SUBMIT HERE YOUR ABSTRACT​

Abstracts submission for posters are accepted is possible until 12 September at 12:00 CET

Abstract submission for oral presentations and workshops is now closed.

Abstract Themes

• Blue education

As marine educators, we know the importance of blue education in the 21st century for all students and citizens. This theme encourages presentations, posters and workshops that provide insights in blue education, both for formal and informal education, and the ways to make blue education relevant to students and adults of all ages.

• Careers and jobs in the blue economy

The 2022 EMSEA conference aims to build more connections between marine education, and jobs, careers and business opportunities related to the sea. We include presentations and posters that identify or describe programs that help students into a marine or maritime career or that help to develop the economy, whether it be offshore energy, shipping, aquaculture, ecotourism or an innovative entrepreneurial activity.

• Ocean technology and education

In this session you can present all technology-driven projects and tools that aid in learning about the ocean such as technologies related to exploring the ocean, building and deploying of instruments, working with data or acquiring relevant skills.

• Ocean conservation

Ocean conservancy is tackling our ocean's greatest global challenges, like biodiversity loss, climate change and plastic pollution. In this session, you can share your programs, projects and business on taking action to protect and restore our coasts, seas and the ocean.

• Open Session

If you have an interesting subject that relates to the EMSEA objectives but it is not covered in the other sessions, please submit an abstract under this heading.

Guidelines for Abstract Submission

• Your abstract is limited to 500 words and without figures or images. Please include all co-author names and affiliations as prompted.
• Abstracts for orals and workshops should be submitted before 26 August, posters should be submitted before 12 September 12:00 CET.
• Authors must specify whether they are submitting an abstract for an oral presentation, a poster presentation or a workshop.
• The accuracy of the submitted abstract is the responsibility of the authors, so authors should prepare and proofread their abstracts carefully before submitting them.
• All correspondence relating to abstracts will be undertaken by email with the first named author/registered presenter, so it is their responsibility to communicate any relevant information regarding the submitted abstract and the conference to the other authors.
• By submitting an abstract, the first named author confirms on behalf of the co-authors that the abstract is their own original work and that they have obtained any necessary permissions relating to images and data submitted. In addition, the first named author must ensure that he/she has the approval and copyright assignment from any co-authors and contributors involved in the work.