Fisheries 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 Biology) delves into marine organisms and their environmental interactions. Aimed at enthusiasts of marine life and coastal habitats, it addresses urgent challenges like climate change, resource depletion, and population growth. This course equips students to tackle global concerns such as the effects of tourism, pollution, and global warming on oceans. Graduates gain expertise in marine systems, ecological principles, environmental management, and acquire knowledge spanning from biology to oceanography.

The Bachelor of Science (Environmental Science) addresses pressing global environmental concerns. Offering a multidisciplinary view on challenges like climate change and resource management, this course has pivotal applications: from biodiversity protection and devising innovative solutions for a healthier society to promoting sustainable industrial resources and enhancing stewardship of vital natural or cultural regions. Students will acquire the proficiency to gather, interpret, and utilize scientific data, ensuring adept management of our planet's natural systems within a comprehensive scientific framework.