Master of Marine Conservation
Environment
A course by
University of Auckland
Gain advanced expertise to advocate for, design, monitor and protect marine environments. Developed with Conservation International, this research- or taught-masters equips graduates for leadership in marine conservation and management.
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop technical and practical marine conservation skills
Acquire the multidisciplinary expertise required to manage and advocate for marine protected areas and broader ocean ecosystems.
Understand and apply policy and management principles
About This Course
The Master of Marine Conservation (MMarineCons) focuses on finding solutions for the complex challenges associated with marine protected area management and marine conservation. This programme, developed in partnership with Conservation International, teaches students the technical and practical skills needed for effective guardianship of ocean ecosystems, including marine ecology, biology, policy, and environmental management. Suitable both for professionals and aspiring conservationists, this degree offers research and taught pathways. Classes are primarily at the City Campus, with some at Leigh Marine Laboratory.
Course Content
- Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) design and management
- Marine ecology and biology
- Conservation biology
- Environmental science
- Social science in conservation
- Environmental management and policy
- Research skills
- Practical experience in policy and strategic management
Entry Requirements
A relevant Bachelor’s degree or higher in marine science, environmental science, biology, or a related discipline
Build towards these roles
ScientistMarine conservation managerProject manager
Build skills in these industries
Environmental ManagementMarine ConservationPolicy DevelopmentScientific Research
