The Brian E. Doyle Undergraduate Marine Extension Fellowship 2026 is now open for applications, offering undergraduate students a paid summer opportunity to gain hands-on experience in coastal and marine science research, education, and community engagement. Hosted by New Hampshire Sea Grant, this fellowship is designed to prepare the next generation of marine scientists, educators, and environmental professionals.

Selected fellows will work closely with researchers, extension specialists, and community partners on real-world projects related to coastal ecosystems, aquaculture, fisheries, climate resilience, and marine education. Participants will receive mentorship, professional development training, and opportunities to build networks across the Sea Grant system.

Opportunity Overview

• Study Level: Undergraduate students

• Location: United States (New Hampshire Seacoast region)

Project Areas

Participants may work on diverse projects, including:

• Fisheries and aquaculture research

• Coastal ecosystem restoration

• Community-based coastal resilience initiatives

• Marine science education and outreach

• Science communication and digital media

• Water quality and estuarine research

• Aquaculture and seafood systems

• Coastal habitat conservation

Don't miss out on the application deadline which is 15 February 2026 (priority consideration)