Opportunities

BCSS is thrilled to share that our recent collaborative projects and scientific contributions were featured in the September 2024 newsletter of the Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association (WIOMSA). This highlight underscores BCSS’s ongoing dedication to advancing marine research and conservation within the Western Indian Ocean region. The WIOMSA Newsbrief spotlights two of our major […]

Explore the opportunity to conduct your own research using the exceptional facilities of BCSS as your ground handler. Our station, driven by sustainability principles, provides visiting researchers with everything needed to advance marine science. Services include access to labs and workshops, sample storage, consultancy, research permit processing, and comprehensive research logistics such as sustainable accommodation,

We have an exciting new opportunity for a passionate and experienced person to provide Media, Design & Communications support and join our team. This position will help us communicate and visualise BCSS’s research globally. This role offers a great opportunity for someone who enjoys creating inspiring narratives using a variety of visual techniques and tools

Grab the opportunity of a lifetime with BCSS between June and August 2024, joining professional wildlife photographers Orlando Miranda and Salvador Colvee in the field, during their annual visit to BCSS. We are welcoming exploring enthusiast and aspiring photographers, as well as students of the Scientific Training Program to join the team on Benguerra Island

Leg 1The first leg of the journey involves crossing the Atlantic Ocean, navigating along the entire South American coast, and then crossing to near Antarctica (weather-allowing, and within permited distances to mainland). Leg 2For the second leg, the route entails a south-to-north navigation of the Atlantic, constituting a purely oceanic cruise. Read also: ‘2023: Our

Kristin joined the BCSS field station in September last year, staying for several months while she completed her dive master course, assisting Diving Manager Mauro Jije with everyday operations. Through the Scientific Training Program and being amidst knowledgeable scientists and environmentalists, she found a love for the Bazaruto Archipelago, its community and environmental awareness. Her

BCSS is looking for an experienced person in marine sciences to join our Ocean Observatory in the Bazaruto Archipelago to permanently manage and execute a variety of projects under the research station themes, as well as lead the scientific training programs. You will join a young but active research team with a lot of hands-on,

Kisawa Sanctuary and Bazaruto Center for Scientific Studies (BCSS) are looking for a Sustainability Manager to join our teams. The Sustainability Manager will be concerned with monitoring Kisawa’s and BCSS practices with the intent to minimize the environmental imprint. The Sustainability Manager will lead the execution of strategic and operational action plans and will implement environmental

We are very excited to learn that our region, the Inhambane Seascape has been recognised as a Hope Spot. Benguerra Island, where our research station is located, is part of the Bazaruto Archipelago, which lies in the heart of the Inhambane province’s waters. Dr Sylvia Earle’s NGO, Mission Blue, acknowledged the work Mozambique is doing to strive to meet the UN

BCSS is looking for an experienced person in operations management to join our Ocean Observatory station in the Bazaruto Archipelago to manage & oversee the stations operations (day-to-day and commercial). The position combines operations management, commercial strategizing, multi-tasking abilities, data reporting & visualization, problems forecasting as well as a solid mindset to work in a