One $2,500 scholarship.
One $10,000 scholarship.
Grants are available to certified divers of any age and background to develop their diving skills to become certified as a dive instructor.
Grant is available to women of any age who are living in the U.S. and who are interested in learning underwater photography.
Grant for the advanced dive training beyond open water diver level (or equivalent) for technical diving applications for women of any age.
Grant for the advanced dive training beyond open water diver level (or equivalent) for scientific diving applications.
2 advanced dive training grants -- for women -- divers of any age (unless specified) and background who wish to further their dive education through approved scuba diving programs beyond the open water diver level.
Scholarships for qualified divers (one for women only and one for any background) of any age who are enrolled in accredited undergraduate academic or research programs in the field of marine conservation.
2 advanced dive training grants in recreation -- for women-- divers of any age (unless specified) and background who wish to further their dive education through approved scuba diving programs beyond the open water diver level.
Two training grants (valued at £1000 each) for Diver Medical Training - UK and Europe areas - qualified women or men.
Three training grants (valued at $500) for qualified women or men. For Diver Medical Training including full Diver Medical Theory and Practical Training - USA or Canada
One $2,000 grant to encourage instructors to expand their underwater-related skills by taking additional training leading to certification. For women only.
One $1,000 Internship program with a focus in marine biology. For women or men, must be a still-matriculated undergraduate student.
Scholarships ($2,000 each) for women who are in accredited graduate academic or research programs in marine conservation.
Six basic dive training grants $1000 each.
One $1,000 grant to a women diver of any age and background who wishes to begin or further her training in hardhat diving through an approved hardhat dive training program.
Scholarships ($2,500) for graduate level course of study leading to a career in the field of underwater archaeology.
Two $5,000 grants to support graduate research in extreme environment physiology (diving, altitude, and/or space). For women or men.
One $1,500 scholarship.
Two training grants (one basic and one advanced) for a person in the ROTC or a military academy.
One $2,000 grant for a qualified woman of any age to advance the conservation of sea turtles.
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