1. Understand Marine Ecosystems
2. Gain expertise in fieldwork
3. Research marine topics
4. Learn to face global challenges

1. High school qualifications or equivalent
2. English proficiency

1. Global Ocean Science
2. Ocean Ecology and Conservation
3. Marine Survey Techniques
4. Diversity Classification & Evolution
5. Fundamentals of Biology
6. Skills for Scientific Success
7. Marine Biology in Practice
8. Fish Ecology
9. Marine Vertebrate Biology and Conservation
10. Marine Invertebrates
11. Individual Research Project
12. Community Ecology and Genetics
13. Global Conservation
14. Monitoring Marine Ecosystems
15. GIS and Marine Environmental Management
16. Honours Project
17. Marine Pollution and Ecotoxicology
18. Conservation Project Management
19. Applications of Zoology
20. Conservation Genetics
21. Communicating Zoology

1. Lectures
2. Workshops
3. Tutorials
4. Statistics sessions

1. Fundamentals of Biology
2. Diversity, Classification and Evolution
3. Key Professional Skills
4. Ocean Ecology and Conservation
5. Global Ocean Science
6. Marine Survey Techniques
7. Research Methods and GIS for Zoology
8. Fish Ecology
9. Marine Invertebrates
10. Marine Vertebrate Biology and Conservation
11. Marine Conservation in Practice
12. Population Genetics and Community Ecology
13. Global Conservation Issues
14. Monitoring Marine Ecosystems
15. GIS and Marine Environmental Management
16. Honours Project
17. Communicating Zoology
18. Conservation Project Management
19. Conservation Genetics
20. Marine Pollution and Ecotoxicology
21. Applications of Zoology

1. Coursework
2. Exams/tests

The course duration can vary by country and institution. In the UK, it takes about 3/4 years if you study full-time and 4/5 years if you study part-time.

1. Marine Research Labs
2. Access to coastal or marine research sites
3. Boats or research ships
4. Aquatic Systems and Aquariums
5. Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
6. Partnerships with Marine Institutions
7. Library and Online Resources
8. Career centres, academic counselling, and networking events

1. Marine conservationist
2. Environmental manager
3. Habitat restoration specialist
4. Marine biologist
5. Ecological researcher
6. University lecturer
7. Fisheries manager
8. Aquaculture specialist
9. Sustainable resource advisor
10. Marine policy advisor
11. Environmental Consultant
12. Marine spatial planner
13. Biotechnologist
14. Pharmaceutical researcher
15. Bioinformatics Specialist

The fees per year for an applied marine zoology degree for international students can lie between £15,000 and £25,000 in the UK, but the amount can vary by country and university.

1. High school qualifications or equivalent
2. English proficiency
3. Personal statement

1. Coastal and intertidal zone surveys
2. Marine organism sampling and identification
3. Habitat mapping using tools like GIS
4. Oceanographic data collection
5. Research Internships
6. Conservation Programmes
7. Aquaculture and Fisheries

1. Scientific Diving Certification
2. Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
3. Marine Mammal Observer (MMO) Certification
4. ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) Operation Certification

In the UK, the primary intake happens in September/October, and the secondary intake happens in January/February.