Funding for graduate students
At Dalhousie, you'll find lots of opportunities to fund your post-graduate education.
About Us
The interdisciplinary Marine Affairs Program attracts a diverse student body, including social scientists, humanists, engineers, and natural scientists. Despite their varied backgrounds, all students share key characteristics common among graduates: a comprehensive understanding of marine issues, strong critical thinking skills, effective communication abilities, and the capacity to serve as “honest brokers” in discussions. Learn more.
Research
Dalhousie University's Marine Affairs Program (MAP) offers students the chance to learn from and collaborate with experts on projects related to ocean conservation. With over $150 million in annual external grants and contracts, it stands as the most research-intensive academic institution in Atlantic Canada. This dynamic environment equips students to engage in meaningful work that can significantly impact marine management practices both locally and globally. Discover current research.