Undergraduate and gradute students have been studying marine science at the EOS Center since it was first established in 1978. With its close proximity to salt marshes, rocky intertidal areas, sandy beaches and open water, the EOS Center is a perfect setting for active field study. State of the art research facilities are available for student research, as well as a fleet of research vessels that are suitable for research activities in the Bay.
M.S. in Interdisciplinary Marine and Estuarine Science
The M.S. in Interdisciplinary Marine and Estuarine Science was developed with support from an NSF Research Trainee (NRT) grant. Learn more about the NRT RIPTIDES program, funding opportunities and how to apply.
Current Course Schedule
Fall 2020 course schedule for undergradate and graduate students.
Scholarship and Funding Opportunities
There are many opportunities to find scholarship and financial support. Check back often as opportunties and deadlines change by semester.
ESTUARY AND OCEAN SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP
The Estuary and Ocean Science Scholarship supports graduate student success in marine and coastal research and science engagement. Criteria: 1) 1st, 2nd or 3rd year in a graduate degree program conducting research focused on topics in marine and coastal science who are mentored by faculty based at the Estuary and Ocean Science (EOS) Center. 2) Must have logged at least 15 hours of volunteer work with the Educational Outreach Coordinator for conducting science engagement work with EOS Center science outreach programs. Awards are for up to $2000
ESTUARY AND OCEAN SCIENCE OPPORTUNITY SCHOLARSHIP
The Estuary and Ocean Science Opportunity Scholarship supports graduate student success in marine and coastal research and science engagement for students who have demonstrated financial need. Criteria: 1) 1st, 2nd or 3rd year in a graduate degree program conducting research focused on topics in marine and coastal science who are mentored by faculty based at the Estuary and Ocean Science (EOS) Center. 2) Must have logged at least 15 hours of volunteer work with the Educational Outreach Coordinator for conducting science engagement work with EOS Center science outreach programs. 3) Students who meet the AB540 definition are eligible to apply. 4) Must apply for financial aid using the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the California Dream Application. 5) Must have financial need as determined by FAFSA or the California Dream Application. Awards are for up to $2000
RIPTIDES scholarship and funding opportunities
SFSU scholarship website (with search tool)
STAR Program
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) Teacher and Researcher (STAR) Program at the EOS Center.
Transportation
Information on getting here and how to register for the EOS Shuttle Service.
For more information
For more information please contact Associate Director of Academic Programs, Ellen Hines.