Sea Education Association
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Sea Education Association is a program provider offering 4 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad, Gap Year, and Research abroad programs in 6 countries such as New Zealand, United States, Fiji, and French Polynesia.
Sea Education Association (SEA) is the leading off-campus environmental studies program focused on the ocean. Since 1971, we've educated more that 8,500 undergraduates on shore in Woods Hole and aboard out sailing research vessels at sea.
We develop ocean scholars, stewards and leaders: people who are passionate about making a difference. We're dedicated to empowering students with life-changing sea voyages of scientific and cultural discovery, academic rigor, and personal growth.
Our interdisciplinary semester and summer programs combine elements of oceanography, maritime history & culture, environmental studies, public policy, and resource management to allow students to approach study of the oceans from a variety of perspectives.
Each of our programs begins with academic coursework on SEA's campus in Woods Hole, Massachusetts and continues with an open ocean voyage aboard one of our sailing research vessels. Our summer programs vary from five to eight weeks in length with shore components in Woods Hole or abroad. While at sea, all students engage in independent research while participating as active members of the ship's crew.
Study Abroad with Sea Education Association
Finding solutions to the problems brought about by climate change requires going beyond scientific data. We must also consider the possibilities found within social and po...
Using the same portable next generation sequencing platform employed on the International Space Station and in both the Arctic and Antarctic wilderness, students enrolled ...
Climate change hits home for those who live near the ocean. Increasingly, residents of vulnerable coastal communities are on the front lines in the struggle against rising...
Marine protected areas play a vital role in addressing climate change, safeguarding ecosystems, and promoting research and education.Ocean acidification; overfishing; mari...
