Marine Biology courses Northern Ireland

..., and have the opportunity to pursue an independent research project for their Honours thesis in their final year. Why Queen's?Facilities: excellent facilities for training and research are provided at the University's Marine Laboratory in Portaferry, which provides opportunities to gain field experience on in-shore... Learn about: Quality Training, Marine Biology...

... and theoretical topics, there are many subject routes for progression including: Animal Management, Agricultural Science, Biological Science, Marine Biology...

..., and have the opportunity to pursue an independent research project for their Honours thesis in their final year. Why Queen's?Facilities: excellent facilities for training and research are provided at the University's Marine Laboratory in Portaferry, which provides opportunities to gain field experience on in-shore... Learn about: Marine Biology, Quality Training...

... STRENGTHS Animal behaviour/communication Biodiversity and ecosystem services Coastal and deep-water marine biology Ecological management Economics of water quality and sustainable catchment management Ecosystem ecology, modelling and mathematical biology Freshwater biology/fish biology Invasive species... Learn about: Environmental Economics, Animal Behaviour...

... facilities are excellent and include a fully equipped Marine Laboratory at Portaferry on Strangford Lough. PERKS YOU'LL GET You’ll do a professional development module with a work placement. You don’t necessarily have work in a conservation-orientated environment - previous students have gone to places...

... time to study Zoology. Why Queen's?Professional Recognition: the most generally appropriate professional body for graduate biologists is the Society of Biology, the leading professional body representing practising scientists, students at all levels and professionals in academia, industry and education... Learn about: Quality Training, Animal Biology...

... time to study Zoology. Why Queen's?Professional Recognition: the most generally appropriate professional body for graduate biologists is the Society of Biology, the leading professional body representing practising scientists, students at all levels and professionals in academia, industry and education... Learn about: Animal Biology, Quality Training...

..., protists, fungi, plants and animals Genetics and mechanisms and pathways of evolution Why Queen's?Professional Accreditation: The Society for Biology provides career advice and support for undergraduate Biological Sciences students, and professional recognition for graduate biologists through externally... Learn about: Quality Training...