What jobs can you get with a Bachelor of Marine Science?

Career Opportunities

• Aquaculture/mariculture specialist.
• Coastal manager.
• Computer-based ecological modeller.
• Environmental consultant.
• Exploration geologist or geophysicist.
• Geologist or palaeontologist.
• Marine chemist.
• Marine data analyst.

Where can Marine Science take you?

As a marine scientist, you will gain skills across multi-disciplinary areas which allow for a diverse range of career opportunities in both research and applied fields in areas such as oceanography, marine biochemistry and biotechnology, fisheries, remote sensing, marine biology and ecology, microbiology and genomics.

Where can I study marine biology in Australia?

Griffith University. Bachelor of Marine Science.

What college has the best marine science program?

Best Colleges for a Bachelor’s Degree in Marine Biology 2021

• Stony Brook University.
• University of Oregon.
• California State University-Long Beach.
• The University of Tampa.
• University of New England.
• Durham, NC. Overview.
• California State University-Monterey Bay. Seaside, CA.
• University of Washington-Seattle. Seattle, WA.

What do you study in marine science at Griffith University?

Students will be equipped to tackle complex issues that impact on oceans – global climate change, fisheries and food production, maritime pollution and waste management – all intimately linked with the health of the marine environment. They will study biology, coastal physical sciences and coastal management.

Is the Bachelor of marine science part time?

The Bachelor of Marine Science is offered as a full time three year degree, in an on-campus mode. You can also study this degree part-time, but note that courses are offered in day-time hours in on-campus mode. To be classed as a full-time student, you are required to enrol in a minimum number of credit points each standard study period.

What can you do with a marine biology degree?

As a student you will address and manage complex issues to ensure that marine industries prosper sustainably in healthy marine ecosystems. As a graduate, you will be equipped to tackle problems that affect our oceans, tourism, fisheries and food production, climate change, maritime pollution and waste management.

Why do we need to study marine science?

This massive natural resource is also under constant pressures of our modern, coastal society. With complex issues such as global climate change, food production, tourism, oil, gas and mineral extraction, and waste management, the need for highly trained and specialised marine science professionals continues to grow.