MA Marine Resource Management

Course Overview The Master's in Marine Resource Management is an interdisciplinary, science-based program designed to train professionals to tackle the complex technical and political challenges of coastal and marine environments. Students learn to bridge the critical gap between scientific research and effective policy-making. The program offers both a professional project track and a thesis track to cater to different career goals. Key Program Highlights Gain a unique interdisciplinary background blending physical sciences, social sciences, and policy. Choose between a professional track (internship/project report) or a thesis track (original research). Learn from a diverse network of over 40 faculty from CEOAS, public policy, economics, and state/federal agencies. Customize your curriculum with electives in fisheries science, resource economics, anthropology, and communications. Develop the expertise to confidently function in professional management roles and mediate between diverse stakeholders.