Luogo di studio	Italia, Milano
Settore accademico	Marine sciences (JACS F710)
Tipo	Master, full-time
Durata nominale	2 years (120 ECTS)
Lingua di studio	inglese
Codice del corso	F7504Q/GGG/2025

Tassa scolastica	The balance fee amount is based on the chosen course and the student’s country of income. See the fees and funding page for details.
Tassa di iscrizione	30 € una tantum
Deposito	156 € una tantum

Qualifiche di accesso

Bachelor diploma (or higher) Admission to the open-access Master’s program in Marine Sciences is evaluated on a case-by-case basis, considering the alignment of the candidate’s study plan (transcript of records) with one or more of the following relevant academic disciplines: - Chemistry: Analytical Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, General and Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry - Biology and Ecology: General Botany, Environmental and Applied Botany, General Biology, Zoology, Ecology, Molecular Biology, General Microbiology - Earth Sciences: Physical Geography and Geomorphology, Engineering Geology, Stratigraphy and Sedimentology, Paleontology and Paleoclimatology, Petrology and Petrography The adequacy of curricular requirements and overall preparation will be assessed by the Evaluation Committee. I documenti di studio sono accettati nelle seguenti lingue: inglese / italiano. Se la tua scuola non rilascia i documenti nelle lingue accettate dovrai allegare una traduzione ufficiale insieme alle copie certificate dell’originale. È necessario portare con sé i documenti delle qualifiche di ingresso al momento dell’arrivo all’università.

Requisiti linguistici

inglese English: B2 level knowledge is required. [url]www.unimib.it/sites/default/files/2024-11/Certificazioni_INGLESE_ott2023_UNIMIB.pdf [/url] If your previous degree was entirely taught in English or if English is your native language, you are exempt from submitting a separate language proficiency certificate. Countries where English is considered a native language include United States, the United Kingdom, Canada (excluding Quebec), Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, South Africa, and countries in the Caribbean where English is an official language.

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Panoramica

The Master’s Degree Programme in Marine Sciences offers an international curriculum taught exclusively in English, welcoming both Italian and international students. It is part of the Master’s Degree class in Environmental and Territorial Sciences and Technologies (LM-75), lasts for two years, and requires the completion of 120 university credits (CFU) for graduation.
The teaching is based on a multidisciplinary approach integrating cutting-edge knowledge and research in this rapidly developing field, with the aim to address present and future environmental challenges. The Master’s program provides competences on:

Natural resources: management of protected areas and tourism management;
Dissemination of scientific knowledge;
Coastal protection: regional spatial planning, advisory services on coastal erosion, and prevention of biodiversity loss due to anthropogenic pressures;
Fisheries and aquaculture: provision of expert consultancy services on fishing activities and fish farming;
Maritime spatial planning: advisory services on natural, social, legal and regional planning issues.
The official language of the Master’s Degree course is English.

Students are encouraged to experience national and international practical training opportunities, which may allow them to gain practical experiences in fieldwork and top-rank scientific labs, including the MaRHE Center in Maldives.

Career opportunities for Master’s Degree graduates include positions in the public or private sectors as marine environment analyst and management experts, marine biologists and ecologists, marine and coastal resources experts, marine and coastal environmental policy experts, and human relations experts in maritime activities. The program also provides a solid background to pursue doctoral studies.

Struttura del programma

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