which can be viewed by searching on the department’s name in the scholarship database . You’ll find a page of graduate fellowships and undergraduate scholarships, including these:

• The Marine Science Scholarship, for graduate students, is a one-time award of $15,000, and for further details you must contact the department.
• The Linton Tibbetts Endowed Graduate Student Fellowship supports a graduate student conducting research that relates to the Caribbean ocean. It brings $10,000 and is renewable.
• The St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership Fellowship in Coastal Science awards $20,000 to a doctoral candidate and $18,000 to a masters candidate.

Oregon State University

The Hatfield Marine Science Center at Oregon State University has posted a page of scholarships and other awards, including two for which undergraduates may apply:

• The Joan Crebbin Memorial Fellowship is intended to support a student who works as an intern in public education on marine science topics or a student focusing on marine mammalian biology. The fellowship is for a maximum of $3,000.
• The Holt Marine Education Fund Award funds a student project related to enhancing marine education.

Duke University

Duke University’s Duke Marine Laboratory provides scholarships for two undergraduates from other schools who want to spend a semester studying in Beaufort. The awards are very generous, covering all expenses from tuition to books and travel, and even paying the recipients’ way to and from a national or international field trip.

To apply, you must be at least a sophomore and describe your experience as a member of a group underrepresented in the marine sciences. You must plan to obtain a doctorate in marine science and produce strong reference letters.

California State University

The Moss Landing Marine Laboratories at California State University currently lists seven scholarships , as follows: the Archimedes, Ray Cannon Memorial, Harvey Foundation, Martha Johnston, Sonia Linnik Hamilton Marine Science, John H. Martin, and Kim Peppard Memorial Scholarships. Each is worth up to $2,500, and they are all given to students with high academic achievement.

University of Southern Carolina

The University of Southern Carolina’s College of Arts and Sciences hands out four marine science scholarships (the Friends of the Baruch Institute, David Odom Memorial, the BJ and RJ Canine, and Palmetto Shell Scholarships). To be eligible, you must be an undergraduate with at least a 3.0 GPA. The deadline to apply for any of them is April 1, and you may contact the department to obtain an application.

The above represents a sample of available financial assistance. Most schools that have a marine science laboratory give their students similar aid packages, so check your school’s listings.

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...this is what we hope we can do for motivated students like yourselves. Help you open a door and help you take another step toward your dream. --Dr. Nancy Foster

Introduction

Scholarships are distributed by disciplines, institutions and geography, and by degree sought, with selections within distributions based on financial need, the potential for success in a graduate level studies program (academic achievement), and the potential for achieving research and career goals.

The Dr. Nancy Foster Scholarship Program is dedicated to ensuring that diversity, equity, and inclusion are at the core of every action and every decision. We know that having varied perspectives helps generate better ideas to solve the complex problems of a changing world. To be effective stewards we must ensure our programs reflect the communities in which we live, work, and play. The longevity and success of our system depends on creating a culture that is welcoming and inclusive of all.

Eligibility

To apply, each applicant must:

• be a U.S. citizen, permanent resident or a citizen of a U.S. territory;
• pursue or intend to pursue a masters or doctoral level degree in oceanography, marine biology, or maritime archaeology—these may include but are not limited to ocean and/or coastal: engineering, social science, marine education, marine stewardship, cultural anthropology, and resource management disciplines at a U.S. accredited institution
• have and maintain a minimum cumulative and term grade point average of 3.30 or higher; and
• maintain full-time student status for the duration of the scholarship award.

Universities or other organizations may not apply on behalf of an individual. Prospective scholars do not need to be enrolled in a graduate program at the time of application, but must be admitted to a graduate level program in order to be awarded this scholarship. Eligibility must be maintained for each succeeding year of support and annual reporting requirements, to be specified at a later date, will apply.

Requirements

Program collaboration.

Completion of one (1) program collaboration is required for every doctoral scholarship award, with a second recommended, but not required. Scholars may opt out of a program collaboration

if there are unforeseen circumstances that prevent them from completing this requirement. But this discussion must happen with the Program Collaboration Coordinator and the Federal Program Officer before a decision is made. For master's degree level scholars, completion of a program collaboration is strongly recommended, but is not required. The program collaboration is designed to allow scholars to participate in research or other activities for four (4) to six (6) weeks at a field office of the National Marine Sanctuary System, or other NOAA program offices.

