Master of Science in Applied Marine Conservation
A comprehensive master's programme focused on fisheries, marine sustainability, and ecosystem-based management.
Best for:Best for graduates in biological or environmental sciences seeking advanced training in marine conservation and management.
Overview
The Master of Science in Applied Marine Conservation at ATU Galway is a full-time, on-campus programme designed to equip students with advanced competencies in marine science. The curriculum covers critical themes including fisheries management, marine conservation, and ecosystem-based approaches to sustainability. Students engage with both core theoretical knowledge and specialized practical skills necessary for professional roles in the marine sector. The programme is delivered over one year and requires a total of 90 credits for completion.
What you'll do
- Complete 90 credits of coursework focused on marine conservation and fisheries management
- Participate in on-campus lectures, seminars, and practical sessions
- Develop specialist competencies in ecosystem-based management strategies
- Engage with core themes of marine sustainability and environmental policy
Requirements
Degree required: Honours Degree (Level 8) with a minimum grade of 2.2 in a cognate discipline such as Zoology, Ecology, Marine Biology, Wildlife Management, or Conservation Biology.
Degree offered: MSc
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Academic background in a relevant biological or environmental science
- Ability to meet the minimum 2.2 Honours degree requirement
- Capacity for full-time, on-campus study
- Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is available for applicants who meet specific criteria
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Applications are processed for two main intakes per year, in September and January. Prospective students should visit the official university website to check specific closing dates for their desired intake period and submit their application through the university portal.
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- Proof of degree qualification
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