Admission to the programme requires knowledge equivalent to a Bachelor's degree in Biology, including Ecology, Floristics and Faunistics 15 HEC (BL2015). English 6 or English level 2.
On our Master’s programme in Marine Biology you will learn about the rich marine ecosystems in the Baltic Sea and oceans beyond. The programme aims to provide an in-depth theoretical background in marine ecology along with applied practical training, to give you a range of skills and a competitive edge. The Master's in Marine Biology is taught by internationally renowned researchers and offers access to excellent research facilities at the Askö and Tjärnö field stations. With a wide range of courses to choose from, you have the freedom to shape a programme that suits your interests and goals. Reasons to choose a Master in Marine Biology: Teaching by internationally renowned researchers The Askö and Tjärnö field stations provide excellent research facilities for practical courses and degree projects. Freedom to create your own programme from the broad range of available courses The Master’s programme in Marine Biology offers broad training within a range of subjects including ecosystem dynamics and marine conservation ecology, spanning systems from the Baltic to the tropics. There is space within the programme for you to choose from a selection of additional elective or optional courses so you can create a programme adapted to your chosen career path. You are required to choose 15