TRAINING 

TRAINING  + OPPORTUNITIES

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Scripps Institution of Oceanography's Scientific Diving Program

Scripps Oceanography's Scientific Diving Program trains and supports scientists, students, technicians, and volunteers in the use of underwater techniques and technology necessary to safely conduct their research in underwater environments.
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Scripps' Small Boating Program

The Scientific Boating Program at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego provides resources and training to enable researchers to safely conduct work on the water utilizing small craft, which include vessels up to 65’ in length. The program’s focus is to provide boat handling and other field training for students, researchers and staff; maintain shared use boats; and charter the R/V Bob and Betty Beyster for research use.
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The Scripps SCUBA DIVERsity Fellowship Program

The Scripps SCUBA DIVERsity Fellowship Program is a multi-year program designed to help UC San Diego undergraduate and graduate students from diverse backgrounds become AAUS Scientific Divers and meet their subtidal research goals. Students from historically-marginalized backgrounds are especially encouraged to apply.

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Graduate Studies at Scripps Institution of Oceanography / UC San Diego

Salt air and sunshine. Renowned faculty. The finest labs and resources. As one of the world's leading public research universities, UC San Diego attracts bold thinkers and creative achievers — the disassemblers of the everyday who come here to "Break Things Better."

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Coming soon: Nautical Archaeology Society Courses

The award-winning program allows people around the world of all interests and abilities to learn about and appreciate our maritime heritage. It is accredited and internationally recognized, and has been running for over 30 years. In 2011, we won the inaugural Archaeology Training Forum Award.
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Coming soon: UNESCO Underwater Cultural Heritage Training Course

The main objectives of this training course include strengthening national capacities in the protection, conservation and management of the Underwater Cultural Heritage and enhancing cooperation with the corresponding National Institutions Network. The course targets professionals in the field of underwater or maritime archaeology, conservation and protection.

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Coming soon: Photogrammetry and Visual Analytics

Photogrammetry allows archaeologists to record information in great detail, while leaving submerged heritage in situ for future study, and it allows the non-diving public to experience underwater cultural heritage without needing to physically visit the site. In archaeological practice, 3D models give archaeologists the ability to extract data from sites and artifacts as new questions arise, without the need to make repeat visits to a physical location.
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