I wish your channel existed back when I was in 9th grade when trying to explain marine biology to my parents. Lol 29yrs old now and beginning my journey. Keep motivating the next wave. 😊
Me too! My parents talked my out if it over and over again growing up. 26 now and just starting out. If you want to get in touch on IG or something and support each other along you can DM me there! @seajellyy
Marine biology seems great at first glance but looking into it I feel like I’m at risk of going into 100k in college debt with limited job opportunity’s and even with employment being barely compensated
It's crazy how expensive it is to study in the US... I think my studies in Belgium cost something like 10k max. BUT, I had a scholarship due to social reasons, so I have to thank our social security system a well. Nonetheless, for non-scholarship students it's like 1000 euro subscription per year. I also never stayed in student housing, as it was only a 30 min train ride, so that adds the cost of commuting, let's say 5 years at 350 euro = 1750 euro. Then study books: I only bought maybe 5 handbooks total, all the course material was print-outs through academic publishers or student circles. So that wasn't all that expensive as well. Of course, in the US distances are much bigger so housing is needed and I can imagine that's THE biggest cost of course, the cost of living... On another note: it's great to see Maria share these options with you guys. That's something noble and very needed for anyone starting a study on anything. Often some people follow their passion, but job options aren't that great. However, perhaps with a small twist, like let's say an extra Master' in economics you can make any science profile perhaps more interesting for industry/business. I'm also sharing study and career advice for Biomeds, so I can greatly relate to Maria for doing this and I admire her for that as well! Keep it up with showing us what it's like to be a marine biologist!
@@Biomeducated plz tell me if I am financially weak can't I afford to get masters or PhD in marine biology. You people have mentioned that the books and living costs are so expensive.
@@PriyankaDas-sx9yf From what I've understood, a PhD is usually less costly than a MA in the US, as PhDs tuition is mostly payed bu the university, no? Someone please corroborate...
You have inspired me to apply for a high school summer course at a sea lab in my state. You have also helped me to better explain to my parents and friends what this field really is. I am 17 at this time. Thank you Maria
Awesome video! I'm currently studying Marine Biology (as an undergraduate student) and I still don't know where I want to work. I have many options and ideas for my future... and you gave me new ones in your video! So thanks for that
you are everything I ever wanted to be! I am also portuguese and ialways wated to became a marine biologist, and live in Austria or Australia! You are an inspiration to all who want to be marine biologists but are afraid of the job market.
I'm just in the 7th grade but i too want to become a marine biologist too you inspired me !!! please can you tell me how much you get paid a year and how does your payment affect your work
im fourteen and have always dreamed of a career in marine biology, I am going into high school this year and my parents are pressuring me to pick courses that will adhere to my dreams and make them more achievable. Honestly im pretty sure they don't believe in me at all so im trying to create a plan help me get a good job that I will like and prove them wrong. the research is a pain but its also a lot of fun and this channel makes it easier to find reliable intel to help me plan my future
Hi I'm sylvanette I'm in Africa and im in my final year in high school, marine biology has always been my passion, I love the ocean and everything related to it. Marine biologist are rare in my country some are even unaware of the jobs existence. I want to ask u if I were to pursue this job in a university abroad, on completion will I be successful in this field, will I be able to get a good paying job. Is this field really successful. Can u please explain to me about the possibilities of me being successful and obtaining a job abroad or in my country after the completion of the course?
From class 6th One of my inspirational to my way to marine biologist is you. Hope I will become a great marine biologist under your best guidance. .❤❤❤❤
yay early squad. wonderful video. i had a doubt, can a marine biologist work on medicinal properties of aquatic plants and take part in drug discovery??
Just to name a few areas: Marine Biology, Marine Chemistry, Marine Geology, Oceanography, Marine Conservation. There is a whole world under the see that needs to be understood.
i'm a freshman in college & i absolutely love the ocean & all the mystery it holds. i'm currently not majoring in marine biology because my parents think that i should become a doctor so that i can have a stable job but my dream is to become a marine biologist. idk if i should change my major, i feel like i have wasted a year & it's too late to change my major....
@@trinaslife8344 my brother just graduated high school and my dad is pushing him into that corner and shooting down his ideas and im just worried about what he'll do when its my turn to go to college (im fourteen currently)
Hi Maria! I'm a Biochemistry student, currently finishing my bachelor's degree. I'm doing my proposal on plastic degradation, and I realized that I really like this topic. I would like to know if you any advise about masters and stuff about this field, as I'm a little bit lost. Thanks in advance!
