Funding

The Ocean Community Empowerment and Nature (OCEAN) Grants Programme is opening its second round of applications on Monday, 6 January 2025. This round prioritizes projects emphasizing gender equality, disability, and social inclusion, while also welcoming applications focused on other themes. The OCEAN Grants Programme is an investment of up to £60m to fund projects . […]

The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) invites fisheries, scientists, NGOs, and postgraduate students to apply for grants from the Ocean Stewardship Fund. The fund aims to promote best practices in sustainable fishing and increase the number of sustainable fisheries worldwide. Grants are available to support small-scale fisheries and those in developing countries. Additionally, the Student Research

Harvard University’s Center for the Environment awards environmental fellowships. The fellowships enable recent doctorate recipients to use Harvard’s resources to tackle complex environmental problems. Eligibility for funding extends to candidates with a doctorate or equivalent in any subject area from any university in the world. Candidates may propose research projects in any discipline. The fellowship

The MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program provides scholarships for citizens and residents of Sub-Saharan Africa to pursue graduate studies at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. These scholarships cover various fields, including Environment, Food Security, Sustainable Energy Systems, and more. The program offers fully funded 3-year part-time online Master’s degrees and 2-year part-time postgraduate diplomas, covering

Chevening Scholarships offer exceptional emerging leaders from around the world the opportunity to pursue one-year master’s degrees in the UK. These scholarships seek individuals with passion, ideas, and influence who can drive solutions and leadership for a better future. There is no “typical” Chevening Scholar, but candidates must demonstrate leadership potential and a commitment to

The Ocean Community Empowerment and Nature (OCEAN) Grants Programme is an initiative by the United Kingdom’s Blue Planet Fund (BPF), which is jointly managed by the UK’s Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO). The programme is offering up to £500 million to support their mission:

“Integration of biodiversity monitoring data into the Digital Twin Ocean”, also known as DTO-BioFlow, a project of the Horizon Europe, is now offering a grant of up to EUR 60,000 for the right organisation who can provide support for marine biodiversity data.  Those who are eligible able for the grant must be able to contribute

The Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP) Scholarships Mozambique are funded through the United Kingdom’s Blue Planet fund, offering a great opportunity for Mozambican students to enrol in a fully funded Masters in marine sciences. The scholarships are aimed at scientists and looking at further progressing in the field of marine sciences. These scholarships were launched

Are you a young researcher passionate about unraveling the mysteries of marine mammals’ cognitive abilities or intrigued by the complexities of whales and dolphins’ behavioral ecology? Fascinated by the intricate vocal displays of humpback whales? The Louis M. Herman Research Scholarship, established in honor of the esteemed Dr. Louis M. Herman, presents a golden opportunity for

We are delighted to share that BCSS is eager to extend its support to potential applicants from Mozambique for the WIOMSA Marine Research Grant (MARG I) and the GMES and Africa MarCOSIO Grant. As a testament to our commitment to national capacity building and collaborative research efforts, BCSS is prepared to provide in-kind support and