Campus and Community Activities：

These activities are designed to promote marine science knowledge among students and the general public. They include a variety of forms such as lectures, workshops, and interactive exhibitions. These events not only introduce the importance of marine conservation but also showcase the latest developments in marine research. By participating in these activities, attendees can gain a deeper understanding of marine ecosystems and the significance of protecting our oceans. Additionally, these events provide a platform for scientists to engage with the public, fostering a sense of community and shared responsibility in marine conservation efforts.


Open days on research vessels offer a unique opportunity for the public to learn about the work of marine scientists and the advanced equipment used in oceanographic research. During these events, visitors are invited to tour the vessels, observe scientific instruments, and interact with researchers. This hands-on experience allows participants to gain a deeper understanding of marine science and the challenges faced in ocean exploration. Moreover, it provides a chance for the public to see firsthand the cutting-edge technologies and methodologies employed in marine research, inspiring interest and awareness in the field of oceanography.