Marine Conservation Graduate Scholarship
A maximum of about four scholarships at $2,000 each will be given to deserving female students pursuing graduate studies or research in the subject of marine conservation.
One scholarship ($2,000) for a graduate project in applied marine conservation biology will be given to a man or woman.
Women and men who are now enrolled in a graduate program that awards degrees in marine science or marine policy are eligible to apply.
These awards are not designed to cover tuition, living costs, or student debt repayment; rather, they are meant to assist independent study and/or fieldwork at an approved university.
The application should make it clear how the scholarship will help marine conservation. It is necessary to submit a research proposal outlining the conservation goals, procedures, and expected outcomes.
Sponsors and different eligibility
There are a number of sponsors and different eligibility criteria.
The WDHOF Scholarship Committee will select the award based on applicant eligibility criteria and reviewer recommendations.
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Rachel Morrison Memorial Graduate Conservation Scholarship
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