Marine Biology programmes
Our Marine Biology division is internationally known for its research and teaching, combining cutting-edge theory with a strong focus on applied, real-world issues such as marine conservation and climate change.
Students are involved in our research activity from the very start, undertaking group and individual projects. Fieldwork and practical sessions are another major feature of our courses.
We work with other institutes, industry and government agencies around the world, including the National Oceanography Centre situated on the University campus. Our graduates are highly sought after and our alumni include the current Director of the British Antarctic Survey.
Undergraduate programmes
Our undergraduate degrees are taught by world leading researchers and provide many transferrable skills highly valued by a wide range of employers.
Postgraduate study and PhD Studentships
Our Masters programmes give you the opportunity to increase your knowledge and skills in a way that matches your academic and professional interests.
Fieldwork
At Liverpool we feel that ecology and marine biology are best understood using a hands-on approach.
Why study at Liverpool
We are internationally recognised for research and education, especially in Ecology and Marine Science.
Careers
Many of our prospective students are concerned that marine biology or ecology are difficult fields to find careers in.
External partners
Ecology and Marine Biology students studying at Liverpool University benefit from our activities that are co-taught by experts from the field.
Ecology and Marine Biology
Studying Ecology and Marine Biology at the University of Liverpool offered a dynamic mix of fieldwork, research, and expert-led teaching focused on understanding our changing environment.