Marine Biology and Zoology BSc (Hons)

Bangor University

Bachelor degree

36 months

Processing time: 30 days

Full-time

Intakes: Fall

International tuition: £15,500

This course is unique to Bangor. Bangor's location makes it an ideal place to study terrrestrial and aquatic habitats, with easy access to both the mountains and the sea for field trips. Staff in both Schools are active in research and their teaching is at the cutting edge of biology. Facilities include a large research vessel, small workboats, tropical marine, temperate marine and freshwater aquaria, an underground laboratory for the study of soil fauna, and a zoological museum. The teaching laboratories in the School of Ocean Sciences are a few metres from the sea, enabling you to collect marine animals and study them in the laboratory in the same practical period.

This program can be done

On campus

Exams:

IELTS
PTE

International Year Zero: A Certificate of Secondary Education with an average GPA of 3/5.

Depending on their degree and specialist module choices, graduates from the School of Ocean Sciences can apply for jobs in: Coastal and water resource management Environmental impact assessment Environmental toxicology Pollution monitoring/treatment and waste disposal management Coastal and offshore engineering, hydrography Remote sensing Sea bed exploration and surveying Research institutes Universities Water companies Government laboratories (including Environmental Agency and CEFAS) Pharmaceutical companies Oil and gas industries Aquaculture industries Marine conservation Fisheries Ecotourism Fish and shellfish culture Oceangraphic institutes Marine environmental impact studies Hydrocarbon companies Marine environmental consultancy The Environment Agency Policy Making (e.g the European Union) Regulatory Authorities