Marine and Freshwater Resources - Management University of Galway

Overview

Graduates of the Marine and Freshwater Resources - Management programme of the University of Galway  examine the impacts that both human and natural causes have on water quality and various contaminants and pathways. The course helps society manage water quality for future generations to come.

Careers

The MSc in Marine and Freshwater Resources: Management will produce well-rounded, dynamic problem-solvers and leaders who can work in any area related to the marine and freshwater environments and associated industry. Graduates often gain meaningful employment immediately in the sector.

Sectors and Employers: Opportunities exist in sectors such as government, NGOs, and private companies, all driven to meet environmental targets set within international agreements. The course is relevant to professionals in Local Authorities, regulatory sectors, and environmental consultancy firms.

Examples of Roles: Graduates acquire multidisciplinary skills in science, communication, and management. Career paths include roles such as project managers, consultants, and advisors within public and private sectors in Ireland and internationally.

Further Study: The course provides a strong foundation and a portfolio of generic skills that help graduates compete for PhD programmes and improve their ability for other research roles in academia. The subject knowledge, transferable skills, and thesis elements are designed to provide the opportunity to carry out further research.