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    The Ocean Futures Fellowship: Building Ocean Career Pathways

    The Ocean Futures Fellowship: Building Ocean Career Pathways supports emerging ocean professionals through training, mentorship, and OceanX projects to build careers, ocean literacy, and leadership.

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    Climate and Environmental Research Grants 2026

    Funder: Institute of International Education

    Due Dates: May 3, 2026 (Earlier application close) | November 17, 2026 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Monthly stipend for full-time participation; case-by-case technology stipend for selected Fellows

    Summary: A remote fellowship providing training, mentorship, and hands-on OceanX projects to build ocean career pathways, literacy, and leadership.

    Key Information: Full-time students and individuals in full-time employment are not eligible.


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    The Ocean Futures Fellowship, supported by the Institute of International Education (IIE), equips emerging ocean professionals through training, educational projects, professional development, and mentorship with OceanX teams. Fellows work remotely from their home countries, gaining hands-on experience and access to OceanX’s international connections. The program advances the UN Ocean Decade and SDG 14 by developing leaders who can drive innovation, engage global audiences, and foster ocean protection.

    The fellowship spans scientific AI research, digital journalism, media archiving, immersive media, marketing and communications, and partnerships. Projects include applying multimodal AI to ocean data, translating discoveries into accessible stories, preserving media for educational use, and developing interactive learning experiences. The cohort prioritizes relevant experience or strong interest alongside AI literacy and responsible use of emerging technologies.


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