Marine Scientist Courses

The Master of Marine Science and Management offers advanced study in marine science within an interdisciplinary framework. This multidisciplinary and cross-institutional course provides access to a unique array of approaches and methods specific to marine science. Students will explore information systems, data analysis through remote sensing, and the influence of marine science on legislation and management of marine and coastal zones. The curriculum includes coastal management and engineering, climate change, marine ecology and conservation, as well as physical oceanography and modelling.

The Bachelor of Science (Marine Science) offers a multidisciplinary approach, equipping students with comprehensive marine knowledge. It promotes an interdisciplinary mindset to meet the increasing need for coastal and marine specialists. This study enables students to observe, experiment, and analyze marine habitats and environments. Graduates are proficient in data collection, whether hands-on, in labs, or using advanced satellite technologies, positioning them for diverse roles in marine exploration and research.

The Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Marine Science) offers students an in-depth exploration of marine, aquatic, and coastal environments, incorporating elements from physical, environmental, and ecological sciences. Students embark on supervised research projects, emphasising rigorous scientific methodologies, adept utilisation of specialised techniques, and effective communication both in writing and verbally. This course is structured to foster a profound sense of inquiry, enabling students to cultivate advanced knowledge in the discipline and honing their independent research capabilities.