University of Gothenburg
Tjärnö Marine Laboratory
Tjärnö Marine Laboratory
To collect organisms through snorkeling is common
To collect organisms through snorkeling is common
Photo: Johan Wingborg
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Study and work

On these pages you find information regarding education and research at Tjärnö Marine Laboratory, as well as practical guidance to study and work at Tjärnö Laboratory. The information is addressed to you already present at the station and to you who are planning to work or study with us. We hope you will enjoy your stay!

Education
Tjärnö Marine Laboratory is a national and international resource for university education within several marine disciplines…
Research
At Tjärnö Marine Laboratory, research and innovation projects are conducted within a series of marine areas. The research…
Study and work
Food and lodging
In order to work or study well you need to get good and nutritious food and sleep comfortably. In these pages you can read…
Study and work
Diving and snorkelling
For marine scientists, scientific diving is an important tool to observe, document and perform empirical studies in the…
Study and work
Ships
At the Tjärnö Laboratory there is the 16 metre-long research vessel Nereus. In addition there is the 8.5 metre ship Doris as…
Study and work
Field equipment
Below you find description of equipment for use in shallow water and from land, as well as from a small boat. Field…
Information for teachers
You and your students are very welcome to visit us at Tjärnö Marine Laboratory. Here, we have listed some information that…

Master's programme about the Ocean

Maru Bernal did her degree project in marine ecology at Tjärnö.

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