BSc Marine Biology

The BSc in Marine Biology at Queen's University Belfast is a dynamic course that spans a range of marine ecosystems from coasts to the deep sea. The course constains high-quality teaching, innovative practical sessions, and field study days, allowing students to gain hands-on experience and immerse in all aspects of Marine Biology. Students would learn about marine life in all its fascinating forms and play a crucial part in the protection of marine ecosystems under threat due to human activity. Course Content: The BSc Marine Biology course offers a mixture of theoretical and practical modules to provide an encompassing understanding of the marine environment and its fauna and flora. It covers different marine ecosystems and the natural and human-induced processes that affect them. The course also emphasizes research and analytical skills, interaction with marine organisms, and understanding marine conservation and management.Key Modules: Key modules encompass Animal Behaviour and Physiology, Marine Ecology, Marine Vertebrates, Oceanography, Aquaculture, Fisheries Biology, etc. These modules provide a comprehensive view of different marine life, how they function, their interactions, and the different impacts of human activity on marine ecosystems.Accreditations: The Marine Biology BSc course is accredited by the Royal Society of Biology for the purpose of meeting in part the academic and experience requirement for the Membership and Chartered Biologist (CBiol).Future Careers: Graduates can anticipate a wide range of career pathways across public and private sectors. They may work in marine conservation, fisheries, policy, or research, aquaculture, marine biotechnology, environmental consultancy, as well as in education or outreach. Additionally, graduates can continue to further studies including Master’s or PhD level research within the marine field.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.