NOAA Orientation Training

All Dr. Nancy Foster Scholarship Program recipients will be required to participate in a  mandatory   NOAA Orientation Training . The date and location for orientation training generally occurs during  the summer .

Outreach Product

All Dr. Nancy Foster Scholarship Program recipients must also put together an outreach product (e.g., video, infographic, education product) that communicates their scientific research in a way that the average viewer can understand it, its importance, and its relevance to the NOAA mission.

Presentation about the Dr. Nancy Foster Scholarship Program

To help increase diversity of future applicants, Dr. Nancy Foster Scholarship Program recipients must give at least one presentation about the Dr. Nancy Foster Scholarship Program to a diverse audience, such as undergraduate students at a minority serving institution, historically black colleges and universities, or other appropriate venue(s).

Scholarship recipients are required to provide annual reports documenting the scholar's activities, accomplishments, academic progress, research progress, and education and outreach progress. The report must include copies of receipts indicating disbursement of the education allowance and copies of receipts for allowable expenses under the program collaboration. The report must include a certification from the scholar's academic advisor indicating that the student's work is on track and a copy of the official transcript indicating the scholar has a minimum term and cumulative GPA of 3.30. These reports must be submitted through the Grants.gov system.

At the conclusion of the program collaboration, recipients are required to submit a trip report documenting their accomplishments and including a summary testimonial of their experience. In addition, recipients will be required to participate in an evaluation survey.

At the conclusion of the award, recipients are required to submit a final report encompassing their accomplishments during the award period and their post scholarship plans, especially regarding NOAA interactions and the "National Marine Sanctuary Ambassador" requirement. The final report should include a copy of the final transcript indicating degree earned, if applicable. All scholars are required to submit a copy of their Master's thesis or Doctoral Dissertation upon completion of their degree.

Download the Dr. Nancy Foster Scholarship Progress Report Template

Data Sharing Plan

This announcement is seeking proposals that do not generate environmental data therefore no data management plan is required as part of the application.

Application Timeline

The Dr. Nancy Foster Scholarship Program is administered through the NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries and subject to appropriations. It is funded annually with 1% of the amount appropriated each fiscal year to the NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries to carry out the National Marine Sanctuaries Act.

October 24, 2023 - FY2023 Application Period Opens December 22, 2023 - FY2023 Application Period Closes May 22, 2024 - Scholarships Announced June 1, 2024 Scholarship Funds Available August 2024 - Dr. Nancy Foster Scholars Orientation Retreat September 2024 - FY2024 Pre-Proposal and Application Period Opens December 2024 - FY2024 Pre-Proposal and Application Period Closes

Evaluation Criteria

The evaluation criteria and weighting of the criteria are as follows:

Academic Record and Statement of Career Goals of the Students (20 points)

• Statement of Intent – 10 points
• Sanctuary Ambassador – 5 points

Quality of Project and Applicability to Program Priorities (30 points)

• Alignment with NOAA and National Marine Sanctuaries Priorities – 15 points
• Design and Innovation – 5 points
• Feasibility – 5 points
• Technical Understanding and Clarity of Proposal – 5 points

Recommendations and or Endorsements of Students (10 points)

• Familiarity of Applicant – 5 points
• Strength of Support – 5 points

Additional Relevant Experience (15 points)

• Experience – 7 points
• Communication Skills – 8 points

Financial Need (25 points)

• Estimated Financial Need – 4 points
• Financial Need Information Questions – 11 points
• Statement of Financial Need – 8 points
• Clarity of Financial Need Statement – 2 points

Review Process

Once NOAA receives an application, an initial administrative review is conducted to determine compliance with the minimum requirements, including completeness of the application and inclusion of all elements required in each of the Federal Funding Opportunity sections.

Masters and doctoral applications will be evaluated based on the same criteria; however masters and doctoral scores will be ranked and considered separately. If an existing Dr. Nancy Foster Scholar who has been selected to receive funding for a Master’s level degree from a previous year of funding chooses to bypass the Master’s degree and continue directly to a PhD degree, they may be given priority in the final selection process and selected over existing applicants.

