Bachelor of Science (Marine Biology)

Level 1 involves core studies in biology, geology and statistics.
At subsequent levels, students study ecological and evolutionary biology courses that include marine biology components, as well as coastal management and specialised research methodology.
At level 3, there are specific marine courses that cover the theoretical, practical and fieldwork aspects of marine biology.
Academic Program Rules The Calendar is a comprehensive handbook of the University's academic program rules.
Bachelor of Science (Marine Biology) Example Study Plan Indicative study plan Year1S1 BIOLOGY 1101 Biology I: Molecules, Genes and Cells (3 units)orBIOLOGY 1401 Concepts in Biology I (3 units) GEOLOGY 1103: Earth Systems I (3 units) SCIENCE 1100: Principles & Practice of Science I (3 units) Approved Level I Elective 1 x 3 units S2 BIOLOGY 1202: Biology 1:Organisms (3 units) ENV BIOL 1002: Ecological Issues I (3 units) STATS 1004: Statistical Practice I (Life Sciences) (3 units) Approved Level I Elective 1 x 3 units Year2S1 ENV BIOL 2500: Botany II (3 units) ENV BIOL 2503: Zoology II (3 units) Approved Level II Elective 1 x 3 units Approved Level II Elective 1 x 3 units S2 ENV BIOL 2502: Ecology II (3 units) Approved Level II Elective 1 x 3 units Approved Level II Elective 1 x 3 units Approved Level II Elective 1 x 3 units Year 3S1 ENV BIOL 3520 Research Methods in Marine Biology III (3 units) ENV BIOL 3121: Concepts in Ecology III (3 units) ENV BIOL 3124: Foundations in Marine Biology III (3 units) Approved Level III Elective 1 x 3 units S2 ENV BIOL 3500 Marine Biology III (6 units) Approved Level III Electives 2 x 3 unitsorApproved Level III Elective1 x 6 units Assessment Assignments, exams, practical work, field trip reports