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The world urgently requires cross-disciplinary solutions to address climate change's impact on marine ecosystems. The MSc Climate Change: Managing the Marine Environment program enables biology graduates to expand their marine biology expertise while focusing on climate challenges and resolving oceanic environmental problems. Students from other academic disciplines can use this program to enter the marine management and planning field. By examining current environmental topics, you'll develop comprehensive knowledge about the origins, consequences, and mitigation strategies for marine environmental challenges. The curriculum covers essential disciplines and technologies for managing climate change effects in marine settings, professional scientific ethics, and the socioeconomic consequences of ecosystem changes within a global framework. This career-oriented master's program enhances technical, scientific, and leadership skills for marine science professions across academic, corporate, governmental, and NGO sectors. A part-time study option is offered.
Masters (MSc) level entry applicants must have one of the following: Minimum of 2:2 honours degree or equivalent academic qualification in a related subject area. For postgraduate conversion courses, non-related degrees will be considered. Corporate (or chartered) membership of relevant professional institutions will also be considered. PG Diploma level entry applicants must have an ordinary degree in a related subject area and relevant post qualification industry experience. Candidates who do not meet the above entry requirements or have no formal academic qualifications will be considered individually based on their CV and possibly interview. Admission via this route will be at the discretion of the Director of Recruitment. The minimum English language requirement for entry to this programme is IELTS 6.0 (or equivalent) with no score lower than 5.5.