COLLEGE FACTS
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Staff
- 23 Full time faculty
- 44 Research Associates
- 40 Technical Associates
- 10 Administrative Staff
- 12 Support Staff
- 100 students on average
- 68% Doctoral, 32% Master's
- 57% Female, 43% Male
- 15% International
- 16% US Minority
- Over 20 Annual College Fellowships averaging $10,000 - $22,000 Per Year
- 50 Graduate Assistants appointed on average per year
Facilities- 11 acre waterfront campus
- 3 major buildings
- Dockside facilities for most
oceanographic research vessels
- 2 State of Florida research vessels (Florida Institute of Oceanography)
Research- $21 million/yr in research funding
- Centers and Institutes
- Center of Ocean Technology
- Center for the Prediction of Red Tide
- Global Change Research Center
- Institute for Marine Remote Sensing (IMaRs) - University of South Florida
- Center of Ocean Technology
13 Laboratories- Biological Oceanography
- Ecosystems
- Marine Fluorescence
- Microbiology
- Physiology
- Institute for Marine Remote Sensing (ImaRS)
- Ecosystems
- Chemical Oceanography
- Organic geochemistry
- Organic geochemistry
- Geological Oceanography
- Geophysics
- Paleoceanography/Paleoclimatology
- Reef Indicators
- Seafloor mapping
- Geophysics
- Physical Oceanography
- Ocean Circulation
- Ocean Modeling and Prediction
- Ocean Circulation
4 Ocean Modeling, Ocean Sensors, and Real-Time Data Systems- Coastal Ocean Monitoring and Prediction System (COMPS)
- Tampa Bay Physical Oceanography Real-Time Systems (PORTS)
- Indian Ocean Modeling
- Ocean Sensors Gateway
Education and Outreach- Oceanography Camp for Girls
- In Service Teacher Oceanongraphy Workshop (In-TOW)
- OCEANS Teaching Fellowships (formerly GK-12)
- Spoonbill Bowl - National Ocean Sciences Bowl
- Graduate Courses
- 11 acre waterfront campus
- College of Marine Science Tri-Fold Brouchure (PDF)
Students
