NOAA Education has launched a new student opportunities database that makes it easier than ever to search NOAA opportunities for students and recent graduates.
![Three photos side-by-side. The first photo shows three students around a large piece of lab equipment. All three are focused on an instrument that one student appears to be inserting into the equipment. The second photo shows two children stand near a creek and look at a clipboard that holds papers about a watershed and its local wildlife. Photo three: An undergraduate scholar stands on a rocky shore and smiles at the camera, she's wearing a jacket, waders, and knee pads, and holds field equipment. (Image credit: From left to right: Veronica Lucchese; Claire Fackler, NOAA National Marine Sanctuaries; Jonah Gier. ) Three photos side-by-side. The first photo shows three students around a large piece of lab equipment. All three are focused on an instrument that one student appears to be inserting into the equipment. The second photo shows two children stand near a creek and look at a clipboard that holds papers about a watershed and its local wildlife. Photo three: An undergraduate scholar stands on a rocky shore and smiles at the camera, she's wearing a jacket, waders, and knee pads, and holds field equipment.](/sites/default/files/styles/landscape_width_1275/public/2023-06/Hero_StudentOpps.png?h=db78a357&itok=A49JTMun)
A few NOAA student opportunities recipients in action. The database includes opportunities appropriate for kindergarten through graduate students and recent graduates. (Image credit: From left to right: Veronica Lucchese; Claire Fackler, NOAA National Marine Sanctuaries; Jonah Gier. )