The University of Sydney's Master of Marine Science and Management combines rigorous coursework with advanced professional training in one of the world's most unique aquatic arenas.
The curriculum integrates marine ecology and coastal management with hands-on fieldwork, providing a comprehensive professional foundation and perfect for students aiming to solve global ocean challenges. Students enjoy access to diverse coastal environments along the New South Wales coastline and are directly mentored by leading marine scientists, policy experts, and researchers in modern laboratories and at sea.
If you're a motivated science graduate from the U.S. and are interested in pursuing marine studies Down Under, Pacific Futures is here to support you through the application process.
Program At a Glance
Location
Sydney, Australia
Duration
1.5 years full-time
Intake
February / August
Campus
Camperdown/Darlington
CRICOS Provider
00026A
TEQSA
PRV12057
Master of Marine Science and Management
Marine Science at Sydney
Ranked among the top globally for Life Sciences, the University of Sydney defines oceanic innovation.
Interdisciplinary Core
Sydney's innovative subjects like coastal processes, marine biology, climate change, coastal management, environmental modelling, reef science, geospatial analysis, and marine and coastal law – will help you learn to tackle multifaceted problems concerning coasts and oceans.
SIMS Collaborative Network
You will have access to the Sydney Institute of Marine Science (SIMS) - a heritage building overlooking Sydney Harbour with state-of-the-art laboratories and facilities. You can take advantage of cross-institutional study opportunities within the program, enabling to enroll in units offered at other SIMS universities
Hands-On Field Experience
Gain hands-on experience in incredible aquatic field sites, such as One Tree Island in the Great Barrier Reef. Engage with the Marine Studies Institute (MSI) for networking opportunities with fellow students, researchers, government, and industry.
Career Prospects
Climate change, alongside an increase in human development pressures and climate variability, presents a pressing demand for coastal and marine experts to mitigate these adverse effects on coastal landscapes and marine ecology. Graduates of this degree work in government agencies that manage coastal and marine resources and also in consulting companies.