Marine and Tropical Biology
The School of Marine and Tropical Biology has an enviable international reputation in teaching, research and research training.
Northern Queensland, with its immense biodiversity in marine and terrestrial environments, is one of the best places in the world to study whole organism biology and ecology.
Students and researchers learn from world-leading researchers, including one Federation Fellow and one ARC Professorial Fellow, and enjoy outstanding facilities including island and rainforest research stations. The School has approximately 300 postgraduate students.
Graduate Certificates
- Aquaculture - Graduate Certificate of Science
- Conservation Biology - Graduate Certificate of Science
- Graduate Certificate of Research Methods (Science and Engineering)
- Marine Biology - Graduate Certificate of Science
- Tropical Agricultural Science - Graduate Certificate of Science
- Tropical Ecology - Graduate Certificate of Science
- Tropical Marine Ecology and Fisheries Biology - Graduate Certificate of Science
Graduate Diplomas
- Aquaculture - Graduate Diploma of Science
- Conservation Biology - Graduate Diploma of Science
- Marine Biology - Graduate Diploma of Science
- Tropical Agricultural Science - Graduate Diploma of Science
- Tropical Ecology - Graduate Diploma of Science
- Tropical Marine Ecology and Fisheries Biology - Graduate Diploma of Science
Masters
- Aquaculture - Master of Applied Science
- Conservation Biology - Master of Applied Science
- Marine Biology - Master of Applied Science
- Tropical Agricultural Science - Master of Applied Science
- Tropical Ecology - Master of Applied Science
- Tropical Marine Ecology and Fisheries Biology - Master of Applied Science
