Stanford @ SEA
Hopkins collaborates with the Sea Education Association to provide Stanford undergraduates with an exciting learning opportunity aboard a tall ship. Students spend five weeks at Hopkins learning about marine biology and oceanography and acquiring the skills needed to navigate and sail the ship. Then it is off to the South Pacific for a five-week cruise of exploration and research.
Learn more about Stanford @ SEA
Research Diving Certification
Twice a year -- during Spring Break and just after Spring Quarter -- Hopkins' diving safety officer offers a course in scientific diving. Open to Stanford students who already have their basic diving certificate, the course teaches students the techniques needed to conduct research underwater.
Learn more about the Research Diving Certification
Stanford's Biology Department
Although Hopkins welcomes students from all majors, our academic program is part of the Biology Department on Stanford's main campus in Palo Alto. Interactions between main campus and the marine station provide for shared resources and productive collaborations.
Visit the Biology Department's site
MARINE (Monterey Area Research Institutions' Network for Education)
A collaboration between seven Monterey Bay area academic campuses, MARINE provides graduate students with a network to discuss topics of common interest, plan their careers, and connect to the wealth of reserach opportunities available around Monterey Ba
Monterey Bay Aquarium
Since 1984, the Monterey Bay Aquarium has educated the public about the ocean world. Neighbors on the bay, Hopkins and MBA collaborate on a variety of programs, in particular through the shared Tuna Research and Conservation Center.