Program Overview
The Marine Affairs program at UNE combines marine biology with marine policy studies, preparing students for careers in ocean conservation and policy. Through research experiences and internships, students gain practical skills and knowledge to pursue roles such as marine law attorney, environmental educator, and government agency researcher. The program emphasizes sustainability practices and the critical analysis of marine policy issues.
Program Outline
Careers:
As a Marine Affairs major at UNE, you will combine the discipline of marine biology with the critical study of marine policy issues that affect everything from maritime trade to ocean conservation and sustainability practices. With undergraduate research experiences and internships with local employers, you’ll soon be charting your course to a rewarding career in marine affairs. With a degree in Marine Affairs, you may pursue many fascinating professions in ocean conservation and marine policy, including:
- Marine Law Attorney
- Environmental Educator
- Conservation Advocate
- Government Agency Researcher/Analyst
- Outreach and Communications Specialist
- Natural Resource Management and Policy Developer
