Past Events

The 21st Annual MBA Postgraduate Conference, "Tides of Change: Fostering Connectivity Across Marine Disciplines” will be hosted by the University of Hull.

This residential is for young people aged 16 – 17 years old interested in learning more about marine biology. This marine science camp, run in partnership with the MBA is a fantastic opportunity for those who are interested in marine science to get hands on experience.

If you are looking for a fun, free outdoor activity that everyone can enjoy, bring your curiosity and love for the sea in the April BioBlitz Battle in Falmouth and Plymouth!

An introduction to careers at the Marine Biological Association from a PhD student, a research fellow and Head of Engagement. Through their talks you will discover the diversity of marine research that takes place at the MBA and inspiration for your future careers.

If you are looking for a fun, free outdoor activity that everyone can enjoy, bring your curiosity and love for the sea in the March BioBlitz Battle in Falmouth and Plymouth!

Marine picocyanobacteria and the global C cycle – the beauty in small things revealed!

If you are looking for a fun, free outdoor activity that everyone can enjoy, bring your curiosity and love for the sea in the February BioBlitz Battle in Falmouth and Plymouth!

If you are looking for a fun, free outdoor activity that everyone can enjoy, bring your curiosity and love for the sea in the January BioBlitz Battle in Falmouth and Plymouth!

If you are looking for a fun, free outdoor activity that everyone can enjoy, bring your curiosity and love for the sea in the December BioBlitz Battle in Falmouth and Plymouth!

This webinar, held within our Polar SIG community, will provide an overview of APECS' current activities, introduce opportunities to get involved in the organisation as an early career professional and will give space to discuss potential collaborations in the intersection of polar and marine research.

The Annual General Meeting is how you, as a Member, get to have your say in the running of The Marine Biological Association. 

Ms Hood, Director of Conservation for the Shark Trust, will share her first hand experiences of the challenges associated with securing and implementing shark and ray management through high seas fisheries management bodies – with a view to maximising the traction of available and proposed scientific outputs.