All applications that pass the administrative review will be evaluated and scored individually in accordance with the assigned weights of the above evaluation criteria by a review panel. The panel will be comprised of three or more individuals, having expertise in NOAA-related science and knowledge of the program priorities of the NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries. The reviewers will rate the proposals using the evaluation criteria and weighting provided above. The panel will then meet to discuss proposals. The review panel will not come to a consensus regarding applicants’ scores. The individual panelist scores will be averaged for each application and placed in a ranking order of allapplications. The Program Officer will transmit the review information to the Selection Official and may make a recommendation to the Selection Official about applying the selection factors below. The Selection Official will award in rank order unless an application is justified to be selected out of rank order based on one or more of the selection factors below.

Selection Factors

The merit review ratings shall provide a rank order to the Selecting Official for final funding recommendation. The Selecting Official shall award in rank order unless the proposal is justified to be selected out of rank order based upon one or more of the following factors:

1. Balance/Distribution of Funds

• Across academic disciplines
• By types of institution
• Geographic area
• New universities that ONMS has not partnered with in the past through the Dr. Nancy Foster Scholarship Program

2. Availability of Funds

3. Specific to NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries' science needs

4. Degree in Scientific Area and Type of Degree Sought

Selecting Official may contact high-ranking applicants for further clarification of information in scholarship application.

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The Marine Biology and Ecology (MBE) graduate program focuses on a wide range of field, laboratory, and theoretical coursework in research areas such as coral reef studies, biological oceanography, and marine biology, fisheries biology, and the biology and behavior of marine animals. MBE Ph.D. students can choose from a diversity of research areas and coursework that provide a broad educational perspective. 

Admission Requirements

Most successful applicants have a bachelor’s degree in biological sciences including a strong foundation in physical sciences (chemistry, physics, calculus) and basic biological sciences. However, applicants with a diversity of other degrees also are successful. Courses in marine biology and oceanography are not necessary for entrance into the program. Applicants should contact specific faculty to discuss mutual research interests. The GRE score is not required for admission. Applicants whose first language is not English must pass the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) with a score of at least 550. All application requirements are available  here .

Curriculum Requirements

Each student will design a customized curriculum based on their research focus with advisor approval.

Minimum of 18 course credits and 12 dissertation credits.

No core courses are required. Students choose courses with the advice of their committee. 

• At the end of the second year, a written qualifying examination is required of all Ph.D. students that focuses on the subject matter needed to complete the research proposed for the dissertation.
• The purpose of the qualifying examination is to demonstrate that the MBE doctoral student has the necessary understanding and expertise in research and related fields to complete the dissertation research. The topic areas should be agreed upon by the student, chair, and the dissertation committee soon after the proposal defense. The student is strongly encouraged to discuss the specific topics with each member of the dissertation committee, well in advance of the examination, to clarify the expected questions. The committee is encouraged to provide specific reading or areas of knowledge they will test the student on.
• The qualifying exam is 4 - 5 partial days (4 hours per day) on questions written by their committee. It is the advisor’s responsibility to provide the test and to have the student’s committee grade it in a timely manner. The scheduling of the exam sessions is the responsibility of the student's advisor, but in all cases the written portion of the examination shall be completed within one week.
• An additional oral qualifying examination may be required by the student's committee, but may not serve as a substitute for the written examination, which is a Graduate School requirement.
• The decision of passing or failing the qualifying examination rests with the dissertation committee. The qualifying examination (written and, if required, oral) must be successfully completed, as documented by the dissertation committee, before the student can be admitted to candidacy.
• In the event of a failure, a student may be re-examined once upon the recommendation of the student's committee in consultation with the academic committee. If permitted, the reexamination must be given before the end of the following semester.
• Attendance to the MBE seminars is required every semester. 
• Students entering the MBE Ph.D. program with a Master's degree begin to give seminars in their first year.
• Ph.D. students are expected to be a Teaching Assistant (TA) for two courses while pursuing their degree.
• The mandatory TA program will include training of new TAs, evaluation of their performance, and recognition of excellence. The goal is to make the experience as valuable as possible for the TA, the faculty, and the students taking our courses.
• A training session and two teaching opportunities are offered as courses in educational training (RSM 771, RSM 772, RSM 773). Students will be registered accordingly.
• Specific requirements for TAs are outlined in the Rosenstiel School Student Handbook.

