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Bergen Advanced Training Site
in Marine Ecology
(BATMARE)
a Marie Curie Training Site
hosted by the University of Bergen
funded by the European Commission
The Bergen Advanced Training Site in Marine Ecology (BATMARE) at the University of Bergen consists of closely interrelated research units working together to offer interdisciplinary education and training in marine environmental and ecological science through research. BATMARE offers doctoral training in studies of marine processes, ecosystems and interactions, covering the range from microbial ecology to macroplankton and fish, and from physical and organismal processes to ecosystem dynamics
PhD students are invited to apply for 3-month fellowships to conduct research at BATMARE
To be eligible you have to be citizen of a EU country, you must already be enrolled in a PhD program in a University outside Norway, and your work at BATMARE must be recognised by your home university as an integral part of your PhD
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Impressions of a recent BATMARE student
Experienced researchers may apply for access through a complementary core project: the "Bergen Marine Food Chain Research Infrastructure"
