We host an online community where young people from across the world can learn together, share experiences and build the foundations of a relationship with our Ocean.
Our scientific talks are just one of the benefits of being a member of the MBA, some are also open to the public. So whether you are a professional marine biologist or just inspired to learn more about marine biology please come along.
Courses that complement your continuous professional development as a marine biologist, these courses are run by industry leading experts both in person and online.
Conferences exclusively designed by and for early career scientists provide an excellent opportunity for peer to peer learning, networking and inspiration. The Postgraduate Conference provides opportunities for Masters students, PhD students and early career post-doctoral researchers to share their state of the art ocean-related science.
Universities and other institutes regularly bring groups of students to our Plymouth based lab for field trips and boat based survey work. The historic backdrop of the MBA’s original lab alongside the fantastic coastline of the south west of England and the facilities and expertise the MBA has to offer makes this the ideal location for gaining hands-on field experience.
The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Marine Biological Association is open to all members. Each year the AGM is preceded by a talk from a prestigious scientist and is open to both members and non-members.
These camps, run in partnership with the Marine Biological Association (MBA), are for young people between 16 and 25 years old who are interested in marine biology and marine science. Each camp, held in different parts of the UK, will have its own unique flavour.
Working in partnership with organisations across the UK the MBA’s Bioblitz has brought together participants of all ages and all levels of experience to record biodiversity in marine and related habitats during a set time period.