Sample Plan of Study

The mission of the Marine Biology and Ecology (MBE) Ph.D. program is to train the next generation of scientists in the fundamental skills, knowledge, and practice of biology of the oceanic environment. Through coursework and independent research, we strive to prepare our students for positions in academia, government, or industry in jobs that leverage their skills in critical thinking, current technical knowledge such as statistical analysis and modeling, and understanding of the global marine environment. Our program commits to inspire graduates to continued scholarship, service, and innovation in an environment that is inclusive and diverse.

The goal is for Ph.D. students to demonstrate mastery of the fundamental skills, knowledge, and practice of biology of the oceanic environment, and commitment to scholarship, service, and innovation in an environment that is inclusive and diverse.

Student Learning Outcomes

• Students will demonstrate a broad understanding of marine and atmospheric science and an awareness of how scientific research in their topical areas bears on current human and societal issues.
• Students will be able to critically evaluate scientific literature, review previous knowledge on a topic, formulate testable hypotheses, and skillfully use available data and tools to advance knowledge in a topical area. They will be able to conduct high-quality, doctoral research as evidenced by their dissertation research.
• Students will demonstrate advanced oral and written communication skills, and be able to effectively communicate scientific information to a peer audience.

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Doctor of Philosophy in Marine Biology

About the Ph.D. in Marine Biology

The Doctor of Philosophy in Marine Biology at Texas A&M University is designed for those who aspire to conduct advanced, independent research in the marine biological sciences. This rigorous program combines formal coursework with extensive research opportunities, providing a robust foundation in the ecology and evolution of marine organisms and quantitative analysis.

Program Requirements

Key Features

Diverse curriculum.

Engage in a wide range of courses that cover essential marine biology topics, focusing on theoretical and practical aspects.

Independent Research

Conduct original, supervised research in marine biology, culminating in a dissertation that you will formally defend.

Expert Guidance

Work closely with renowned faculty members who are leaders in various marine and coastal science disciplines.

Why Choose This Program?

Advanced training.

Gain in-depth knowledge and specialized skills necessary for a successful career in marine biology.

Research Opportunities

Contribute to groundbreaking research that addresses critical issues in marine and coastal environments.

Career Preparation

Prepare for a future in academia, research institutions, environmental organizations, and other sectors that require expertise in marine biology.

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Dr. Nancy Foster Scholarship Program

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Dr. Nancy Foster Scholarship Program recognizes outstanding scholarship and encourages independent graduate level research—particularly by female and minority students—in NOAA mission-related sciences of oceanography, marine biology and maritime archaeology, including all science, engineering and resource management of ocean and coastal areas. Scholarship selections are based on academic excellence, letters of recommendations, research and career goals and financial need.

Additional Undergraduate and Graduate School Scholars

NOAA offers many scholarships, internships, fellowships and post docs for undergraduate and graduate students.

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The objectives of the doctoral program in Oceans are to enable students to develop the skills needed to conduct interdisciplinary, collaborative and original investigations into oceans-related research, in order to advance exploration and knowledge of our blue planet and tackle the most pressing challenges in climate and sustainability. The Ph.D. is conferred upon candidates who have demonstrated substantial scholarship, high attainment in a particular field of knowledge, and the ability to conduct independent research. Graduates must also be able to interpret research results and present the data and conclusions in a publishable manner, while developing strong teaching and effective public-facing communication skills.

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Scholarships

UW Marine Biology believes in supporting a diverse student body with a range of both merit and need-based scholarship opportunities. Fund your education in marine biology with the following sources of scholarships and financial aid.

