Environmental Science (Marine Biology)

Overview

Study the Bachelor of Environmental Science (Marine Biology) from Deakin University  and gain extensive hands-on experience exploring coastal ecosystems and marine environments in an area that has some of the richest biodiversity in Australia. With a biological and ecological focus, this course equips students with the skills and knowledge to sustainably manage precious marine environments both in the classroom and in the environment through hands-on field trips in beautiful surrounds.

Gain practical experience in the field and hone your skills through placement opportunities with prominent marine and environmental organisations. Develop a deep understanding of how marine ecosystems function and gain skills in modern scientific research methods under the guidance of established scientists, all while building professional relationships that can help you when you graduate.

Career   

As a graduate with far-reaching knowledge of marine biology and extensive fieldwork experience you’ll be sought-after in a wide range of roles including:

• marine educator (e.g. marine aquaria or ecotourism)
• park ranger
• fisheries officer
• aquaculture technician or manager
• marine biology consultant
• laboratory technician
• local government environmental officer
• sustainability project officer