BSc Marine Biology with Oceanography
Entry requirements
A level: ABB
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Marine Biology and Earth and Environmental Sciences. Core topics include Data Analysis, Statistics, and Research Methods. The course includes a final-year independent research project alongside practical fieldwork.
Modules
- CLIMATE, ATMOSPHERE AND OCEANS
- LABORATORY AND FIELD TECHNIQUES FOR ECOLOGISTS
- LIFE IN THE SEAS AND OCEANS
- MARINE ECOSYSTEMS: DIVERSITY, PROCESSES AND THREATS
- STUDY SKILLS (MARINE SCIENCE)
- QUANTITATIVE SKILLS FOR ECOLOGY AND MARINE BIOLOGY
- ESSENTIAL MATHS
- LIVING WITH ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE
- ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION
- INTRODUCTION TO CLIMATE CHANGE AND MITIGATION
- STUDYING UK COASTAL MARINE BIODIVERSITY
- MARINE ECOPHYSIOLOGY, ECOLOGY AND EXPLOITATION
- MARINE POLLUTION
- SAMPLING THE OCEAN
- RESEARCH AND CAREER SKILLS
- UNDERSTANDING MARINE AND TERRESTRIAL SPATIAL ECOLOGY USING GIS
- OCEANOGRAPHY, PLANKTON AND CLIMATE
- STATISTICS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS
- OCEAN CARBON AND CLIMATE
- SEA PRACTICAL
- INDEPENDENT RESEARCH PROJECT
- KEY SKILLS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL DATA ANALYSIS
- CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN MARINE SCIENCES
- SURVIVING THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT
- OCEAN DYNAMICS
- INTRODUCTION TO QUATERNARY MICROPALAEONTOLOGY
- CONSERVING THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT
- CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN OCEAN AND CLIMATE SCIENCES