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If you're interested in Marine and Antarctic Science, Tasmania is the perfect place to study. It's the gateway to Antarctica and provides easy access to living laboratories in coastal and open waters like the Derwent estuary, Storm Bay and the Southern Ocean.
Studying on Hobart's waterfront and at Taroona, you'll be able to address real-life problems and work alongside industry, government, and the wider community. You'll also have access to a wide range of field sampling and research equipment, to conduct real-life experiments Learning from the experts at the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS), your degree will equip you with the essential skills for a rewarding career in the rapidly expanding marine, fisheries, aquaculture, and Antarctic sectors.
By the end of your studies, you'll be a highly trained professional who can contribute to the understanding, management, and conservation of the world's marine environments.
Learning outcomes
Solve problems in Marine and/or Antarctic disciplines through collecting, recording, analysing and discussing quantitative and/or qualitative data
Evaluate complex issues in Marine and/or Antarctic science through applying appropriate interdisciplinary approaches, reflective practice and critical thinking.
Plan focussed research investigations using appropriate practical and/or theoretical techniques relevant to the discipline.
Translate diverse forms of scientific knowledge for stakeholders to inform policy and responsible management practices in the Marine and Antarctic environments.