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Oceanography

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A small doctoral program in physical, chemical and geological oceanography. Admission is by supervisor, and the cohort is deliberately tiny.

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Marine Mammal Science

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A research master's in marine mammal population assessment. This is a graduate program — the route in for undergraduates is a bachelor's degree in marine biology first.

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Ocean Engineering

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A research master's in autonomous marine systems and coastal engineering, built around the test basin and the vehicles that live in it.

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Coastal Resilience

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A professional master's for people who will make decisions about a shoreline that is moving. Taught jointly by the policy and ocean science departments.

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Marine Resource Management

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Coastal geoscience hero — eroding cliff face survey — Program imagery, oceanography/geoscience cluster.

A professional master's in managing fisheries and other marine resources, built on the assessment science and the economics together.

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