The Master of Marine Biology at the University of Western Australia is your pathway to understanding and protecting the planet's vital ocean ecosystems. You will explore the complex interactions within marine environments, from coastal waters to the deep sea, focusing on critical areas such as marine conservation, fisheries management, and the impacts of global change. This postgraduate degree is ideal for those passionate about marine science and eager to contribute to sustainable practices, equipping you with essential knowledge in marine ecology and environmental genomics to address pressing challenges.
This Master of Marine Biology is studied full-time on campus over two years, blending intensive coursework with practical application. You will engage with world-leading research facilities and learn from internationally recognised experts, developing skills in data management and analysis specific to natural sciences. Depending on your chosen pathway, you will either complete professional skills and science in practice units or undertake a significant research dissertation, culminating in a strong foundation for careers in marine management, environmental consulting, or further academic research.