Hi Celia. There are a lot of research groups working on plastic pollution at the moment. It is a very hot topic. If that is something you are interested in, then ask your professors or supervisors if they have any idea of labs or research groups where you could work. Also, i am sure that with a quick google search you will find many universities doing research on plastic.
I’ve been considering marine biology but I’m also considering palaeontology I know you aren’t a palaeontologist but which field do you think is more interesting?
Jurassic Blaster - I actually worked in a paleontology lab during my undergrad! It's a very different kind of work. What I recommend is that you try a bit of both as an undergraduate student by volunteering in different labs. Marine biology is a lot more applied to the real world, whereas paleontology is a bit like history, you dig into the past. Also, even though Marine biology is a hard field to pierce through (few jobs), paleontology is a lot harder to pierce through (practically no jobs). So that may be something to consider...
Marine has already given the perfect answer. Even though I find it very interesting, I have never really worked in paleontology, so I think as Marine said, the best would be to try a bit of both and see what you prefer. Good luck!
Sea&me - Marine stuff with Maria Thanks your videos have helped me narrow down what job I want and what college or university I want to go to. Only thing is I have wanted to be a palaeontologist Since Before preschool but I have also wanted to be a marine biologist since kindergarten (I did it as my first presentation) love your channel, have a nice day
Hello! I’m in my senior your office high school and want to go into Marine Bio in college and get a job doing rescue and rehabilitation how should I find colleges for this?
So I live in the United States, specifically Minnesota. I fell in love with Great White Sharks while in Gansbaii, South Africa. How do you suggest that I go about following my passion?
I am taking the Bachelor of Science bit I don't know what I wanna specialized on ....I love marine biology but I am just so scared of just go ahead with it .....what advice do you have for me ? I live on vancouver island, Canada .....love your videos .
Did she ever end up doing that video on marine biology IN academia? Not an aspiring biologist myself, but doing some writing that would really benefit from gettin a better idea of one.
Please help! Is there a career I can go into which like just the practical side marine biology, I love the ocean and marine life, conservation stuff like that and not really researching all the time in a lab. What job should I pursue. Help
There isn't really just a practical field side. When you actually start field work it's quite stressful from what I've heard because you have to plan , gather research etc. Most aspects do have a lab element especially in the academia side
I am from India and i want to study marine biology for my masters but i done my bachelor's degree on zoology India don't have opportunities for marine biology but there is subject in masters and m.phill in odisha the state i live in india So which place inside India or outside India have opportunities for marine biology
I graduated in marine biology, I have experience from working in marine parks to resorts, but I see job prospects are slim to none, even worse now in the pandemic. Btw, My dream job was to work in an mpa or marine park... what a utopia. There is only one job and thousands of applicants. This sector needs to change or tje only people "working" vokunteering in this field will be wealthy ones.. And no I would not waste time and money to do a phd, reach mid 30's and still no decent job that would allow me to financially sustain myself. I feel sorry to say this.. but it was a big mistake stufying tjis at uni. Is spending time and money at university supposed to give you a job and not just volunteer works or iobs that only last a season for little to none money? What do u think? Btw, I speak from personal experience.
Interesting. Didnt they discover Wax Worms munch down on Plastic recently ? .... Something to do with Bee Hives ? ...Ate their way out of their plastic storage containers ......
Yes they did. They found out recently that some moth larvae were capable of eating through plastic. However they still don´t really know how and what is it that they produce that gives them that ability.
That is definitely not a problem. Maybe for some jobs where you would be required to dive, but even if so, there are many marine biologist who do not dive .
Sea&me - Marine stuff with Maria OK I got it so eye side problem is not cause in the marine biologist and plz upload a vedio on MSC marine and how to start the marine study after 12th.
I want to work with dolphins when I grow up how can I get there what can I do now to help me better when I'm ready to work I'm only 13 and not in the best state for dolphin work what can I do?
Hi Chyanne! I think for now you can start reading about dolphins and just research about them. Once you can travel alone, and if you have the chance I would look for some opportunities to volunteer. There are a lot of volunteering programs with dolphins, but I have to warn you that most of them are paid. However if you really want to pursue a career with marine mammals I think the investment is worth it. Just look a bit around online and you will find a lot of opportunities
It depends on what exactly you want to work on. If you want the more biotechnological part of biology then I would go for applied sciences, however if you are more interested in studying the ecosystems and organisms I would say starting with a general degree in biology is the best way to go, and the you can still specialize in any related field.
