Applied Coastal and Offshore Geoscience

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Ocean and Earth Science

About this course Explore Applied Coastal and Offshore Geoscience at a global top 100 university On this MSc, also available part-time, delivered jointly by the School of Ocean and Earth Science and School of Engineering, you’ll develop the skills needed to tackle environmental and engineering challenges in coastal and offshore settings. Your future career You’ll graduate primed to start your career, gaining the transferable skills required to excel in careers within coastal and offshore engineering, offshore renewables, and environmental consultancy. Key features of this course During the course, you will: - acquire core knowledge of coastal and marine processes to characterise and forecast coastal, ocean, and seafloor behaviour - design adaptive and resilient coastal and marine infrastructure for erosion and flood management and renewable energy provision - develop strong analytical and numerical skills for data collection, analysis and visualisation - advance your ability to work in multi-disciplinary teams to implement solutions adaptive to environmental and engineering challenges. You'll study at our Highfield and Bolderwood Campuses and our Waterfront Campus, the National Oceanography Centre — (NOCS), one of the world's largest centres for marine education and research. You'll have access to our research vessel, the R.V. Callista, and cutting-edge technology and facilities that will help you to develop and broaden your skills and knowledge. Further information For more information, visit the course page on our website. — University Rankings 2025

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