百花视频

Designed to educate students in the interdisciplinary analysis needed for effective marine and coastal management, the program offers a solid foundation in issues confronting policymakers, environmental managers, and businesses at every governmental level.

Program requirements: thesis or a major project and MAF 482, 502, 577, 651; MAF 511 or appropriate oceanography substitute; EEC 514 or appropriate resource economics substitute; plus a minimum of 21 elective credits for a total of 45 credits. This includes six credits of Masters thesis research (MAF 599) or six credits of Masters project research (MAF 598).

• Climate Adaptation and Resilience
• Coastal and Island Communities
• Conservation
Environmental Justice
Fisheries and Marine Ecosystems
Ocean Energy Resources
Ocean Policy and Law
Ports and Shipping
Spatial Planning and Management
Tourism and Recreation