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  MSc Coastal and Marine Environments


University of Galway    School of Geography and Archaeology

Full time & Part time September MSc 1 year
Architecture, Building & Planning (3) Environmental Sciences (13) Geography (17) Politics & Government (30)

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The MSc Coastal and Marine Environments programme at NUI Galway offers an exciting opportunity to explore the complexities of our coastal and marine spaces. This 12-month, full-time course focuses on physical processes, policy, and practice, providing students with the skills sought after by industry, agencies, and policy makers. With a strong emphasis on practical learning and field-based experiences, students will develop a deep understanding of the long-term health, planning, and management of these unique environments. Graduates will be well-equipped for careers in coastal and marine science, environmental consultancy, government research, sustainable energy, and more. A second-class honours degree in a relevant field is required for entry.

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PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

Galway’s identity is intertwined with the rugged coasts and waters of Ireland’s iconic west. The MSc in Coastal and Marine Environments: Physical Processes, Policy and Practice fosters the necessary critical and practical skills sought out by industry, agencies, planners and policy makers. With a comprehensive, field-based learning approach supported by dedicated ship time through the Marine Institute and strong links to NUI Galway’s The Ryan Institute, highly motivated students will focus on emerging discourses surrounding the long-term health, use, planning, and management of coastal and marine environments, as well as the economic sectors and local communities who rely upon these unique spaces for employment, well-being, and identity.

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Entry Requirements

NQAI Level 8 degree, second class honours or equivalent, with second class honours grade 1 or equivalent (GPA 3.0) in a relevant field of studies. Selection is based on candidate’s academic record at undergraduate level, statement of intent and academic letters of recommendation.


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