PhD in Marine Biology in St. Johns Canada | Memorial University of Newfoundland

The Department of Ocean Sciences boasts a vibrant academic community with more than 60 graduate students and a distinguished faculty comprising 13 full-time professors, 2 Emeritus members, 1 Honorary professor, and 2 cross-appointed instructors. Around 12 external researchers, primarily from government agencies specializing in agriculture, fisheries, forestry, and wildlife, serve as adjunct faculty, actively participating in graduate education through co-supervision and committee roles. A key departmental objective is delivering exceptional graduate education and training. Our students pursue diverse research fields such as physiology, biochemistry, molecular biology, oceanography (both biological and chemical), ecology (behavioral and population studies), as well as aquaculture and fisheries.

Doctoral Program – The PhD curriculum includes coursework, comprehensive examinations, and dissertation research, typically completed within four years of full-time enrollment.

PhD Duration: 4 years
Location:
St. John's campus

Admission Deadlines:
Rolling admissions for Fall, Winter, and Spring terms