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Marine Biology and Coastal Sciences (M.S.)

Type
Master (ISCED 2011 level 7)
Language

English

Cost In-State US$6,536.55; Out-of-State US$1,054.19 Per Credit

Marine Biology and Coastal Sciences represent the wide variety of ecosystems that are linked through water. The study of Marine Biology and Coastal Sciences encompasses freshwater lakes and streams, estuaries, and coastal marine habitats. These habitats are critical for numerous plants and animals, but they can be compromised by human activities. Students who pursue this major are interested in understanding the relationships among plants, animals and humans and how to protect and restore these valuable ecosystems.

Are you interested in understanding the relationships among plants, animals and humans while learning how to protect and restore their necessary ecosystems? Study in this field encompasses freshwater lakes and streams, estuaries and coastal marine habitats that are critical for numerous plants and animals, but can be compromised by human activities.

Career Opportunities

  • Marine Biologist
  • Zoologist
  • Wildlife Biologist
  • Service Worker
  • Biochemist
  • Conservation Scientist
  • Forester
  • Environmental Scientist
  • Microbiologist
  • Veterinarian

MS in Marine Biology and Coastal Sciences

The Marine Biology and Coastal Sciences program integrates marine biology, freshwater ecology, and environmental sciences.

 

Structural components
Thesis/Dissertation
Laboratory training
Practical/Field work
Research Project

ISCED Categories

Biology
Ecology
Conservation and environmental management
Physical and chemical oceanography
Statistics
Environmental protection technology
Veterinary sciences