Master's
Master of Marine Science and Management – UNSW
Course Overview
The Master of Marine Science and Management combines scientific understanding of marine ecosystems with practical approaches to sustainable ocean and coastal resource management. Students study marine ecology, conservation, fisheries, climate change, environmental policy, and ecosystem management through interdisciplinary learning.
Fieldwork, research activities, and practical projects provide valuable experience in marine environments and environmental assessment. The program develops skills in scientific analysis, policy development, and resource planning to address global marine challenges. Graduates pursue careers in marine conservation, environmental consulting, government agencies, research institutions, and international organizations.
Entry Requirements
- Recognized Bachelor degree in Science, Environmental Science, Marine Science, or related field with a minimum 65%+ average.
- English Proficiency: IELTS 6.5 overall (min 6.0 in each sub-score) or equivalent.
- Tertiary background in foundational biological or environmental sciences.
- Academic transcripts and degree completion certificate.
- Resume detailing field/research experience if applicable.
Career Outcomes
- Marine Scientist
- Coastal Management Officer
- Environmental Consultant
- Marine Policy Advisor
- Fisheries Manager
Scholarship Available
- Yes (UNSW International Scholarships
- UNSW Scholarships
- Faculty Scholarships)