Hi madam. It's for my wife she had done MSC Marine biology with first class still not able to find any job. Is it possible to help me how I can find job in UK or Canada. I m from India. Pls advice. Thanks
Ethan Smith Try to attend a college/university close to the coast. They will have more in marine biology than others. As for what classes to take, you should decide on what branch of marine biology to get into before deciding on classes, or at least have a good idea as to what branch you want to get into. In my college, I can take classes for generic biology, macro/micro biology, oceanography, ecology, environmental science/biology, and much more. You should definitely take advanced math, chemistry and physics and get really good at it. A bit of programming and statistics will be good. And take courses to teach you how to use a computer really well - PC, Mac and Linux.
Ethan Smith You're welcome. I just want to iterate that by no means is this a plan you should definitely follow. Talk to your school councilors. Let them know what you want to do. Talk to professionals in you desired field. And visit colleges/universities to get info on your desired degree.
Hii mam, am Ujjawal from India, now am doing B.sc in fishery science, after that. I want to do M.sc in marine biology, please suggest me a good Carrior oppertunity.....
I have a degree in marine biology. currently seeking a scholarship for M.sc in marine biology at memorial university Newfoundland Canada. Seeking help and advice
Hello mem, thank you for this informative video , I have degree M.Sc in marine Science And I want to make my career in this field, bt I'm so confused, how to start and I don't know about safe future place or best job for me, Can you suggest me about it ? I'm Swara Bhatt from India
@@PriyankaDas-sx9yf Marine Science Department, Bhavanagar University,Gujarat, India Because I'm from india that's why My masters and graduate completed from Indian University. I have done my research work on the coast of Gulf of Khambhat Gujarat, India These work may useful for me to get great opportunity in this field.
HI Winnie. Not really. Biotechnology means usually relates to using marine resources to develop new technologies and products, while marine biology does not necessarily have to be applied.
I wish your channel existed back when I was in 9th grade when trying to explain marine biology to my parents. Lol 29yrs old now and beginning my journey. Keep motivating the next wave. 😊
Me too! My parents talked my out if it over and over again growing up. 26 now and just starting out. If you want to get in touch on IG or something and support each other along you can DM me there! @seajellyy
I'm 29 next month too and i'm starting my journey at University this September. Keep at it!
Luckily im in 9th grade soon and this is perfect timing 👌🏽 they all want me to be doctors and all that and get lots of money
She helped me 18 y
11th grade and still have no clue what I'm going to be doing with my life but I do enjoy my marine science class so this seems like a good option
Marine biology seems great at first glance but looking into it I feel like I’m at risk of going into 100k in college debt with limited job opportunity’s and even with employment being barely compensated
It's crazy how expensive it is to study in the US... I think my studies in Belgium cost something like 10k max. BUT, I had a scholarship due to social reasons, so I have to thank our social security system a well. Nonetheless, for non-scholarship students it's like 1000 euro subscription per year. I also never stayed in student housing, as it was only a 30 min train ride, so that adds the cost of commuting, let's say 5 years at 350 euro = 1750 euro. Then study books: I only bought maybe 5 handbooks total, all the course material was print-outs through academic publishers or student circles. So that wasn't all that expensive as well. Of course, in the US distances are much bigger so housing is needed and I can imagine that's THE biggest cost of course, the cost of living...
On another note: it's great to see Maria share these options with you guys. That's something noble and very needed for anyone starting a study on anything. Often some people follow their passion, but job options aren't that great. However, perhaps with a small twist, like let's say an extra Master' in economics you can make any science profile perhaps more interesting for industry/business. I'm also sharing study and career advice for Biomeds, so I can greatly relate to Maria for doing this and I admire her for that as well! Keep it up with showing us what it's like to be a marine biologist!
@@Biomeducated plz tell me if I am financially weak can't I afford to get masters or PhD in marine biology.
You people have mentioned that the books and living costs are so expensive.
@@PriyankaDas-sx9yf From what I've understood, a PhD is usually less costly than a MA in the US, as PhDs tuition is mostly payed bu the university, no? Someone please corroborate...
@@Biomeducated you from!
@@Biomeducated yeah yeah but still looking at the expenses cost of living...hope god guides me through this.!!
