Degree marine biology courses

... Disorders Integrative Mammalian Physiology Cell and Tissue Histology Introduction to Marine Ecology The Living Earth Year 2 Compulsory Modules: Quantitative...

...About BSc Biology A key strength of studying biology at Bristol is exposure to the breadth of biological sciences, from the molecular to the ecological, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of modern biology. Our biology degree starts broadly and then introduces more choice in years...

... skills. Biology graduates have a wide range of specialist and generic skills that can take you around the world. Our degrees open up career opportunities in medicine, veterinary science, environmental management and conservation, teaching and many, many more including: Bat Conservation Trust Animal...

...Home to Europe’s largest marine institute and the only university-based diving and marine centre in the UK, Plymouth’s coastal location provides the perfect setting for navigation, marine and ocean studies... Learn about: Marine & Ocean, Numerical Techniques, Navigation Marine & Ocean...

... a career in this discipline will need to be aware of current themes, debates and concerns, and of the contribution of marine ecology to current debates and controversies. You will be introduced to new contexts for understanding conservation in the marine environment, such as UK habitat directives... Learn about: Climate Change, Environmental Law, IT Law...

... structures designed to protect marine ecosystems and our oceans, and be primed with the skills and enthusiasm to confidently start a job in marine conservation management and scientific research... Learn about: Climate Change, Marine conservation...

... skills. Biology graduates have a wide range of specialist and generic skills that can take you around the world. Our degrees open up career opportunities in medicine, veterinary science, environmental management and conservation, teaching and many, many more including: Bat Conservation Trust Animal...

... about the policy structures designed to protect marine ecosystems and our oceans, and be primed with the skills and enthusiasm to confidently start a job in marine conservation management and scientific research. You will gain specialist skills including ecological survey methods and quantitative data analysis... Learn about: Ocean Science and Marine, Ocean Science, Marine conservation...

...Introducing your course Students study a broad variety of topics including ecology, microbiology, cell biology and plant development in the first two years of the degree. As well as gaining extensive experience from a variety of field trips, you will also become a part of our research community... Learn about: Cell Biology...

... Ecology and Conservation of Marine Vertebrates Environmental Policy and Conservation Global Change Biology Plant Biotechnology...

... Option from Marine Biology or Applied Terrestrial Ecology Year 4 Human and Ecosystem Health Environmental Management Honours project Option module...

...Immerse yourself in the lives and behaviour of animals on our Royal Society of Biology-recognised degree. You’ll study in a world-renowned centre of wildlife conservation, and get practical skills in our laboratories that you can apply on a range of field trips in the UK and abroad... Learn about: Marine Biology, Tropical Ecology, Countryside Management...

... such as cell biology and genetics. You could choose to specialise in areas such as animal behaviour, wildlife biology or ecology and conservation. Do not miss this chance and study with ARU! Ask for more information through Emagister's website!... Learn about: Animal Nutrition, Core Biology, Animal Care...

... from their links with industry, government and other major oceanography and marine biology centres around the world. In your final-year, you will carry out an extensive research project at the heart of one of our specialist research groups. All of our Oceanography courses are accredited by the Institute of Marine... Learn about: Marine Biology, GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...Course introduction: Animal Biology introduces the diversity of animals, their form and function. You’ll study how animals have evolved and adapted to different environments in terms of their ecology, behaviour and physiology. You’ll learn how this knowledge can be put to use to guide conservation... Learn about: IT Management, Animal Behaviour, Animal Biology...

...This Foundation Year course gives you the chance to study our prestigious Environmental Sciences degree if you don't meet the traditional entry criteria. You may be a mature student looking for a new career, someone who missed out on studying A-levels, or a student without a science background... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Climate Change, GCSE Mathematics...

...Learn how and why animals behave the way they do on our Royal Society of Biology-recognised course. Take a work placement that will open up wide-ranging careers in wildlife, conservation, zoo education and beyond. Gain the skills you’ll need to investigate animals and contribute to important... Learn about: Animal Behaviour Applications for Conservation, Skills and Training, Zoo education...

... II (includes field trip to Croatia) Human Genetic Disorders Marine and Animal Diversity (includes field trip to Millport, Scotland) Membrane...

... of which are included in your course fees. On our optional field trips you might experience rutting red deer on the island of Rum; marine biology in Scotland; world-class... Learn about: Animal Behaviour, Animal Care, Animal Biology...

... & Welfare Animal Form & Function Animal Behaviour in Context Introduction to Marine Biology English for Study I and II Year two optional modules Biological... Learn about: Animal Behaviour, Skills and Training, Marine Biology...