The BSc Marine Biology at the University of Exeter offers you a comprehensive exploration of marine life, from the biology of individual organisms to the complex ecosystems they inhabit. You will delve into critical issues impacting marine environments, such as overexploitation and climate change, developing a deep understanding of ecological principles and conservation science. This undergraduate degree is designed for those passionate about the ocean and eager to acquire the essential skills and practical experience needed to address pressing environmental challenges, preparing you for a vital role in marine science.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over three years, integrating theoretical knowledge with extensive fieldwork and laboratory techniques. You will engage with compulsory modules in ecology, marine biology, and animal diversity, alongside optional subjects allowing you to specialise. Your learning experience will include practical fieldwork, data analysis, and in your final year, a significant independent research project. You will graduate with the analytical skills and practical experience sought after in marine conservation, environmental consultancy, and scientific research roles worldwide.