Overview
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Structure
33 credit points
Admission requirements
Learning outcomes
Apply knowledge of underlying oceanographic, chemical, biological, ecological and management principles to the multidisciplinary challenges facing the marine environment
Efficiently use scientific equipment relevant to marine science
Handle marine biota in a safe and ethical manner
Collect appropriate scientific data by oceanographic, atmospheric and ecological sampling to monitor the ocean and anthropogenic impacts
Analyse and interpret quantitative marine science data, including the use of statistics and spatial analysis
Communicate multidisciplinary scientific data and concepts to diverse audiences including scientists, policy makers, regulators, and the general community
Collaborate effectively in group situations, including those with multicultural and multidisciplinary diversity
Critically reflect on, and integrate, theoretical and practical perspectives of marine science into future work practices as a lifelong learner