The WDHOF climate change fellowship 2027 offers one US$10,000 award through the Captain Wayne Hasson Memorial Fellowship for Climate Change Research. The funding is intended for research into climate change and ocean ecosystems.
Who can apply?
The official fellowship description accepts applicants enrolled in accredited PhD programmes, postdoctoral fellows and early-career scientists less than three years beyond their PhD. Relevant disciplines can include biology, engineering, geochemistry, economics and resource management.
The award is open to women, men and nonbinary applicants. Applicants need a research proposal explaining the objectives, methods and expected results, together with the project’s relevance to ocean-climate challenges.
What the funding covers
Eligible uses include research fieldwork, supplies and relevant meeting participation. Salary, tuition, living costs, student loans and earlier expenses are excluded. Diving equipment or underwater cameras need a specific, justified research purpose.
How to apply
- Read the 2027 application instructions.
- Register or sign in to the official WDHOF application portal.
- Complete the eligibility questions and select this fellowship if eligible.
- Arrange two recommendations and submit the required project materials.
Deadline: 30 November 2026 at 5 p.m. New York time. Recommendations must arrive by the same deadline. Applicants may submit only one WDHOF scholarship or training-grant application.
Frequently asked questions
When must the funded work finish?
The 2027 instructions require completion by 31 August 2028, with a report on how the funds were used.
Should applicants wait until their proposal is finished to contact referees?
It is sensible to confirm referee availability early and give them a clear summary of your project. Keep a checklist of both your own submission and the recommendation requirements.
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