Opportunities

Jobs ● Internships ● Fellowships ● Scholarships ● Volunteering

Wondering how to become a marine biologist?

A free-diver in a pink rashguard and purple yoga pants swimming underwater just above a coral reef

Learn more about coral reef careers

Related Job Boards and Links

Local Marine Biology Job List

2025 Accessing the Deep: Deep Ocean Training & Mentoring Program
Apr
18

2025 Accessing the Deep: Deep Ocean Training & Mentoring Program

The Ocean Discovery League is now accepting applications for the second iteration of its training and mentorship program for early-career professionals worldwide. The program will focus on fundamental technical and oceanographic knowledge, emphasizing low-cost, accessible methods for exploring depths greater than 200 meters. Whether participants are new to ocean research or have experience in shallow-water environments and are looking to transition to deep-sea studies, all are encouraged to apply.

Applications due April 18, 2025

View Event →
Young Explorers 2025
Dec
31

Young Explorers 2025

Opportunity for students ages 18-24 to embark on an immersive multi-day experience onboard the OceanXplorer.  Through workshops, hands-on activities, and independent study, Young Explorers acquire knowledge and skills in marine science, vessel operations, and digital media storytelling from world-class experts.

Applications accepted on a rolling basis through the end of 2025 or until cohorts are filled

View Event →

 2025 Young Pacific Leaders (YPL) Unlocking Funding Workshop: A Comprehensive Grants Workshop for Success
Mar
11

2025 Young Pacific Leaders (YPL) Unlocking Funding Workshop: A Comprehensive Grants Workshop for Success

The 2025 YPL Unlocking Funding Workshop: A Comprehensive Grants Workshop for Success will bring together emerging leaders from throughout the Pacific Islands, Australia, and New Zealand to enhance their grants management skills, identify and pursue grant opportunities, and collaborate in a regional network that grows opportunities to address complex challenges. The program will consist of pre-workshop virtual asynchronous activities for preparation, the in-person Workshop to be held in Brisbane, Australia, over the dates of 7-9 October 2025, and a virtual debriefing discussion held on 6 February 2026 (New Zealand Time).

Applications due March 11th 2025 at 11:59pm New Zealand time (3/11/25 at 8:59pm CHST)

View Event →
Coastal Management Specialist
Mar
10

Coastal Management Specialist

The Coastal Management Specialist supports the implementation of two NOAA programs in Guam: the Coral Reef Conservation Program and the Coastal Zone Management Program. In support of the Coral Program and the implementation of the Coral Reef Conservation Act, the liaison will deliver regionally relevant coral conservation services to Guam and their partners.

Application deadline: not stated, though the position begins April 1st

View Event →
Pacific Coral Disturbance Coordinator
Mar
3

Pacific Coral Disturbance Coordinator

Florida Sea Grant is currently hiring a Pacific Coral Disturbance Coordinator based remotely in one of the four U.S. coral jurisdictions (Hawai’i, American Samoa, Guam, and the Commonwealth of the Mariana Islands). Working in close collaboration with jurisdictional governments and partners, the coordinator will support preparedness for coral reef disturbances in the U.S. Pacific, build partnerships, enhance regional coordination, and provide support for communication and community engagement efforts.

Applications due March 3rd at 11:55 pm ET

View Event →
Village Forest Friends Paid Volunteer
Jan
31

Village Forest Friends Paid Volunteer

Earn a stipend ($20/HR) helping to reforest Southern Guam with the Guam Department of Agriculture Forestry division. Tasks include bush cutting, planting, and swamping, and tools are provided. Participants can expect to work a maximum of 4 hours/day and up to 3 days/week.

Registration accepted on a rolling basis

View Event →
Top