Sea Education Association Inc.
Sea Education Association Inc.
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More about this organization
Mission
SEA is a global teaching, learning and research community dedicated to the exploration, understanding and stewardship of marine and maritime environments. SEA empowers students with life-changing sea voyages of scientific and cultural discovery, academic rigor and personal growth.
About
155 undergraduates participated in sea semester programs: Boston University accredited study abroad programs focused on the ocean environment. Sea semester students enrolled from 81 different colleges and universities. Over 69% received some form of financial assistance from sea. Students began their studies on our campus in Woods Hole, Massachusetts and then joined one of our two 134-foot sail training vessels for a sailing research experience in the Atlantic, Pacific, or Caribbean. While at sea, students acted as full members of the sailing crew and scientific team, operating all aspects of the vessel while completing self-designed research projects in a variety of topics.
