Research Traineeship
Supports Georgia undergrad and grad students in mentored research on marine, ocean, or coastal sciences aligned with Sea Grant priorities like ecosystem health, aquaculture, and climate resilience.
Funder: Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant
Due Dates (Anticipated): February 2027: Pre-proposal | March 2027: Full application
Funding Amounts: Graduate: up to $25,000; Undergraduate: up to $5,000; ~$120,000 total invested annually
Summary: Supports undergraduate and graduate students in Georgia to conduct mentored research in marine, ocean, or coastal sciences aligned with Sea Grant priorities.
Description
The Research Traineeship program, offered by Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant, provides funding and mentorship for undergraduate and graduate students to pursue independent research projects in marine, ocean, or coastal sciences. Projects must advance the strategic objectives of Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant, including environmental literacy, healthy coastal ecosystems, sustainable fisheries and aquaculture, and resilient communities. Trainees work closely with both faculty and professional mentors, gaining research experience and professional skills relevant to real-world coastal and marine challenges in Georgia.
