The Master of Science (Environmental Biology) is designed for students who seek further knowledge and skills in the biological sciences, or seek to qualify for a postgraduate research degree. Your degree: The areas covered in the degree include conservation biology, ecological and evolutionary physiology, marine and terrestrial ecology, and fisheries and aquaculture. Additional preparatory subjects focusing on laboratory work and science communication skills are also undertaken: Fundamentals of Science Communication, Fundamentals of Science Laboratories, Fundamentals of Science Data and Current Questions in Science. Students with appropriate qualifications and laboratory skills will be awarded advanced standing for these subjects. What you study: The subjects you will study include: Fundamentals of Science Communication Fundamentals of Science Laboratories Fundamentals of Science Data Current Questions in Science Advances in Conservation Biology Advanced Topics in Marine and Terrestrial Ecology Ecological and Evolutionary Physiology Advanced Topics in Fisheries and Aquaculture.

Whether you study earth and environmental science, life science, molecular science or international science, an exciting and meaningful career awaits.Agricultural Adviser Biochemist Cartographer (Mapping) Chemist Coastal or Estuarine Management Officer Conservation Biologist Drug Regulation Officer Ecologist Environmental Consultant Food Chemist Forensic Scientist Geologist Laboratory Assistant Marine or Fisheries Biologist Materials Scientist Medical Biotechnologist Medical Researcher Oceanographer Science Teacher Veterinary Researcher.