I'm currently taking my undergraduate on Marine Science. Wish me luck :)
Good luck ;)
Hi i am thinking to pursue my carrer innthat can u tell me ? How studies are going on is tht hrd study
You have inspired me to apply for a high school summer course at a sea lab in my state. You have also helped me to better explain to my parents and friends what this field really is. I am 17 at this time. Thank you Maria
Also been interested in Marine Biology! I really want to become a marine biologist! I'm currently in 9th grade. ♥️ I love your videos.
Thank you so much for the sweet comment! I wish you the best of luck for your future marine biology career :)
Hey it’s two years later, you are going to be a senior or junior? What career are you looking at now!
Jared Halbrook i’m wondering the same thing
Well done on such an informative video :D
Thank you ! =)
So is there a marine biology job that's purely studying marine life practically and researching in a lab etc?
Yes,Mostly in academia. There your work is really to study marine life (or a part of it) and eventually teach.
@@Seamemaria
From Marine Science Department , Bhavanagar University, Gujarat, India
Iam am just 11 years old and I just discovered your channels so I am so excited to watch your viseos
Thank you so much!
Yayyyyyyy You posted!! 💖
Really wish I had studied marine biology now.. I would love any of these jobs!!!
Awesome video! I'm currently studying Marine Biology (as an undergraduate student) and I still don't know where I want to work. I have many options and ideas for my future... and you gave me new ones in your video! So thanks for that
Essentially, environmental organizations, aquariums and aquaculture companies.
Professional lighting and camera!!
Yes. Still experimenting with the lights ;)
Sea&me - Marine stuff with Maria I like this lighting, looks professional and really brings out your eyes
you are everything I ever wanted to be! I am also portuguese and ialways wated to became a marine biologist, and live in Austria or Australia! You are an inspiration to all who want to be marine biologists but are afraid of the job market.
Heyo, I'm currently working on my undergraduate in Marine Biology. Would love to see an academia video
I'm just in the 7th grade but i too want to become a marine biologist too you inspired me !!!
please can you tell me how much you get paid a year and how does your payment affect your work
im fourteen and have always dreamed of a career in marine biology, I am going into high school this year and my parents are pressuring me to pick courses that will adhere to my dreams and make them more achievable. Honestly im pretty sure they don't believe in me at all so im trying to create a plan help me get a good job that I will like and prove them wrong. the research is a pain but its also a lot of fun and this channel makes it easier to find reliable intel to help me plan my future
Wait im the same as you, do you have Instagram or something so I have a friend going into the same career as me to talk to?
Yes, both are same as me, I want contact too
Also fisheries in the ocean to go count fish types and by catch in like Alaska and Gulf of Mexico...ect
Hi I'm sylvanette I'm in Africa and im in my final year in high school, marine biology has always been my passion, I love the ocean and everything related to it. Marine biologist are rare in my country some are even unaware of the jobs existence. I want to ask u if I were to pursue this job in a university abroad, on completion will I be successful in this field, will I be able to get a good paying job. Is this field really successful. Can u please explain to me about the possibilities of me being successful and obtaining a job abroad or in my country after the completion of the course?
What are u studying rn?
From class 6th One of my inspirational to my way to marine biologist is you.
Hope I will become a great marine biologist under your best guidance. .❤❤❤❤
yay early squad. wonderful video. i had a doubt, can a marine biologist work on medicinal properties of aquatic plants and take part in drug discovery??
Thanks! =) I do not know any, but I am sure that that is a possibility, especially in biotechnology companies.
THIS helped me ALOT be CAUSE I just thought Marine Biology was just 1 field were you study the animals and bacteria in the water...... 🤔🤔🤔
There is some much one can do in the are of marine sciences that it can even be overwhelming ;)
Just to name a few areas: Marine Biology, Marine Chemistry, Marine Geology, Oceanography, Marine Conservation. There is a whole world under the see that needs to be understood.
This definitely helped me! Thank you😀
P.s you are amazing
I love this! How often do you go on field work?
i'm a freshman in college & i absolutely love the ocean & all the mystery it holds. i'm currently not majoring in marine biology because my parents think that i should become a doctor so that i can have a stable job but my dream is to become a marine biologist. idk if i should change my major, i feel like i have wasted a year & it's too late to change my major....
I’m exactly in the same situation!!
