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Master of Marine Science and Management

An interdisciplinary master's program focused on marine science, coastal management, and climate change.

Best for:Best for science graduates or professionals seeking advanced training in marine systems and coastal management.

UNSW Sydney · Kensington, Australia · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Coastal ManagementMarine EcologyClimate ChangePhysical OceanographyMarine ConservationCoastal Engineering
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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Australia

Overview

The Master of Marine Science and Management at UNSW Sydney is an interdisciplinary program designed for students seeking expertise in marine environments. This joint initiative, developed in partnership with the Sydney Institute of Marine Science, covers critical areas such as coastal engineering, marine ecology, and physical oceanography. Students will engage with complex topics including climate change impacts and marine conservation strategies. The curriculum is structured to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for professional roles in marine science and management.

Marine ScienceCoastal ManagementOceanographyMarine EcologyClimate ChangePostgraduate Study

What you'll do

  • Engage in interdisciplinary coursework covering marine science and management principles
  • Develop technical skills in numerical analysis and data handling relevant to marine environments
  • Participate in collaborative research or projects involving partner institutions
  • Analyze climate change impacts on coastal and marine ecosystems
  • Apply modeling techniques to study physical oceanographic processes

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor of Science degree

Degree offered: Master of Marine Science and Management

Language: English proficiency required for international students

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Bachelor of Science degree with a weighted average mark (WAM) of 65 or greater
  • Numerical or data handling skills for applicants with non-science degrees
  • Relevant professional experience in marine or environmental science for specific entry pathways
Nice to have
Prior experience in marine science or environmental science fieldsAcademic background in numerical modeling or data analysis
Eligibility
  • Bachelor of Science degree with WAM 65+
  • Bachelor of Science Honours degree in any Science discipline
  • Bachelor of Science degree with WAM 50-65 plus 5 years of relevant professional experience
  • Any degree with a Science major plus 5 years of relevant professional experience

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How to apply

Interested applicants should visit the official UNSW Sydney postgraduate study portal. Follow the instructions provided on the course page to submit your application for the Master of Marine Science and Management.

Documents required
  • Academic transcripts
  • Proof of English proficiency
  • CV or resume
  • Evidence of professional experience (if applicable)
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