The Bachelor of Science in Marine Science program offers field courses at the Marine Science Consortium at Wallops Island, Va. This degree prepares students for opportunities in government, aquaria, consulting, research laboratories, and to pursue advanced degrees.
Are you interested in...
- Protecting the environment
- Marine life
- Conducting research
- Organizing and maintaining data
- Performing experiments
Choose Marine Science at ESU
- Small advanced class sizes
- State-of-the-art field equipment
- Practical field experiences
- Protecting the environment
- Is Marine Science a career path for me?
Career Potential
- Marine biology
- Oceanography
- Aquaculture
Career Settings
- Fisheries
- Conservations
- Aquariums
- Local and state government
This is a directed degree program giving students firsthand knowledge via field experiences at the Wallops Island Marine Station as well as in-depth training in the theoretical aspects of marine science.
Field Experience
The Marine Science Consortium at Wallops Island, Va., maintains labs and has classrooms, research vessels and equipment for studies of marine and coastal biology.
Structural components
Laboratory training
Practical/Field work
Research Project
ISCED Categories
Biology
Ecology
Conservation and environmental management
Physical and chemical oceanography
Environmental protection technology
Aquaculture
Toxicology
Personal skills and communication
Project management
Policy and governance