Master of Science (Professional)

Program Overview

This two-year full-time or part-time program offers seven majors in environmental sciences, including Aquaculture Science and Technology, Environmental Earth Science, and Tropical Biology and Conservation. Students complete coursework and an independent research project or industry-based project, preparing them for careers in environmental management, research, and conservation. Graduates are equipped to address global environmental challenges and develop sustainable solutions.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Structure:
The program consists of coursework subjects and an independent research project or a focused industry-based project. The research project can lead to a PhD by research program.
• Course Schedule:
The program is offered full-time and part-time. The full-time program takes 2 years to complete, while the part-time program can be completed in a longer duration.
• Modules:
The program offers seven majors:
• Aquaculture Science and Technology
• Environmental Earth Science
• Environmental Management
• Fisheries Science and Management
• Geology
• Global Change Biology
• Tropical Biology and Conservation

Careers:

• Graduates are well-equipped to evaluate global environmental challenges and design innovative, sustainable, and holistic solutions.
• Graduates can pursue careers in business, government, educational, research, or not-for-profit agencies.
• Potential job titles include biologist, ecologist, conservation agent, environmental manager/specialist, or researcher.