BSc Marine Biology

The Marine Biology course at the University of Aberdeen is a unique degree that focuses on understanding the marine environment and its fauna, flora, and the biological processes that govern it. This course lends its focus on marine biological systems, combines the latest studies and trends in advanced marine biology. This course allows students to expand their knowledge and expertise in the field that offer solutions for a healthier planet.Course Content: The degree includes a comprehensive approach to marine biology, providing a clear understanding of marine creatures and the environments they inhabit. The course offers practical lab and fieldwork, including optional field courses in Cromarty, Millport, and Newquay. It further includes an optional fieldtrip to Miami in year 2 or a tropical marine biology field course in year 3.Key Modules: The program includes key modules such as Diversity of Life, Ecology and Ecosystems, Marine Ecology, Biology, Energetics and Form, and Animal Physiology. The course also provides options for an individual and/or a team project in the final year.Accreditations: The course is accredited by The Royal Society of Biology, which recognizes academic excellence in the biosciences and promotes the world-class knowledge and practical skills that are developed through degree programs.Future Careers: The Marine Biology course is designed to prepare students for a range of careers in areas including marine environmental consultancy, fisheries and aquaculture, marine policy and conservation, marine data analysis, and research in marine biology. Many graduates also find jobs in public aquariums or go on to postgraduate study.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.