Bachelor of Science in Marine Resources Management
Everglades University offers a Bachelor of Science in Marine Resources Management, where students will gain the skills to manage marine, coastal, and wetlands resources and apply sustainable practices with confidence. Our Bachelor of Science in Marine Resources Management offers a strong foundation through core subjects like Marine Policy and Coastal Ecology, designed for career changers and working professionals passionate about marine conservation alike.
- Online &
On Campus - Program Length:
40 Months - Number of Credits:
120
Building Tomorrow’s Environmental Leaders
Program Structure
Our Marine Resources Management programs combine environmental science expertise with sustainable coastal practices to elevate conservation efforts across government agencies and nonprofit organizations. The degree is designed for aspiring environmental professionals; the curriculum emphasizes marine policy, coastal ecology, and resource management, preparing students for diverse careers focused on protecting marine ecosystems while developing business acumen needed to work with natural resources stakeholders.
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Bachelor of Science in Marine Resources Management
A 40-month undergraduate program designed to provide a strong foundation in environmental science, marine policy, and coastal ecology for careers in the marine resource management field.
What Marine Resources Management Courses Will I Take?
Our Marine Resources Management degree offers a diverse range of courses designed to prepare students for careers in marine conservation, fisheries management, and environmental policy analysis across government agencies and conservation organizations, catering to their specific career goals and aspirations.
Bachelor’s Degree
Bachelor of Science Degree with a major in Marine Resources Management
Program Description
Everglades University’s Bachelor of Science in Marine Resources Management provides a strong foundation in environmental science, marine policy, and coastal ecology. The curriculum combines environmental science knowledge with practical skills in communication, regulations, and resource management, exploring how business principles intersect with environmental policy while building expertise in sustainable practices for marine ecosystems.
Potential Career Opportunities
Graduates may pursue careers in the marine resource management field such as:
- Marine Resource Manager
- Coastal Zone Manager
- Fisheries Management Specialist
- Environmental Compliance Coordinator
- Marine Conservation Specialist
- Coastal Ecology Analyst
- Natural Resources Permit Specialist
- Marine Policy Analyst
Program Outline
To receive a Bachelor of Science in Marine Resources Management, students must complete 120 credits as described below. The program takes approximately 40 months to complete (duration may vary if transfer credits apply).
Master Marine Conservation
Gain expertise in coastal ecology, marine biology, wetlands management, fisheries management, and marine resources sustainability across diverse ecosystems.
Understand Environmental Policy & Management
Acquire comprehensive knowledge of marine policy, environmental regulations, U.S. environmental policy, and coastal management principles governing natural resources.
Develop Resource Management Skills
Learn to effectively conduct environmental impact analysis, use GIS technology, manage projects, engage stakeholders, and apply critical thinking to marine conservation challenges.
Expand Career Opportunities
Be prepared for careers in marine resource management, coastal zone management, fisheries management, environmental compliance, marine conservation, and environmental policy analysis.
Student Testimonials
Hear from Everglades University students and alumni about their experience in the Marine Resources Management program.
Frequently Asked Questions About Marine Resources Management
What career paths can I pursue with a BS in Marine Resources Management?
Graduates may work as resource managers for government agencies, environmental consultants, marine policy specialists, fisheries management professionals, and conservation coordinators protecting marine ecosystems and supporting sustainable ocean resources.
How does this degree address climate change and sea level rise?
The curriculum includes coursework on Global Climate Change and explores impacts on marine environments, coastal communities, and fish populations, teaching students to assess environmental risks and develop adaptation strategies.
Can I complete this degree entirely online?
Yes, Everglades University offers this program both online and on campus, with online students accessing the same curriculum on flexible schedules that accommodate working professionals.
Do I need a background in marine biology to succeed in this program?
No prior marine science experience is required. The curriculum starts with foundational courses in environmental science and marine biology before advancing to specialized topics like coastal ecology and fisheries management.
How do I apply for the Marine Resources Management program at Everglades University?
Complete the Online Application located here, and our Admissions Team will speak to you about the next steps!
Is Everglades University accredited?
Yes. Everglades University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award bachelor's and master's degrees.