Title: Duke University Marine Laboratory Marine Conservation Summer Institute-Global Fellowships Summer 2014
Description: Duke’s Marine Conservation Summer Institute will be focusing on principles necessary for the conservation and preservation of coastal and ocean environments during an intensive 5-week summer session. Good program for students and professionals interested in conservation biology.
Eligibility: All international applicants with good command over English and an interest in conservation biology focused on marine issues.
To Apply for Global Fellowships: It is our preference to receive applications via email (rachel.lopiccolo@duke.edu) or by fax (252)504-7648.
If sent by postal mail, application materials should be directed to:
Duke Marine Lab Global Fellows Program
c/o Rachel Lo Piccolo
135 Duke Marine Lab Rd
Beaufort NC 28516, USA
Application Materials;
How to apply:
http://www.nicholas.duke.edu/marinelab/programs/summeraid#globalfellows
http://www.nicholas.duke.edu/marinelab/programs/enrollment_forms/summerapp
http://nicholas.duke.edu/marinelab/global-fellowships-marine-conservation
Last date for the application: February 1, 2014
Reference: YETI
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