58 Full-time Master's in Marine Science in United Kingdom

The Marine Conservation programme from University of Hull will help you gain hands-on experience with fieldwork, coastal site visits, and practical sessions at local facilities, including The Deep, where you’ll work directly with marine conservation experts.

By studying the Tropical Marine Biology  degree from University of Essex in our School of Life Sciences you enjoy a unique training experience designed to provide you with the specific tools to study and protect fragile marine systems.

With marine ecosystems under increasing pressure, the need for innovative solutions has never been greater. This Masters in Marine & Coastal Management equips you to explore the environmental, social, and economic forces shaping coastal regions, and to develop practical strategies for sustainable conservation through a whole systems approach.

The Marine Sciences programme from Newcastle University will provide research training, supervision and collaboration to international standards. You can choose a wide range of topics within the marine science research groups.

The Maritime Operations Management course at Liverpool John Moores University offers access to a world-renowned research institute and essential contacts for your future career. 

Your research project in the Marine Technology programme from Newcastle University provide research training, supervision and collaboration to international standards.

The Marine Environmental Protection programme from Bangor University provides theoretical and practical training in measuring and quantifying marine resources and the effects of conflicting usage upon them. It provides a sound scientific basis on which to develop policy and make decisions on marine resource exploitation and protection around the world. 

At this Maritime Engineering Science Marine Engineering and Autonomy MSc course offered by University of Southampton you'll learn about component and systems engineering for ships. You’ll also gain an understanding of the fixed and offshore structures that help them to function. Learn the skills you need to become a specialist in the marine sector.

This Port Management course from Liverpool John Moores University provides you with a rounded view of the management of ports and port terminals and the wider logistics industry. 

The Marine Conservation study delivered by the University of Plymouth is the only marine conservation masters programme in the UK to be delivered in partnership with a suite of regional, national and international marine conservation practitioners.

This one-year (2-semester) Maritime Engineering Science - Advanced Computational Engineering - Pre-Master's Programme (PMP) from OnCampus Southampton offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Southampton.

This Marine Science and Sustainable Development degree from University of Essex aligns with the United Nations' Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development to build relevant expertise and reverse the cycle of decline in ocean health. 

This Maritime Cyber Security course from the University of West London gives you a broad understanding of the latest practices and techniques for cyber security systems development and operations to address current and future global maritime needs.

Research in the Marine Biology degree delivered by the University of Essex covers a wide spectrum of biology from genes to ecosystems, and this broad-based structure provides opportunities for developing novel ideas and interdisciplinary projects. 

This Maritime Law course from the University of Plymouth is designed to provide the opportunity to develop an in-depth, specialised knowledge of the legal rules, regulations, and practices governing shipping, international trade, maritime security and risk, and ocean-related activities. 

The Marine Science programme offered by Bangor University is an advanced, interdisciplinary programme designed for students who want to explore the complexity of the marine environment, from coastal ecosystems to global ocean processes.

 The Applied Marine Science degree delivered by the University of Plymouth includes taught modules, research training, laboratory work, coursework, exams, a research project and dissertation. There are visits to local bays and estuaries and a field week working with complex instrumentation in the lab and at sea.

The University of Liverpool offers a degree in Marine Science. When you study a PhD or MPhil in Marine Science with the University of Liverpool, you’ll help us to further our understanding of the ocean and its importance in shaping our world.

The Applied Marine Geoscience course from Bangor University provides theoretical and practical training in measuring, quantifying and understanding the physical processes within the geological marine environment.  

 Marine Biology master programme at Bangor University is a full-time one-year course, consisting of 9 months taught course and 3 months research project, and examined by continuous assessment.