
By conducting your research with Indo Ocean Project, you will gain access to our supportive datasets and our network of local scientists and partners. We will assist in the research permits, translation, logistical organization, and conducting your field work within the scope of our organization’s research goals. We provide an in country scientific mentor and guidance from proposal to publication.
Your topic of study must fit with Indo Ocean Project’s mission and goals with the aim of publication to support local policy enactment and remote research. We can collaborate in the following disciplines:
- Marine biology
- Marine molecular biology
- Marine policy and environmental management
- Marine conservation biology
- Statistical analysis
- Marine social studies (available to Indonesian citizens only)


Marine Research Fellowship
Limited spaces available per year. Candidates will be selected based on the relevancy and structure of their proposals. To be considered your proposal must be approved before September 30th with plans to conduct your field work sometime in the following year.
Limited spaces available per year. Candidates will be selected based on the relevancy and structure of their proposals. To be considered your proposal must be approved before September 30th with plans to conduct your field work sometime in the following year.


Project News
Quarterly Report Penida Project May 2023
Michaela Dudasova Penida Project ManagerOver in the Penida project interns and staff have wished farewell to the wet season and welcomed the dry sunny days. In between diving, workshops and sunbathing, 7 interns have graduated from the programme and obtained their...
Quarterly Report Raja Ampat Project April 2023
Mette Carlsen- Raja Ampat Project ManagerI am proud to report the second quarterly report for the Raja Ampat project, which has been running for almost six months now. The program has truly been developing in the past few months as more and more things are falling...
Quarterly Report Bira Project March 2023
Bira welcomes first batch of interns for the year. Hear from the new interim project manager, Sigrid and the in-house marine biologist about the project in Sulawesi’s southern peninsula.

Location
Nusa Penida (Bali), Tanjung Bira (South Sulawesi), Raja Ampat (West Papua)
info@indooceanproject.org
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