College of the Environment Scholarships

• College of the Environment Scholarship : incoming and current undergraduates in all College of the Environment majors.
• Nancy Wilcox Scholarship : Incoming undergraduate freshmen or transfer students in all College of the Environment majors.
• Clarence H. Campbell Endowed Lauren Donaldson Scholarship : incoming and current undergraduates majoring in Marine Biology, Aquatic & Fishery Sciences or Oceanography.
• Dani Elenga Environment Scholarship : Incoming undergraduate freshmen or current undergraduate students in all College of the Environment degree-granting programs who are affiliated with the Educational Opportunity Program .
• Del Rio Environmental Studies Scholarship : Incoming undergraduate freshmen or transfer students in all College of the Environment degree-granting programs who are affiliated with the Educational Opportunity Program .
• Yakama Endowed Fund for Student Support : Yakama Nation tribal members who are incoming and current undergraduate and graduate students at the UW in an environmentally-related program or pursuing studies or research focused on the environment.

Research Funding

• Mary Gates Endowment for Students : Merit-based scholarships in research and leadership. Many marine biology students receive funding through this endowment for research conducted at  Friday Harbor Labs
• The Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program at the University of Washington : The Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program at the University of Washington is a multi-summer, undergraduate experiential learning experience that explores conservation across climate, water, food and ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest. By connecting conservation to cultural identity, biodiversity and environmental justice DDCSP@UW supports emerging leaders as they develop understandings, skills and perspectives needed to shift the conservation conversation.

Other Funding

• College of the Environment Student Travel & Meeting Fund : Financial support for students to attend, present or host conferences or meetings in their field of interest
• Martin Achievement Scholarship : WA state transfer students attending a community college in the Puget Sound region can apply for this merit-based scholarship to help pursue their first baccalaureate degree at the UW (including in the sciences).
• Morris K. Udall Scholarship : The Udall Foundation awards scholarships to college sophomores and juniors for leadership, public service, and commitment to issues related to Native American nations or to the environment.
• Association for Women in Science Seattle Scholarship : $1,000 – $7,500 scholarship, “Open to women who will be juniors or seniors at a four-year college or university in the state of Washington in the Fall of 2021.  Applicants must have a declared major in the sciences, engineering or mathematics, and must have a United States issued social security number. Winners generally have exemplary grades, outstanding letters of recommendation, financial need, a record of community service, and a strong interest in pursuing a career in the sciences, engineering or mathematics.”

University Resources and Links

• UW Office of Student Financial Aid : student loans, grants and scholarships
• Office of Merit Scholarships, Fellowships & Awards : merit-based scholarships on and off campus as well as workshops about the scholarship search and application process
• FAFSA : the Free Application for Federal Student Aid form is required to qualify for Federal Student Aid, and it can also be used to help determine eligibility for need-based scholarships
• WASFA : Washington State residents, including DREAMers can fill out the Washington Application for State Financial Aid to qualify for Washington State Need Grants or as an alternative to the FAFSA to demonstrate eligibility for some need-based scholarships

Marine Biology Scholarships from other organizations

• Caroline Gibson Scholarship in Marine Studies : $3,500 award given annually to students pursuing either undergraduate or graduate studies related to ‘sustaining the Salish Sea through their studies, work and life’. Deadline 10/1 annually.
• Wild Fish For All Scholarship (WFFAS): WFFAS is for students enrolled in a fisheries program who are from groups that have historically been excluded from science. I would greatly appreciate it if you could share this opportunity with your students (both undergrad and grad students are eligible). Deadline November 15.
• Marine Aquarium Societies of North America (MASNA) Student Scholarships : To further the goals of MASNA, MASNA offers the MASNA Student Scholarship program to help stimulate and promote the pursuit of marine science, in particular for topics that are current and relevant to the marine aquarium hobby. Applications open annually around April with a deadline in June.
• Marine Technology Society : multiple scholarships offered annually to college graduate, undergraduate and senior high school students. Membership in MTS is required (undergraduate and high school rate is $25/yr)
• NOAA Ernest F. Hollings Undergraduate Scholarship : Up to $9,500 per year for two years of full-time study in marine science (or related field) along with a 10-week, full-time paid ($700/week) internship at a NOAA facility during the summer. Applications open annually in September with a deadline at the end of the following January.
• American Fisheries Society Washington – British Columbia Chapter: C. Jeff Cederholm Scholarship : This scholarship provides awards of $1,000 for education expenses for each a Ph.D, masters, and undergraduate student. Graduate students must be AFS WA/BC students at the time of the application (undergraduates do not).
• The Next Swell Scholarship : One of the primary goals of The Next Swell™ is to award scholastic scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students pursuing degrees in a marine science field. Applicants will be assessed on the following criteria: academics, defined career goals, passion, contributions/potential contributions to marine conservation. Undergraduates must be in their senior/final year.

