Marine Conservation Internship
Interns can join for one or more of our week-long modules. These are in-depth training in conservation and marine ecology. Each Module is 6 days of diving, skills and fun! We require participants in our Scientific programs to hold at least an Advanced Diver (certified to 30m) certification. If you are not yet an Advanced Diver we can make a package together with PADI courses. Discounts available for enrolling in multiple courses:
Scientific Internship Options
For longer programs, students may consider combining multiple modules with the PADI Divemaster course in the joint SCIENTIFIC DIVEMASTER PROGRAM. The prerequisites for the Scientific Divemaster Internship programs are Rescue Diver with 30 logged dives.
If you are interested in joining the program but do not yet meet the prerequisites contact us about arriving before hand and doing PADI dive courses with Blue Corner Dive
Blue Corner’s Marine Conservation Internship is an intensive program which combines training in coral reef ecology, reef health monitoring and coral restoration, and marine megafauna. Each week of the program builds upon the next so that students gain in-depth knowledge of impacts and solutions for coral reef health. Internships start the first Saturday of each month.
Reef Health Monitoring - 12-17 September, 2026. Nusa Lembongan, Bali.
Learn about several survey techniques used to monitor coral reef health. Including Coral Watch & Reef Check scientific survey techniques. Certifications include Reef Check. Join our team of marine biologists and help survey the coral reefs around Nusa Lembongan & Penida.
Mantas, Molas & Marine Megafauna - Sept 26 - Oct 1, 2025.
Week-long conservation course focusing on Molas, Manta Rays, Sharks, Marine Turtles and other megafauna. Part of Blue Corner Marine Research’s conservation internship program on Nusa Lembongan, Bali.
Blue Corner’s Marine Conservation Internship is an intensive program which combines training in coral reef ecology, reef health monitoring and coral restoration, and marine megafauna. Each week of the program builds upon the next so that students gain in-depth knowledge of impacts and solutions for coral reef health. Internships start the first Saturday of each month.
Reef Health Monitoring - 10-15 October, 2026. Nusa Lembongan, Bali.
Learn about several survey techniques used to monitor coral reef health. Including Coral Watch & Reef Check scientific survey techniques. Certifications include Reef Check. Join our team of marine biologists and help survey the coral reefs around Nusa Lembongan & Penida.
October 24-29, 2026: Mantas, Sharks, Molas & Marine Megafauna - Nusa Lembongan, Bali
Week-long conservation module focusing on Manta Rays, Sharks, Molas, Turtles and other megafauna. Dive at Manta Point and take part in Blue Corner Marine Research’s conservation internship program on Nusa Lembongan, Bali
Blue Corner’s Marine Conservation Internship is an intensive program which combines training in coral reef ecology, reef health monitoring and coral restoration, and marine megafauna. Each week of the program builds upon the next so that students gain in-depth knowledge of impacts and solutions for coral reef health. Internships start the first Saturday of each month.
Reef Health Monitoring - 7-12 November, 2026. Nusa Lembongan, Bali.
Learn about several survey techniques used to monitor coral reef health. Including Coral Watch & Reef Check scientific survey techniques. Certifications include Reef Check. Join our team of marine biologists and help survey the coral reefs around Nusa Lembongan & Penida.
21-26 November, 2026: Mantas, Sharks, Molas & Marine Megafauna - Nusa Lembongan, Bali
Week-long conservation course focusing on Manta Rays, Sharks, Molas, Turtles and other megafauna. Dive at manta point and take part in Blue Corner Marine Research’s conservation internship program on Nusa Lembongan
Blue Corner’s Marine Conservation Internship is an intensive program which combines training in coral reef ecology, reef health monitoring and coral restoration, and marine megafauna. Each week of the program builds upon the next so that students gain in-depth knowledge of impacts and solutions for coral reef health. Internships start the first Saturday of each month.
