Program Overview
UWA's Marine Biology degree immerses students in marine ecosystems through hands-on field experiences and research opportunities. Graduates gain a comprehensive understanding of marine life and are equipped for careers in marine science, conservation, and research. The program prepares students for advanced graduate studies and career paths in diverse fields related to marine science. Classes are offered during the Spring, Summer, and Fall semesters.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
UWA’s Marine Biology degree (BA/BS) provides students with a comprehensive understanding of marine ecosystems. The program combines experiential learning with hands-on field experiences, including research opportunities and fieldwork in diverse marine habitats, equipping graduates with the knowledge and skills necessary to make significant contributions to marine conservation, research and management. Exciting field classes immerse students in real-world scenarios, fostering a deep appreciation for marine life and its complexities. The Marine Biology program at UWA prepares students for diverse career paths in marine science and environmental stewardship. Graduates of the Marine Biology program are equipped to pursue advanced graduate studies or career paths in various fields related to marine science, including research, education, government agencies, marine parks, zoos and more. With practical experience in marine habitats and a strong foundation in marine biology principles, our students are poised to become leaders in the field, driving advancements in marine research, conservation and environmental protection.
Careers:
Graduates typically pursue careers in university professorships, governmental agencies, aquarists and marine educators.
Other:
The program is offered on campus during the Spring, Summer and Fall semesters. The program requires 120 credit hours to complete.
Tuition cost can be found here
