Visiting ASU BIOS

 

Visiting Groups and Students

Studying abroad at ASU BIOS in Bermuda, whether for three-week course or a semester-long internship, offers students the opportunity to participate in experiential learning and research training programs while living at a working research station.

To ensure your stay is rewarding, please take a moment to review the information on the following page prior to your trip. You may be required to complete and submit forms in advance of your stay. For more information, or if you have any questions, please use the program contacts listed on the page.

Visiting Group and Student Forms

Fee Schedule and Information

Visiting Scientists

Since its founding in 1903 as a field station on Flatt's Inlet, we have welcomed visiting scientists who come from around the world to take advantage of the Institute's proximity to open-ocean environments, as well as other resources such as the Tudor Hill Marine Atmospheric Observatory and the Mid-Atlantic Glider Initiative and Collaboration (MAGIC).

Depending on the purpose and duration of your visit, you may be required to complete additional documents prior to your trip, especially if you plan on SCUBA diving or collecting scientific samples. Please visit the following page and complete the applicable forms.

Visiting Scientist Forms


World Ocean Day Open House June 8, 2024

10am - 4pm

Navigating ocean science since 1903
Throughout the day visitors are welcome to explore our ocean science exhibits, tour our facilities and participate in engaging talks highlighting our programs. Our research staff will be on hand to share their work and answer questions.

Parking and food available for purchase.

Stay tuned for more information!