156 Master's in Marine Science in Europe

This Maritime and Transport Law programme at Erasmus University Rotterdam provides you with thorough, in-depth knowledge of the dynamic world of maritime and transport law.

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.

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.

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.

This Maritime Business Management course from the University of West London can provide you with the knowledge, skills and confidence to flourish.

The Maritime Energy Efficiency course offered by Liverpool John Moores University  will combine our expertise in engineering, renewable and maritime teaching and research, to provide a holistic solution for shipping, ports and shipyards. 

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

The Marine Sciences programme offered by the University of Milano - Bicocca offers an international curriculum taught exclusively in English, welcoming both Italian and international students. 

This Marine Biology degree delivered by the University College Cork is a six month part-time programme running from September to March for graduates from non-biological or environmental disciplines unable to meet the entry requirements for direct entry onto the MSc in Marine Biology programme.

This Engineering, Autonomous Shipping Management course from Novia University of Applied Sciences is for those who are interested in being a part of the fourth industrial revolution in maritime technology.

This Marine Biology course from University of Padua aims to train marine biologists with the skills needed for understanding key processes and patterns in marine and coastal ecosystems, for the conservation and sustainable use of marine resources, and for the development of methods and technologies for the breeding of economically relevant commercial species.

The Marine EnviRonment 2030 (MER2030) program at the University of Bordeaux is a postgraduate degree with a strong research element, at internationally recognised training centres in marine science.

This Engineering - Maritime Management, Maritime Management course from Novia University of Applied Sciences has a special focus on building the expertise of persons who have a career at sea and want to continue working in land-based organizations – as experts or in leading positions in company management/maritime administration.

The Marine Technology programme of Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) the only one of its type offered in the Netherlands – gives future engineers the knowledge and skills they need to handle the entire process of design, construction, production and operation of these ships and marine systems.

Do you want to contribute to the sustainable management of the world’s fish and wildlife resources? The Management of Fish and Wildlife Populations programme at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences will prepare you for a career in the many governmental and non-governmental organisations involved!

Teaching of the M.Sc. Marine Biology at the University of Bremen follows a unique concept. The University has very close ties and intense co-operations with several world-class marine research institutions located in the Federal State of Bremen. 

Lund University offers the Biology, Aquatic Ecology programme that gives you a broad insight into both marine ecology and freshwater ecology (limnology), which increases your chances of getting your dream job after completing the education.

The two-year selective master of science degree program in Marine Biology at University of Groningen focuses on life in our seas and oceans. 

Ghent University's Health Management in Aquaculture is a 2-year master programme that studies the interaction between the health of aquaculture species and their environment. The programme contributes to the sustainable supply of healthy and tasty seafood by training experts that are able to develop innovative solutions to current and future health and disease problems in the aquaculture industry.

The MSc Climate Change: Managing the Marine Environment at Heriot-Watt University is a one-year, full-time postgraduate programme. This interdisciplinary course focuses on maritime sustainability and environmental planning, equipping students with the expertise to address global ecological challenges through on-campus study.