Marine Biology Scholarships with 2024 Deadlines

The following Marine Biology Scholarships are found only in Bold.org!

Hilliard L. "Tack" Gibbs Jr. Memorial Scholarship

Eligibility criteria:.

• Education Level : High school senior or undergraduate student
• Financial Status : Low-income
• Field of Study : Science or math

From Anna & Ava Scholarship

• Education Level : Four-year undergraduate student
• State : Pennsylvania
• Field of Study : Healthcare, science, or education

Bushnell Bioinformatic Scholarship

• Education Level : Undergraduate student
• Major : Bioinformatics, computer science, biology, or agriculture and plant sciences

Ward Green Scholarship for the Arts & Sciences

• Education Level : High school senior or Undergraduate
• Race : BIPOC
• Background : Volunteering experience
• Field of Study : Arts or sciences
• State : Texas

Ventana Ocean Conservation Scholarship

• Major : Ocean conservation, marine science, environmental science, marine biology, etc.
• Education Level : Undergraduate or graduate

Creative Expression Scholarship

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• Field of Study : Writing
• Background : Experience in the workforce

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• Field of Study : Majoring in marine science with a focus on the conservation of reef environments

“Science for Life” Biology and Health Sciences No-Essay Scholarship

• Field of Interest : Biology or health sciences

Saswati Gupta Cancer Research Scholarship

• Education Level : Undergraduate junior or senior or Graduate student
• Gender : Female
• Field of Study : Medicine or Biology

Tim Gjoraas Science and Education Scholarship

• Education Level : Must be a high school or undergraduate student
• Field of Interest : Must be planning to study education or science
• Location : Must be in South Dakota

Zachary Scheppat Memorial Science Scholarship

• Education Level : High school senior
• State : Washington
• Background : Tutoring, science clubs, volunteering, community service
• Field of Study : Physical science, biological science, medical science or science education

Marine science aims to expand our understanding of ocean environments encompassing 72% of the Earth's surface. The ocean's depth variation is one classification method for these diverse marine habitats.

If you love learning about living organisms and marine habitats, consider taking a college major or minor in a related field. Multidisciplinary science combines multiple branches of biology to understand the diverse forms of wildlife that encompass marine environments.

Many undergraduate and graduate students are interested in marine sciences to pursue their career goals. Most colleges have their own programs committed to helping students achieve their goals and preparing them for the future.

Marine science scholarships aim to empower and recognize future leaders by giving them the financial means necessary to accomplish their endless passions. Marine biology scholarships mitigate financial restrictions by providing a no-strings-attached support system. Unlike other financial aid forms, scholarships do not need to be paid back upon graduation . 

Similar to other STEM fields, entry into college for a marine biology degree can be expensive and competitive. Students are encouraged to prepare as soon as possible to have a chance at admission with enough financial support. New scholarships for marine biology are updated consistently on Bold.org , allowing graduate and undergraduate students across the country to begin saving money for college today!

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What Are Marine Biology Scholarships?

Marine biology scholarships are a source of financial aid that support students from all backgrounds pursuing an education in a related marine field at an accredited university . While the outcome of these finances might vary, they are typically used to pay for school expenses, including tuition, housing, school supplies, food, and other essentials.

However, it is important to note that no two scholarships are alike. Every opportunity has its eligibility criteria, amount of aid, renewal process, and age restriction, thus making it crucial to research which ones are tailored to your interests. For example, marine biology scholarships may strictly be for students pursuing a career in the sciences or doing a specific activity. 

Furthermore, applicants may apply for as many scholarships as they are eligible for . With enough sources of financial assistance, students can pay their entire college costs without accumulating debt or draining the bank account a hefty amount. Instead, all saved money can be reallocated towards other important costs.

