Five-Year B.A. in Marine Affairs/M.P.S. Program
Florida , United States
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Degree
Bachelors
Major
Oceanography | Marine Biology | Marine Science
Area of study
Natural Science
Course Language
English
About Program
Program Overview
Five-Year B.A. in Marine Affairs/M.P.S. Program
The Department of Environmental Science and Policy (EVR), in cooperation with the Undergraduate Marine and Atmospheric Science Program, offers a five-year B.A./M.P.S. Program in Marine Affairs. This program enables qualified students to earn a B.A. in Marine Affairs in four years with the opportunity to earn a Master of Professional Science (M.P.S.) with only one additional year.
Overview
- The program is designed for students who want to pursue a career in marine affairs and have a strong foundation in the field.
- The program combines the undergraduate and graduate degrees, allowing students to complete both degrees in five years.
Admission Requirements
- Conditional acceptance to the M.P.S. program is based on the student’s GPA at the end of their sophomore year.
- Students must then take GRE exams and apply for admission to the graduate program at Rosenstiel during their junior year.
Curriculum Requirements
- Students must follow the curriculum corresponding to their respective track in the MPS program.
- A list of courses (required and elective) are listed on each track page of the MPS website.
- The program requires:
- B.A. Degree Requirements: 120 credit hours
- M.P.S. Degree Requirements: 30 credit hours
- Total Credit Hours: 150
Sample Plan of Study
- The plan of study is designed to help students complete the program in five years.
- The plan includes:
- Freshman Year:
- Fall: Introduction to Marine Science, Introduction to Marine Science Lab, Chemical Problem Solving, Finite Mathematics, First-Year Writing I, Minor Course #1
- Spring: General Biology, The Earth System, First-Year Writing II: STEM, Principles of Microeconomics
- Sophomore Year:
- Fall: Introduction to Marine Biology, Environmental Statistics, Evolution and Biodiversity, Principles of Chemistry 1, HUM Course #1
- Spring: Physical and Chemical Processes in Coastal Ecosystems, MSC Course, Minor Course #2, HUM Course #2, Elective #1
- Junior Year:
- Fall: Coastal Law, MSC Course, Minor Course #3, HUM Course #3, Elective #2
- Spring: Economics of Natural Resources and the Environment, Minor Course #4, Elective #3, Elective #4, Elective #5
- Senior Year:
- Fall: Ocean Policy, MSC Course, Minor Course #5, Elective #6, Elective #7
- Spring: Spatial Applications in Marine Science, Elective #8, Elective #9, Elective #10, Elective #11
- Year One:
- Fall: MPS Graduate Coursework
- Spring: MPS Graduate Coursework
- Summer: MPS Graduate Coursework
- Freshman Year:
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