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Masters Degrees in Marine Biology
We have 50 Masters Degrees in Marine Biology
Masters degrees in Marine Biology train postgraduates in techniques for examining oceanic biology, from microorganisms to fish, fauna, and sea mammals. Opportunities for specialism and interdisciplinary study exist in areas such as Aquaculture, Marine Engineering and Conservation Studies. Entry requirements normally include an undergraduate degree in a relevant subject such as Environmental or Biological science.
Why study a Masters in Marine Biology?
## You will explore the biological and physical properties of marine environments, from fisheries, to estuaries and oceans. Alongside genetics and quantity marine ecology, you will investigate topics such as animal behaviour, sustainability, and the influence of anthropogenic (human) factors on marine environments. You will examine tropical and temperate habitats through a scrutiny of plants, organisms, coral reefs, and benthic areas using various analytical and methodological approaches This includes lab-based work such as experiment design, bioimaging and electron microscopy, to fieldwork undertaking survey and sampling techniques. These include GIS (Geographic Information Systems), satellite imaging, and radiochemical analyses. Careers may include: journal editing and scientific writing; consultancy or policy-making for environmental agencies, government agencies, and NGOs; marine conservation practise; laboratory research; further study at PhD.
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Biodiversity and Conservation MSc
Queen Mary University of London
School of Biological & Behavioural Sciences
A key global challenge is to maintain and enhance biodiversity in the face of unprecedented pressure from growing human populations, climate change, intense farming and increased industrialisation. Read more
Master of Philosophy in Marine Environmental Science
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
School of Science
The Master of Philosophy (MPhil) Program aims to train students to conduct independent research in Marine Environmental Science. A candidate for an MPhil degree is expected to demonstrate knowledge in the discipline and to synthesize and create new knowledge, making a contribution to the field. Read more
Biology - Marine Biology MSc
University College Cork
College of Science, Engineering and Food Science
Our MSc Marine Biology programme aims to train graduates in multiple areas of marine biology and includes the acquisition of necessary field skills in sea survival, powerboat handling and marine radio. Read more
Marine Biology MSc
University of Groningen
Health and Life Sciences
How does climate change affect whales and seals? How does overfishing influence marine food webs? How do we restore and protect the Wadden Sea? The two-year selective master of science degree program in Marine Biology focuses on life in our seas and oceans. Read more
Biology - Marine Biology Conversion Programme PGCert
University College Cork
College of Science, Engineering and Food Science
The Postgraduate Certificate in Marine Biology (Conversion Programme) is a six month part-time programme running from September to March for graduates from non-biological or environmental disciplines unable to meet the entry requirements for direct entry onto the MSc in Marine Biology programme. Read more
MRes - Marine Biology
University of Plymouth
Faculty of Science and Engineering
Marine biology is a broad and dynamic subject, reflecting the diversity of marine ecosystems and the fantastic array of life they contain. Read more
MSc Tropical Marine Biology
University of Essex
School of Life Sciences
Coral reefs are the most species-rich marine habitats, and also among the most threatened. Rapid global change has the potential to cause significant harm to these unique ecosystems and impact the local and global resources they provide. Read more
Marine Biology
University of Padua
School of Science
The Master’s degree in Marine Biology offers sophisticated and modern tools for the study, conservation and responsible management of marine biodiversity and for the development of methods and technologies for the breeding of species of commercial interest. Read more
Marine Biology - MSc
Bangor University
College of Environmental Sciences and Engineering
This MSc is a full-time one-year course, consisting of 9 months taught course and 3 months research project, and examined by continuous assessment. Read more
Applied Aquatic Biology MSc
University of Portsmouth
School of Biological Sciences
Our aquatic ecosystems are under threat. Learn about the issues of pollution, overfishing and climate change from the frontline and take your studies, experience and career to postgraduate level on our MSc Applied Aquatic Biology course. Read more
Marine Biology MSc
University of Haifa
International School
For years, the sea has been a source of food and transport for commerce, but also a source of mystery about the processes that take place within it. Read more
MPhil Marine Biology
University of Essex
School of Life Sciences
Research in our School of Life Sciences covers a wide spectrum of biology from genes to ecosystems, and this broad-based structure provides opportunities for developing novel ideas and inter-disciplinary projects. Read more
MSc (by Dissertation) Marine Biology
University of Essex
School of Life Sciences
Research in our School of Life Sciences covers a wide spectrum of biology from genes to ecosystems, and this broad-based structure provides opportunities for developing novel ideas and inter-disciplinary projects. Read more
International Marine Science
Heriot-Watt University
School of Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society
This International Marine Science course offers students with a background in marine biology, geology or geography the opportunity to integrate their expertise in the wider marine science context. Read more
Marine Mammal Science (MSc)
University of St Andrews
School of Biology
The MSc in Marine Mammal Science is a one-year taught programme run by the Sea Mammal Research Unit (SMRU) , the only UK institution dedicated exclusively to marine mammal research. Read more
