Doctor of Philosophy in Ocean Science and Engineering - Marine Living Resources

Human societies are dependent on natural ecosystem services and biodiversity to provide food, clothing, shelter, medicines, and to purify our air and water and moderate climate, yet the activities of 7 billion humans are changing natural systems in ways that compromise their ability to provide these critical ecosystem services. These changes are not future predictions, they are present realities. This is especially true for ocean ecosystems, which comprise 70% of the Earth's surface, hold a vast majority of Earth's live forms, and absorb and buffer many consequences of over harvesting, pollution, habitat destruction, and global change.

Evidence of award of a bachelor's degree, its equivalent, or higher degree (prior to matriculation) from a regionally accredited institution, demonstrated academic excellence, and evidence of experience in the selected field of graduate study.

IELTS - 7 (minimum band score for Reading, Listening, and Speaking is 6.5, minimum band score for Writing is 5.5), TOEFL iBT - 90 (each section must score 19 or higher), TOEFL PBT - 577.