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    State Fellowship

    Forecasted

    State Fellowship supports graduate students and recent graduates in hands-on coastal policy, research, management, and outreach work to strengthen host capacity and develop Georgia’s future marine leaders.

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    This grant was recently updated

    Plan around anticipated deadlines of July 2027 for Gray’s Reef and August 2027 for Oyster Outreach, replacing the previously listed August 16, 2026 deadline—but check the program page for confirmed dates. Review the expanded placement descriptions and coordinate your application with your faculty advisor; Gray’s Reef requires on-site work in Savannah and requests transcripts in one combined PDF. Funding remains $45,000 for 12 months.

    Marine Education Fellowship

    The Marine Education Fellowship supports recent graduates in teaching marine science, caring for an aquarium, and leading youth programs to build experience in coastal education and outreach.

    MEG Sea GrantForecasted Mar 1, 2027Forecasted

    Knauss Fellowship

    The Knauss Fellowship by Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant offers graduate students a year in Washington, D.C. to work on national ocean, coastal, and Great Lakes policy and research.

    MEG Sea GrantForecasted Jul 1, 2027Forecasted

    Legal Fellowship

    This fellowship gives UGA law students hands-on experience in legal and policy research to address coastal environmental challenges in Georgia through collaboration with experts and community leaders.

    MEG Sea GrantForecasted Mar 1, 2027Forecasted

    Program Development

    Program Development supports researchers and educators with targeted research, workshops, and educational activities to address emerging coastal issues and marine science needs in Georgia.

    MEG Sea GrantRolling submissions$10,000

    Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship

    Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship supports graduate students through one-year placements in federal legislative and executive offices to explore their interests and broaden their marine policy experience.

    Maryland Sea GrantForecasted Feb 15, 2027Forecasted