EMB seeks 2 new Ambassadors

EMB is looking for two enthusiastic, engaged, and creative early career marine scientists to join their Ambassador Programme. The Ambassadors will play an important role in advocating for EMB and promoting the societal and political relevance of all aspects of the Ocean and marine sciences, including natural sciences, social sciences, policy, and humanities, within their own communities, and to a wide diversity of stakeholders in Europe. The two new Ambassadors will collaborate and liaise with our current Ambassadors and recent Alumni to share experiences and ideas, and work on activities together. They will also ensure the continuation of the EMB ECOP Network.

The EMB Ambassador Programme is open to PhD students (with more than two years of PhD funding left) or post-doc researchers (with at least two years left on current contract) who are able to engage in the programme for a period of two years. For this role, we are seeking enthusiastic and engaged individuals who are willing to use their creativity, imagination, communication, artistic talents, and interpersonal skills to help promote EMB activities and marine topics to various stakeholders in Europe. EMB Ambassadors can be stationed inside or outside the EU and can have a background in any aspect related to the marine environment, including natural sciences, social sciences, policy and governance, humanities, interdisciplinary research, and/or science communication. They do not need to be EU citizens, but they do need to have a demonstrable link with at least 1 of the 38 EMB Member Organisations. The EMB will support Ambassadors in their activities (including support of the EMB Early Career Ocean Professional (ECOP) Network, as well as financially, in networking, and with publicity for their own work.

Watch our video here explaining more about the Programme and its benefits.

Find all information on the call for Ambassadors under vacancies, and see our current Ambassadors and their activities here. Apply for the EMB Ambassador Programme by Sunday 3 March 2024 at midnight (CET).