Bachelor of Coastal and Marine Science, Newcastle University

Newcastle upon Tyne,

36 Months

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About this course

This program offers students the chance to work with some of the world’s most diverse coastlines and marine ecosystems. You'll learn from specialists in marine, coastal, and ecological fields, gaining practical skills to address pressing issues like climate change, pollution, and urbanization. The curriculum emphasizes contemporary issues from day one, incorporating skills-based courses and extensive fieldwork. Key subjects include biology, ecology, management of the coastal zone, coastal processes, biodiversity conservation, and more, giving you a well-rounded understanding of marine environments and their challenges.

Why this course is highly recommended

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Course fees

Application fees

1st year tuition fees

37.79L

Living cost

Degree requirements

English language test

PTE

TOEFL

IELTS

6.5

DUOLINGO

115

Career prospects

Graduates of this degree are well-equipped for diverse roles across the marine and coastal sectors. The program's practical focus includes certifications like boat licenses, radio operator licenses, and drone or ROV operation, making students attractive to employers. Career options include Waterways and Coastal Officer, Fisheries Researcher, Environmental Compliance Officer, Ecologist, Marine Biologist, and Coastal and Marine Park Governance Officer. With a high employment rate of 87.7% within four months of graduating, students are prepared for careers in government, industry, and conservation.

FAQs

What subjects will I study in this program?

You will engage in courses like chemistry, food science, plant biology, sustainability, environmental science, animal biology, biodiversity, conservation, coastal processes, geography, and politics.

Can I choose minors in related fields?

Yes, you can enhance your degree with up to two minors, from both traditional sciences and non-traditional areas such as social science or communication.