About the Course – Marine Science

A marine science course accommodates subjects like general biology, data analysis and statistics, oceanography and chemistry, with lots of guidance on research methods, lab techniques, and science writing. You can also learn about conservation biology, fisheries science, tropical ecology or marine mammal biology as non-obligatory or additional subjects.

Mathematics is the most essential component of marine science during the course. Whether you are gathering information in the discipline or measuring specimens in the lab, you will need to flip your numbers into outcomes via statistical analyses.

You will additionally have to follow arithmetic in oceanography, where you will be modelling and predicting the physical and chemical (and perhaps even organic and ecological) procedures happening in the world’s oceans. You ought to have a strong grasp of mathematical modelling and calculus.

Career Prospect

The job market for marine scientists is fairly diverse, and there are various choices to pursue your career in. You can be almost anything you could imagine.

When you first begin your study in marine science, you will stumble upon a mind-boggling range of specialisations that you ought to explore, but as time goes by you will come to be aware of where your genuine ardour lies and how you can best follow it.

Graduates can apply in the following position: Ocean Engineering, Marine Biology, Marine Mammal Trainer, Marine Archeology, Marine Researcher, Marine Environment Educator/ Oceanography, Aquatic Veterinarian, Scuba Diving Instructor and Underwater Filmmaker,  Marine Scientist, Marine Environment Economist.

Course Available by Providers

The courses are generally provided at Foundation, Diploma, Bachelor (UG) and Master (PG) levels.

COURSES UNDER AGRICULTURE, ENVIRONMENT AND VETERINARY SCIENCE