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1. Marine Biology Field Tripmrs. Mac's Classes 2020
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Marine Biology Travel Fund: Multiple Awards will be made this Spring and they will be applied to your student fee account Provide financial awards to eligible Junior or Senior students in their College at LSU with GPA of at least 2.8 and meet or are currently enrolled in courses to meet course requirements for Program. Marine Biology, M.S. The Department of Marine Biology offers a Marine Biology graduate program with a Master of Science and a PhD option. Courses in this program are taught by some of the best faculty and researchers around and equip our students for exhilarating careers in academia and beyond.

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• TOTAL MAJOR HOURS: 120. The Bachelor of Science in Biology provides a broad, robust foundation in the biological sciences. It prepares students for graduate programs in biology (e.g. Zoology, botany, conservation biology, microbiology, marine biology, ecology and evolution) as well as professional degrees in medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine and pharmacology, or biology careers with.
• The broad spectrum of ocean life will be investigated, from single celled photosynthetic organisms to marine mammals like whales, and all the invertebrates in between. Lab work will include collection and identification of marine organisms and study of preserved specimens. This course is designed for biology and non-biology majors.
• This course is not currently offered, please contact the school or faculty of your program. Course description. BIOL3330 will not be offered in 2017. This course provides students an intensive field-based experience in marine biology at the beginning of their 3rd year and would be based at the Moreton Bay Research Station on North Stradbroke.

Marine science is the interdisciplinary study of the oceans, estuaries, and inland seas of the world. For more than 50 years, Jacksonville University has claimed the dolphin as its mascot. Now can you imagine living with real dolphins – plus manatee, sharks, stingrays and more – in your own backyard? Our marine science students have direct campus access to the St. Johns River and are only minutes from the Atlantic Ocean. Plus, within two hours, you can be in an estuary, spring-fed river, sea grass marsh, mangrove, coral reef or cypress swamp. There’s no better place to experience a range of marine environments.

• Our faculty have active, grant-funded research projects that provide ample opportunities for students to get involved.
• You can spend a semester in the Florida Keys (learn more about our study away program: Reef Semester in the Keys), plan activities with student clubs, and pursue internships in jobs in marine science and environmentally related fields.
• Please take a moment to visit the Manatee Research Center Online (MARCO).

Jacksonville University's marine science graduates have gone on to successful careers in a variety of areas. Some of their employers include Sea World, Naval Oceanographic Office, Maryland Department of Natural Resources, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Florida Division of Parks and Recreation, Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission, and Florida Fish and Wildlife Research Institute.

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Learning by Doing

The Marine Science major at Jacksonville University emphasizes the multi-disciplined approach necessary to understand the marine environment. The major includes elements of chemistry, physics, and physical science, as well as life sciences. Students may focus their studies in one or more of these areas by careful selection of their elective courses.

The Reid Medical Sciences, Nelms Science buildings, and the Marine Science Research Center house the marine science programs. The R/V Dolphin, a 25-foot Boston Whaler with a LORAN navigation system, enables student to participate in off-campus field work assignments. The Department of Biology and Marine Science has a working wet lab with an aeration system, numerous aquaria and facilities to maintain various marine and freshwater organisms. The department also provides a variety of spectrophotometers, centrifuges, incubators and microscopes for the use of students and faculty in laboratory and research settings

For a summary of the program, please click on the link: Download a summary of the program.

We also offer Marine Science Master programs, and participate in a Master in Public Policy - Marine Science joint program.

Contact Information

Dr. Daniel A. McCarthy

• Email addressdmccart1@ju.edu​

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Dr. Nisse Goldberg

Marine Biology Field Tripmrs. Mac's Classes For Beginners

• Email addressngoldbe@ju.edu