Marine Biology - Nova Southeastern University

Marine Biology from Nova Southeastern University is a Campus Bachelor Marine Sciences degree that prepares you for a Science career. The marine biology major is designed to prepare students for a career or further graduate study. The curriculum consists of a set of core courses in the biological and physical sciences, leading to a degree that is designed as a solid basis for entering the field of marine biology , as well as preparation for further graduate study in this area. A dual admission combined bachelor \'s-master\'s program with the Oceanographic Center is available for select, qualified students. Information on this program can be obtained from the undergraduate Office of Undergraduate Admissions. Learning Outcomes A successful marine biology graduate is expected to: 1. Understand basic scientific principles and methods; 2. Understand basic biology that incorporates more specific knowledge of marine organisms and habitats; 3. Appreciate the work of scientists who have contributed to marine biology and oceanography ; 4. Demonstrate knowledge about the global variety of marine community types and their relationships with each other and terrestrial systems; 5. Demonstrate a detailed understanding of local marine flora and fauna and community types; 6. Demonstrate a working understanding of the wide variety of marine organisms from phylogenetic, physiological, zoogeographical and ecological perspectives; 7. Understand anthropogenic threats to marine species diversity and marine ecosystem structure; 8. Understand the physical and chemical structure of the world\'s oceans; 9. Demonstrate skills in statistical analysis and interpretation, specifically pertaining to science and marine biology ; 10. Demonstrate technical skills related to the use of computer programs such as MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint; 11. Demonstrate oral presentation skills. View more details on Nova Southeastern University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Marine Sciences courses.