The training program will fully support 10 scholars that have at least a bachelor's degree in science.

Applications will be evaluated on core criteria, including:

• Minimum educational background (or equivalent experience)
• Relevance of the training program to ongoing or planned ocean observations in their home country
• Motivation for participating in the program
• Commitment to building capacity in ocean observation in their home country
• Past or planned commitment to equity, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility practices
• Interest in trans- and/or multidisciplinary work would be considered an asset
• Minimum English language requirement

Priority consideration will be given to candidates from developing and emerging nations who hold positions at research, academic, or governmental institutes in their home country, and who anticipate returning there after completion of program.

Successful applicants will require a valid passport and Canadian Study Permit. Information will be provided to the ten successful scholars.

Scholars will be supported financially with accommodation, monthly stipend and program travel costs paid for the duration of their program.*

* Subject to confirmation of funding.