Marine Science Jobs Abroad
To get the most out of your marine science job, why not go abroad? After all, there are plenty of fish in the sea! Working abroad in marine science will give you a unique opportunity to collaborate with other scientists in your field and learn about new research methods, from collecting live samples to mapping the ocean floor, putting you a cut above the rest. Not to mention, you will broaden your horizons with new cultural experiences outside of the water. Although, nothing can quite beat getting out there in the big blue ocean and working with marine life in its natural habitat!
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Why Work Abroad in Marine Science
With the threat of global warming and rapid changes occurring in the world's oceans, scientists will need to work very closely with other scientists in an international effort to turn the tide. Not only will you gain unique perspectives while working abroad in marine science alongside a diverse group of people, but marine environments themselves vary greatly from coast to coast. From the temperate waters of the Caribbean sea to the salty Mediterranean, it's a great big world out there and over 70 percent of it is covered by water!
Each ocean biome is teeming with distinctive marine life, and some sea animals even migrate across the ocean with the changing currents and tides. Learning about the complexities of marine life in a classroom, textbook, or even in an aquarium, is one thing, but getting real on-the -job experience scuba diving along the Great Barrier Reef is a whole other experience! To top it all off, you will have the opportunity to network with other professionals in your field who can set you on the right course. And with international work experience on your resume, it should be smooth sailing in your marine science future!
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