The Gump Station is a perfect facility for experiential learning in a variety of disciplines.
Field courses at the Gump Station are run by various institutions. Interested students should see the course website and contact its Lead Instructor as appropriate.
Below are some of the courses which are hosted at the station.
Professors interested in running undergraduate or graduate level courses should contact us.
Undergraduate and post-graduate students come to Moorea either as part of a class or to carry out independent thesis research. The Gump Station provides support and guidance for these classes.
Masters and Doctoral students from any university are welcome to conduct their thesis research in Moorea and should fill out the research project application.
A limited number of graduate student fellowships are available for students who base their projects at the Gump Station.
The Gump Station also supports graduate field courses organized by professors from a number of different institutions. Interested students should contact the professor responsible for our current courses, or encourage a professor at their institution to contact us about organizing a new course in Moorea.
The Gump Station has supported numerous graduate students in Moorea over the years through various funding sources. Contact Neil Davies for current opportunities.
Undergraduate students generally come to the Gump Station with one of our organized field courses. Students wanting to take a class in Moorea should contact the professor responsible for one of the offered field courses, or encourage a professor at their institution to contact us about organizing a new course in Moorea.
Undergraduate research projects are allowed only if supported by a faculty advisor and if the student has identified an on-site supervisor.
