Remote Marine Ecology Internship: Hosted out of Greece
Virtual internships in Marine Ecology out of Greece are hosted by a highly respected non-profit NGO. Marine Ecology remote interns help to analyse and interpret environmental data, which assists to inform conservation and management activities.
What to expect from your Marine Ecology internship:
- Contribute to a range of marine research projects.
- Get a genuine understanding of the health of Mediterranean marine environments.
- Understand how different habitats impact different life forms.
- Gain real-world international experience while interning remotely from home without having to travel.
Your internship abroad host organization:
- NGOs involved in marine ecology research
Internship details
Gain practical marine ecology experience and inform local conservation and environmental management activities by interning remotely from home.
Marine Ecology remote internships out of Greece are hosted by a highly respected non-profit NGO that uses scientific research to inform marine conservation work in the area. Remote interns aid the NGO by helping to analyze and interpret environmental data, which assists to inform conservation and management activities, for the following research projects. New proposals will be taken into consideration.
1. Monitoring Fish Biodiversity Across Different Habitat Types
Monitoring fish biodiversity is an important method for assessing the quality of different marine habitats. Remote interns are involved in analysing data collected using baited and unbaited video cameras (BRUV and RUV) to understand differences in population structure, species composition, and the presence and abundance of invasive species across habitats.
2. Photo Identification of Lionfish
Lionfish are among the most invasive species in the region. Understanding their ecology and habitat range is essential for developing effective monitoring and containment strategies. Remote interns participate in the analysis of lionfish photo ID using I3S software to identify individual fish. Interns process and analyse the data to assess temporal presence, movement patterns, and habitat range.
What are the career benefits of interning online as a Marine Ecology Intern?
Marine Ecology interns learn from a qualified and experienced supervisor, and can be involved in:
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Monitoring fish biodiversity.
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Assessing the quality of different marine habitats.
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Analysis of photo ID using I3S software.
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Identify and analyze invasive species.
Professional development opportunities:
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Experience analyzing video footage to gather data.
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Gain skills identifying different marine species and labelling behavior.
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Experience how research informs conservation techniques.
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Gain practical skills and boost your employability, with guidance from Intern Abroad HQ’s Experiential Learning Curriculum to support your learning and cultural intelligence.
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Academic credit available for all internships
Get course credit from your college or university while completing your internship abroad or a remote internship program. It's a great way to meet your academic requirements and gain valuable experience at the same time.
Learn about course creditProgram fees
It's free to apply for this internship. Once we have reviewed your suitability and accepted you onto this program, a deposit of US$499 is required to confirm your place. The remaining balance (minus your initial US$499 deposit) will be due within 7 days of being assigned a placement.
Duration |
Program Fee |
|---|---|
| 100 hours (3 weeks full time, or 5 weeks part time) | $1,099 |
| 250 hours (8 weeks full time, or 12 weeks part time) | $1,499 |
| 350 hours (13 weeks full time, or 17 weeks part time) | $1,799 |
- Dedicated support before, during, and after your internship
- Sourcing and securing your internship placement
- Personalization of your internship plan
- Orientation and coaching with your supervisor
- Documented portfolio of your experiential learnings
- Academic credit facilitation
- International reference letter
- Certificate of Internship Completion
What recent Marine Ecology interns said about their experience
My high school marine biology internship experience review. I had been researching internship programs for students when, fortunately, I came across Intern Abroad HQ. Through this internship, my supervisor and I worked together very effectively. I was able to focus on refining my skills in identifying marine organisms based on their physical characteristics, as well as learning about various habitats. Furthermore, I gained practical experience in calculating the biodiversity of a community through hands-on application. Although we encountered some minor issues regarding scheduling conflicts during the process, everything proceeded smoothly thanks to effective communication. Consequently, this internship not only helped me enhance desired skills, such as species identification and data analysis, but also taught me how to communicate effectively when working with a partner. One thing that Intern Abroad HQ does exceptionally well, in my experience, is allowing interns to engage in a thorough process of self-reflection following their internship. The reflection questions are rigorous and meaningful, prompting interns to think critically and reflect deeply on both themselves and the organization with which they collaborated.
While I have wanted to pursue marine biology since I was a little girl, I’d never had any professional experience in the field before this internship. Every project and assignment that I was given only furthered the passion I have for the ocean and its inhabitants. My favorite part of the internship was experiencing research techniques and skills that real scientists utilize every day. Truly a life changing experience!
What I enjoyed most about this internship was the independent research and study activities, because I was able to finally develop my scientific research and writing skills (without the immediate help of others).
After doing this internship, I now feel more confident with my scientific writing skills, as well as more capable in writing literature reviews, and project proposals. I went into this remote internship experience feeling a little nervous but my supervisor was extremely understanding and there to assist me. The feedback I received will definitely help me in my field and I appreciate my supervisor for taking time out to review all my assignments. The feedback provided will be of great help to me academically in the future, since I'm planning on applying to a Master program in Marine & Environmental Science.
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