Marine Science MSc

The MSc Marine Science at Bangor University is an advanced, interdisciplinary programme designed for students who want to explore the complexity of the marine environment, from coastal ecosystems to global ocean processes. Combining ecological, physical, and computational approaches, this course equips graduates with the skills and knowledge needed to tackle pressing marine challenges, from climate change and fisheries management to renewable energy and coastal conservation. Course highlights Interdisciplinary approach: gain expertise in physical oceanography, marine ecology, fisheries science, and renewable energy - choosing your own path through these subject areas. Field-based learning: participate in coastal and offshore research, working with real-world marine datasets. Research-led teaching: benefit from Bangor’s internationally recognised expertise in marine and environmental science. Career-ready skills: graduates are well-equipped for roles in environmental consultancy, marine policy, conservation, fisheries management, and scientific research. This Marine Science MSc is ideal for students with backgrounds in marine science, environmental science, geography, biology, or related disciplines who are eager to deepen their understanding of marine systems and develop practical skills for careers in ocean and coastal management. If you are passionate about the marine environment and want to contribute to its conservation and sustainable use, this programme is for you.

IELTS 6.0 (5.5) overall (figure in brackets is the minimum in each component)

International students: £26,000 per year

International: £26,000 per year

September

• Bangor, United Kingdom