@@trinaslife8344 my brother just graduated high school and my dad is pushing him into that corner and shooting down his ideas and im just worried about what he'll do when its my turn to go to college (im fourteen currently)
Thank you for all the information, you make me more willing to become a marine biologist. But I have a question... where did you get your shark?
Please do a video talking abt the academia research side!
Hi Maria! I'm a Biochemistry student, currently finishing my bachelor's degree. I'm doing my proposal on plastic degradation, and I realized that I really like this topic. I would like to know if you any advise about masters and stuff about this field, as I'm a little bit lost. Thanks in advance!
Hi Celia. There are a lot of research groups working on plastic pollution at the moment. It is a very hot topic. If that is something you are interested in, then ask your professors or supervisors if they have any idea of labs or research groups where you could work. Also, i am sure that with a quick google search you will find many universities doing research on plastic.
@@Seamemaria Thanks a lot for your answer! I will do it
I love that sweater! Where did you get it?
I’ve been considering marine biology but I’m also considering palaeontology I know you aren’t a palaeontologist but which field do you think is more interesting?
Jurassic Blaster - I actually worked in a paleontology lab during my undergrad! It's a very different kind of work. What I recommend is that you try a bit of both as an undergraduate student by volunteering in different labs. Marine biology is a lot more applied to the real world, whereas paleontology is a bit like history, you dig into the past. Also, even though Marine biology is a hard field to pierce through (few jobs), paleontology is a lot harder to pierce through (practically no jobs). So that may be something to consider...
Marine has already given the perfect answer. Even though I find it very interesting, I have never really worked in paleontology, so I think as Marine said, the best would be to try a bit of both and see what you prefer. Good luck!
Sea&me - Marine stuff with Maria
Thanks your videos have helped me narrow down what job I want and what college or university I want to go to. Only thing is I have wanted to be a palaeontologist Since Before preschool but I have also wanted to be a marine biologist since kindergarten (I did it as my first presentation) love your channel, have a nice day
Marine's Science Café thanks, have a nice day
Yes we want video on career on academia video plz
Hello! I’m in my senior your office high school and want to go into Marine Bio in college and get a job doing rescue and rehabilitation how should I find colleges for this?
i love that shark with love from 2020
So I live in the United States, specifically Minnesota. I fell in love with Great White Sharks while in Gansbaii, South Africa. How do you suggest that I go about following my passion?
I am taking the Bachelor of Science bit I don't know what I wanna specialized on ....I love marine biology but I am just so scared of just go ahead with it .....what advice do you have for me ? I live on vancouver island, Canada
.....love your videos .
Your videos are pretty awesome
Thank you so much =)
Your welcome
Did she ever end up doing that video on marine biology IN academia?
Not an aspiring biologist myself, but doing some writing that would really benefit from gettin a better idea of one.
Are aquariums cruel in the same way that sea world is?
Please help! Is there a career I can go into which like just the practical side marine biology, I love the ocean and marine life, conservation stuff like that and not really researching all the time in a lab. What job should I pursue. Help
There isn't really just a practical field side. When you actually start field work it's quite stressful from what I've heard because you have to plan , gather research etc. Most aspects do have a lab element especially in the academia side
What would you suggest for someone who is a MSD with a doctorate in marine biology, but primarily wants to do field work?
I am from India and i want to study marine biology for my masters but i done my bachelor's degree on zoology
India don't have opportunities for marine biology but there is subject in masters and m.phill in odisha the state i live in india
So which place inside India or outside India have opportunities for marine biology
thank you
I graduated in marine biology, I have experience from working in marine parks to resorts, but I see job prospects are slim to none, even worse now in the pandemic. Btw, My dream job was to work in an mpa or marine park... what a utopia. There is only one job and thousands of applicants. This sector needs to change or tje only people "working" vokunteering in this field will be wealthy ones.. And no I would not waste time and money to do a phd, reach mid 30's and still no decent job that would allow me to financially sustain myself. I feel sorry to say this.. but it was a big mistake stufying tjis at uni. Is spending time and money at university supposed to give you a job and not just volunteer works or iobs that only last a season for little to none money? What do u think? Btw, I speak from personal experience.
Do you know anything about tagging and like conservation? My dream job is to tag sharks and track populations of them. Thanks!
those yellow things look like corn
What sort of things do u do in marine biology?
Do a part two video. Of more jobs
Hii madam iam study in marine biology which type of jobs best in futur and which country is best this field
What job is the most field work?