Various organizations offer marine biology scholarships, including 4-year colleges and universities, community colleges, and scholarship websites like Bold.org . Students are encouraged to apply as soon as they know college is the right journey for them.

Do not miss out on the opportunity to obtain numerous scholarships today! Take advantage of all the resources Bold.org provides for students like you.

How to Apply for Marine Biology Scholarships

The process to apply for scholarships will differ based on which institution offers the scholarship. To limit confusion, you should ensure to research the rules and regulations listed on the scholarship website. Before jumping into the application process right away, the first step begins with finding which scholarships you want to apply to.

There are endless opportunities to choose from, so you might want to begin an elimination method based on which ones you are fit for. Remember that while you may fill the marine biology requirement, you might not fulfill the others.

You are advised to contact the platform directly for further assistance in applying for the scholarship . An incomplete scholarship could decrease your chances of winning exponentially, so you have a clear list of instructions to follow. Otherwise, you might miss out on an opportunity entirely.

Bold.org made applying for scholarships easy to accommodate every student's interests, background, and time. Given the additional pressure of applying and performing well in college, it can be confusing for students to also focus on scholarships. Yet, Bold.org provides a platform offering various scholarships in one place!

To begin an application, students must create an account . Opening an account with Bold.org is simple. It will require you to fill out some basic information about your educational endeavors to tailor your experience accordingly.

The more you customize your Bold profile, the more points you earn. These Bold Points have various benefits, including making you a more compelling applicant, qualifying for more scholarships, and saving money.

Once your account is created, you can surf through the available scholarships to narrow down a comprehensive list of all the ones you qualify for. While searching, be mindful of all the eligibility requirements to ensure you meet all the standards. Take note of their deadlines so you can plan to complete them in advance.

Next, find the "Apply Now" button next to the scholarship and click it. This button should lead you to all the prompt(s) and portfolio requirements you must complete. Most scholarships will provide a question relating to the purpose of the scholarship and ask you to write an essay answering it within a 400-600 word limit .

Need help writing a scholarship essay? Find our guide here .

Spend sufficient time perfecting and editing your application. Double-check that you have submitted everything necessary before clicking submit! Remember that scholarships can be incredibly competitive, so applying to more than one is better to increase your chances of winning.

Bold.org does not restrict students to a certain number of scholarships, so they can apply to as many as they qualify for. Do not feel discouraged if you do not win a scholarship(s) because new opportunities will always present themselves.

Bold.org users have the luxury of applying for scholarships throughout their education. If you begin the process early, you can save money for college and fight student debt, which may open doors for better marine biology programs.

Best Marine Biology Scholarships

For many marine biology students, Bold.org is the central platform with diverse scholarships. Students may choose to apply to those strictly offered for marine biology pursuits or other eligible ones. The scholarships are catered to you and your needs, so feel free to customize the experience to everything that comprises your identity. You might want to look into scholarships within your age group, location, merit, and so much more.

Scholarships for High School Students

While scholarships usually become vital closer to admission into college, students are encouraged to apply for financial opportunities at the early age of 14. Applying early opens doors by making better college and opportunities more accessible. Furthermore, it provides the freedom to reallocate money towards graduate studies or other important aspects needed to obtain a bachelor's degree.

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Scholarships for High School Seniors

Scholarships are often catered towards high school seniors as they prepare for college to pursue marine biology. Given that college costs are quite hefty and around the corner, it is in every senior's best interest to begin applying during this time. It can significantly reduce the expense, providing greater financial freedom in college.

2. Joseph A. Venuti Marine Science & Conservation Scholarship

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Scholarships for Undergraduate and Graduate Students

Students often falsely believe that scholarships are solely for high school students, but that could not be farther from the truth. Unless it's a full-ride scholarship, chances are you will still have a lot of expenses during college. Similarly, being a graduate student is just as expensive as being an undergrad. Feel free to apply for scholarships if you seek educational endeavors and have student debt.

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Scholarships for Women

In most STEM fields, there continues to be a gender gap, with men comprising dominant roles in the industry. At Bold.org, there is a common understanding that equal opportunities should exist for all genders and races. Scholarships help women jumpstart their careers in marine science.

