Marine Science Research Internship in the Cayman Islands

What is the Marine Science Internship in the Cayman Islands all about?

Join a dedicated and passionate team of researchers and conservationists conducting impactful research in the Cayman Islands. As a research intern, you will have the opportunity to develop both professional and personal skills, whilst exploring pristine beaches, uninhabited wilderness and witnessing incredible marine life surrounding the island of Little Cayman. 

This internship is ideal for those looking to kick start their career in the marine science field. Interns provide valuable assistance in the delivery of marine research programs, in addition to carrying out an independent research project. Although some tasks are a requirement, the internship can be customized according to your skills and interests.

Why choose this Marine Science Research Internship program in Little Cayman?

Gain practical research experience whilst working alongside leading marine scientists and researchers. This internship is an opportunity to contribute to current research projects whilst developing data analysis and scientific writing skills. You will work as a scientific diver in training, and will play a key role in supporting the resident team conducting research and coral restoration activities, including field and laboratory exercises. Interns assistant in all the logistical planning and delivery, under the supervision of the director of research and research manager. 

This internship will enhance your CV/Resume, demonstrating your passion and commitment to marine conservation. All interns are required to conduct their own independent research project, including submitting a final report and delivering a presentation on their findings.

Role of the Research Intern

As a research intern you may be involved in the following activities:

• Supervise and assist with field and laboratory activities
• Input, organize and analyze data
• Attend weekly staff meetings and conduct station tours
• Deliver presentations on scientific findings
• Create engaging external communications and outreach content
• Assist visiting research volunteers
• Submit a research report 
• Ensure the successful operation of the field research and education station
• Help facilitate research and technical dives

What skills do I need to be a Research Intern?

The marine science research internship is designed for anyone wanting to work within a science or environmental field, and passionate about conservation. Two researchers are accepted for each three month internship. Interns must be enthusiastic and willing to get involved in all aspects of the research work. Open water SCUBA certification is also required.

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