Interesting. Didnt they discover Wax Worms munch down on Plastic recently ? .... Something to do with Bee Hives ? ...Ate their way out of their plastic storage containers ......
Yes they did. They found out recently that some moth larvae were capable of eating through plastic. However they still don´t really know how and what is it that they produce that gives them that ability.
I might as well be in a shark tank then to hear this lady talking.
Can u tell me is eye side problem create in join the marine biologist
That is definitely not a problem. Maybe for some jobs where you would be required to dive, but even if so, there are many marine biologist who do not dive .
Sea&me - Marine stuff with Maria OK I got it so eye side problem is not cause in the marine biologist and plz upload a vedio on MSC marine and how to start the marine study after 12th.
i am completed M.SC MARINE BIOTECHNOLOGY in Andhra university ,india, if any chaness of for jobs ????
How do I become a dolphin trainer and is this job a marine biologist
I want to work with dolphins when I grow up how can I get there what can I do now to help me better when I'm ready to work I'm only 13 and not in the best state for dolphin work what can I do?
Hi Chyanne! I think for now you can start reading about dolphins and just research about them. Once you can travel alone, and if you have the chance I would look for some opportunities to volunteer. There are a lot of volunteering programs with dolphins, but I have to warn you that most of them are paid. However if you really want to pursue a career with marine mammals I think the investment is worth it. Just look a bit around online and you will find a lot of opportunities
Hey ◇ as i said i will study biology but im not sure which type of university i go. Normal university or university of applied sciences?
It depends on what exactly you want to work on. If you want the more biotechnological part of biology then I would go for applied sciences, however if you are more interested in studying the ecosystems and organisms I would say starting with a general degree in biology is the best way to go, and the you can still specialize in any related field.
Oh thank you so much! Now i know what to do ♡
Hi madam. It's for my wife she had done MSC Marine biology with first class still not able to find any job. Is it possible to help me how I can find job in UK or Canada. I m from India. Pls advice. Thanks
Do you have any college suggestions for studying Marine Biology?
Ethan Smith What kind of college suggestions? Like what college to go to or more along the lines of what classes to take?
Cameron Jackson both I guess 😅
Ethan Smith Try to attend a college/university close to the coast. They will have more in marine biology than others.
As for what classes to take, you should decide on what branch of marine biology to get into before deciding on classes, or at least have a good idea as to what branch you want to get into. In my college, I can take classes for generic biology, macro/micro biology, oceanography, ecology, environmental science/biology, and much more. You should definitely take advanced math, chemistry and physics and get really good at it. A bit of programming and statistics will be good. And take courses to teach you how to use a computer really well - PC, Mac and Linux.
Okay awesome! Thanks a lot!
Ethan Smith You're welcome. I just want to iterate that by no means is this a plan you should definitely follow.
Talk to your school councilors. Let them know what you want to do. Talk to professionals in you desired field. And visit colleges/universities to get info on your desired degree.
nice
Guys please suggest me good University to study Bsc marine biology ,that has scholarships.
Hii mam, am Ujjawal from India, now am doing B.sc in fishery science, after that. I want to do M.sc in marine biology, please suggest me a good Carrior oppertunity.....
I have a degree in marine biology. currently seeking a scholarship for M.sc in marine biology at memorial university Newfoundland Canada. Seeking help and advice
Hello mem, thank you for this informative video ,
I have degree M.Sc in marine Science
And I want to make my career in this field, bt I'm so confused, how to start and I don't know about safe future place or best job for me,
Can you suggest me about it ?
I'm Swara Bhatt from India
From where did you get your ug and msc degree!
@@PriyankaDas-sx9yf Marine Science Department, Bhavanagar University,Gujarat, India
Because I'm from india that's why My masters and graduate completed from Indian University.
I have done my research work on the coast of Gulf of Khambhat Gujarat, India
These work may useful for me to get great opportunity in this field.
B.Sc in Main Zoology
And. M.Sc in Marine Science
Hello! I wanted to know if it is possible to become a marine biologist although asthma...
It is definitely possible. Diving might not be recommended, however there are a lot of jobs in marine biology where diving is not necessary ;)
i want to become a marine biologist
Is a degree required for These jobs
do marine biology gets paid ?
Is Marine Biotechnology same as marine biology?
HI Winnie. Not really. Biotechnology means usually relates to using marine resources to develop new technologies and products, while marine biology does not necessarily have to be applied.
Please marry me🌸