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Additional Required Courses

· OCN 201 Science of the Sea, 3 credits

· BIOL 301 & 301L Marine Ecology & Evolution, 4 credits (new course)

· ZOOL 439 Animal Ecology, 3 credits

· BOT 480 Algal Diversity & Evolution, 4 credits

· ZOOL 475 & 475L Biology of Invertebrates, 3/2 credits

· BIOL 402 or BIOC 441 Biochemistry, 4 credits

· MICR 401 & 401L Marine Microbiology, 3/1 credits (new course)

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I'm sure you could get a BS in the area that would make you qualified, but I suspect that a masters if not a PhD are more likely required in order to get a good job. here is a good link for information http://life.bio.sunysb.edu/marinebio/becoming.html

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11y ago

you definetly need a degree in biology and i think physics but i am not sure about what other degrees you need

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biology

marine biology

physics

chemstry

-i know you have to take courses in: mathematics, biometrics, and zoology.

-you may need a certificate in Scuba diving since youre gunna be

in the water most of the time.

-you also need to be good in English cause you may

need to write a scientific paper or something.

you need it

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You will need, at the very least, an undergraduate degree in biology. This is typically a four year course of study at a university or college. The course work typically consists of math (through Calculus), chemistry (inorganic and organic), physics, and a large number of biology classes which will likely include genetics, physiology, cell biology, ecology, development, and various other classes of your choosing. Most marine biologists hold a PhD degree which is an additional 2 - 4 years of advanced study and research in a specialized area of interest.

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you study the effects of life in ocean including the animals and plants in the sea

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