GeoTenerife works with the leading institutions on the island to offer innovative field training camps in a range of disciplines. The camps combine educational elements from top local experts and hands-on work experience in some truly privileged environments, including the Teide National Park and the unique Laurel forest. All camps are run in English.
Applications for our Field School, if successful, are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Our Field School is run in accordance to a number of Terms and Conditions which you can read here.
MARINESCICAMP 2024
16 October – 14 November 2024
GeoTenerife Marine Science Training Camp in association with the Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO-CSIC).
This experience includes Matlab training, residential onboard research with the team responsible for monitoring underwater volcanoes in the Canary Islands, audiovisual SciComm training, onshore research for VolcanoStories and attending the III International VulcanaSymposium.
Please note dates could vary depending on changes to the IEO-CSIC cruise.
VOLCANOCAMP 2024
16th – 26 Octoberth 2024
Open to: Undergraduate students or the Extension programme for Masters/PhD students
Want to get involved in our research and learn more about the La Palma eruption first-hand from scientists and researchers involved in monitoring and studying it?
Come and spend time with us in Tenerife and La Palma for training and fieldwork!
VOLCANOCAMP Extension Programme 2024
16th October – 13th November
For the first 10 days, you will join the VolcanoCamp with an introduction to Canary Islands volcanology, attend the international Vulcana Symposium, and improve your fieldwork skills. For the remainder of this programme, you will be working with the Spanish Geographic Institute (IGN) for master’s student research projects on volcanic risk, for scientific publication.
GeoIntern 2025
Dates to be announced
One month-long internship which includes a short course in science communication training with Dr Andy Ridgeway and Dr Hannah Little and joining active research projects in the Canary Islands. Open to early career researchers and students interested in volcanology, geology, volcanic risk, and sustainable tourism.
Full details of the programme and how to apply will be announced soon.
HYDROCAMP 2025
Dates to be announced
Two-week Hydrology training and field work programme based in Tenerife and la Palma, assisting in our ongoing water research project in conjunction with a range of experts and institutions.
Full details of the programme and how to apply to be announced soon.