The Gump Station hosts a variety of field courses each year. Below is a list of our field courses which have been hosted here at the station.
Name |
Description | Start Date |
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| 3 Seas Program East-West Marine Biology |
The Three Seas Program is ideal for advanced undergraduate and beginning graduate students eager to broaden their knowledge of marine science. |
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| Archeology Field School | ||
| Biology and Geomorphology of Tropical Islands |
Students will spend approximately 9 weeks at the Richard B. Gump Biological Field Station on Moorea, French Polynesia and 6 weeks (3 at the beginning and 3 at the end of the semester) at UC Berkeley. Enrollment is limited by the Gump facilities to 22 students. Students must complete the application and, if selected, attend an interview with course instructors. |
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| Design for Sustainable Communities |
Cross-listed as ER291-02 (Energy and Resources) and E298A (Engineering); Photovoltaic Materials: Modern Technologies in the Context of a Growing Renewable Energy Market cross-listed as MSE/ER C226 (Mechanical Engineering/Energy and Resources); Engineers for a Sustainable World |
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| International Business Development |
MBA student teams from the Haas School of Business. The objectives for the students involved in IBD are varied but generally include: obtaining a rewarding educational experience, exposure to a new country and culture, and an opportunity to work on an interesting, relevant, real life project with t |
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| Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning Studio on Coral Reef Health | ||
| Marine Biology Quarter |
The Marine Biology Quarter (MBQ) is a field program that gives advanced undergraduates an opportunity to gain intimate and first hand knowledge of marine communities, their constituents and their structure. It is also designed as a real world training experience in devising and carrying through to completion scientific research projects in marine biology. |