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4. Maggie's Way- International Woman’s Scholarship

Frequently Asked Questions About Marine Biology Scholarships

Do i need to commit to anything after receiving a marine biology scholarship.

It truly depends on the opportunity. Every scholarship has its own expectations and requirements. Some scholarships ask you to maintain a certain GPA, participate in specific research projects, or provide semester reports on your academic progress. Scholarships are an agreement that money is allocated to what is promised. Read the terms and conditions of each scholarship to ensure you stay within that criteria.

Can I use a marine biology scholarship to study abroad?

As upperclassmen, many students choose to study abroad and pursue their educational endeavors in a different country. There may be stellar marine biology programs outside of your region of study. Some scholarships allow you to use the funds for studying abroad, particularly if the program or research is directly related to marine biology.

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When is the best time to apply for marine biology scholarships?

Application deadlines vary, but they often fall between fall and spring. It's recommended to start researching and preparing applications well in advance to ensure you have enough time to gather all required documents and meet the deadlines. 

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2 prestigious grants fund phd research in marine and molecular biology.

Research on neurogenerative disorders and the capacity for marine life to withstand warmer temperatures has gotten a boost, thanks to a grant and fellowship awarded to PhD students and faculty at the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences.

Gilliam Fellowship supports marine biology research

Daniel Olivares-Zambrano, a biological sciences PhD student, and Carly Kenkel , Wilford and Daris Zinsmeyer Early Career Chair in Marine Studies and associate professor of biological sciences, have received a Gilliam Fellowship . The fellowship, funded by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, aims to enhance diversity in the sciences through mentorship programs supporting both PhD students and their advisors.

It’s the first Gilliam Fellowship to be awarded to USC Dornsife, and only the second to USC.

Olivares-Zambrano says his interest in science arose in childhood, when his curious and mischievous mind was most often entertained by the wild creatures around him.

“From my sightings of local opossums and crows to sampling the spicy-bitter taste of the abundant Argentine ants, and fighting with the cockroaches that would ruin my cereal, I loved interacting with the natural world,” he says.

Library books also inspired him. He once spent hours mesmerized by a textbook on human anatomy his sister found discarded in a library trash can.

Olivares-Zambrano completed his undergraduate degree in biology at California State University Monterey Bay, where he turned his scholarly focus to marine life.

At USC Dornsife, he’s conducting research in Kenkel’s lab on the symbiotic relationship between sea anemones and coral to better understand the species’ capacity for withstanding heat stress.

Olivares-Zambrano says he’s grateful both for the financial support of the fellowship and its immediate connection to hundreds of fellow scholars that share similar research interests. “I think [this community] will help me stay motivated, inspired and supported toward my goals,” he says.

After completing his PhD, he hopes to return to where his own academic career began and join the faculty at a California State University to help mentor the next generation of scientists.

NIH diversity supplement grant funds brain disorder research

Nina Barr, a third-year molecular biology PhD student, received a highly selective National Institutes of Health diversity supplement grant to support her research. Barr studies under Derrick Morton , assistant professor of biological sciences and gerontology, who explores the role of RNA-processing proteins in brain disorders.

Barr’s interest in biology arose from her own diagnosis of epilepsy, which sparked her curiosity about the molecular mechanisms of the central nervous system.

Her thesis looks at the role that the RNA exosome, a protein complex that degrades RNA, plays in the development of the brain’s cerebellum. To do so, she’s examining a disease called pontocerebellar hypoplasia , characterized by an atrophied cerebellum, through generating a 3D “ organoid ” model of the cerebellum from stem cells.

The grant funds both her research and attendance at conferences where she can demonstrate her findings, receive constructive feedback and conduct important career networking.

Barr hopes to land a job as a research scientist in the pharmaceutical industry after graduation, where she’d like to continue her research on drug testing in organoid models to observe treatment in a preclinical setting.

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This resource has a number of scholarships for students. The Women Divers Hall of Fame ™ (WDHOF) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to honoring and raising awareness of the contributions of outstanding women divers. WDHOF provides educational, mentorship, financial, and career opportunities to the diving community throughout the world. Each year, WDHOF awards scholarships and training grants that provide financial and educational support to individuals of all ages.

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