Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources - Marine and Coastal Resources

Understanding our marine and coastal environment is key to its protection as well as resource for our state. Students who pursue this major get a broad background in the physical sciences as well as courses that focus on the management of these resources. The demand for scientists with broad vision is rising as government agencies and businesses discover that the global environment, like the global economy, is truly interconnected. Current emphasis on ocean policy underscores the need for more knowledge and better forecasting for the oceans. Marine scientists are tasked with increasing the scientific knowledge base, and as professionals with interdisciplinary training are needed to advise business, industry and governments on wise use of marine resources and potential impacts of human activities.

Official secondary school transcripts and English translations.
TOEFL Ibt - 80 or higher (minimum of 18 in each sub-score).
IELTS Academic - 6.5 or higher (minimum of 6.0 in each sub-score)