81. MMS-GOMR, Careers In Science: Marine_Biology One of the important jobs we do as marine biologists at MMS is to write Career Opportunities. marine biologists are employed by universities and http://www.gomr.mms.gov/homepg/lagniapp/careerpg/marbio.html

Marine Biology Science is the systematic discovery of knowledge about the natural world, and marine science is the general term for research conducted in oceans and coastal or inland waters connected to the sea. Marine biology is a little harder to define. Marine biology cuts across many fields of study and covers many subjects. As a result, a marine biologist may specialize in such areas as marine ecology, physiology, anatomy, botany, or fisheries. Marine biology can also include applied areas of study, such as studying the effects of toxic chemicals on living organisms or other human impacts on the marine environment. Marine Biologist Hi, my name is Greg Boland and I am a marine biologist working with the Minerals Management Service. A marine biologist is someone who, in some way, studies, observes, protects, or manages marine organisms, be they plant or animal. I study marine fish populations and coral reefs and can call myself a marine biologist. If someone has a degree in biology and manages a marine wildlife preserve and he or she is concerned with protection of marine organisms there, then he or she is also a marine biologist.

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Introduction This website is produced and written by working marine mammal professionals who care for and train dolphins, whales, seals, sea lions, walruses and other marine mammal species. Depending upon our specific job duties and our host facilities’ preferences, we may be called trainers, animal care specialists, keepers, naturalists, mammalogists or various other titles. When first starting out we may be sub-classified as assistant or apprentice . After years of hard work and progress we may earn new titles denoting higher levels of achievement and authority, e.g., senior, lead, supervisor, manager, curator or director . For the sake of simplicity we will generally just refer to all of these "hands on" marine mammal professionals as trainers. As marine mammal trainers we are often asked about our animals, their training, anatomy, physiology, natural history, etc. Probably the most frequently asked questions, however, are about our jobs and how we got them. People are naturally fascinated by these engaging animals and many want to know more about working with them. "What does a marine mammal trainer really do?" "How can I become a trainer?" These are just two of the most popular questions we get about this subject. From the very beginning, one of our primary reasons for producing this website was to provide some answers to these frequently asked questions in one easy to access location. We also wanted to offer some valuable resources, references and our own personal tips and insights that may help people who are interested in this field as a possible career choice.

88. Careers At The Marine Institute Staff Profile marine Biologist/Fisheries Scientist. careers at the marine Institute Current Job Opportunities Show Printer Friendly Version http://www.marine.ie/job opportunities/careers at the marine institute/marine bi

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UniServe Science Return to Gallery Biologist - Marine Botany Neil Hallam is an honorary member of the staff in the Department of Biological Sciences at Monash University, Victoria. In which area or areas of science do you work? When did you first become interested in this career? What education and training do you have to have for your job? How has your career progressed? ... Find out more about Marine Botany In which area or areas of science do you work? I work in plant diversity and marine biology. [Return to Questions] When did you first become interested in this career? As a boy with a mask and snorkel. [Return to Questions] What education and training do you have to have for your job? It took my six years to get the necessary qualifications - a Bachelor of Science and PhD. I also spent 5 years in UK research laboratories. [Return to Questions] How has your career progressed? I have been working in this area for over 20 years. This has included working in the research laboratories at Agricultural Science, Oxford University, the unit of Developmental Botany, University of Cambridge and then at Monash University firstly as a lecturer, then senior lecturer, and now Associate Professor. During that time I have done archeological research in Egypt (on plant remains in a tomb) and spent time on Macquarie and Heard Island in Antarctica as a marine biologist. Conferences have taken me to Asia, UK and Russia.

90. Faculty Of Science - Biology And Marine Biology More on the marine biology Programme Why Take biology? While many students will study biology with a career in mind, many others just find the subject http://science.dal.ca/fos_2282.html

Faculty of Science PEOPLE SUBJECT Home Prospective Students Continuing Students Departments ... Neuroscience Biology and Marine Biology Department of Biology Phone: (902) 494-3515 Fax: (902) 494-3736 Email: Biology@Dal.Ca Detailed Information in the: Undergraduate Calendar Biology - The Global Science The study of biology is the study of life itself. It is the study of organisms and how they interact with their environment; it is the study of genes and how they are inherited from one generation to the next; it is the study of physiology and development; it is the study of single cells and of single-celled organisms; and it is the study of how evolution has moulded the behaviour, ecology, development, and morphology of the organisms that inhabit the earth. Biology is the study of the physical and biological processes that affect the life and death of genes, cells, individuals, populations, species, and ecosystems. As such, biology can be termed the global science. The Fundamental Courses The Biology Department's eight foundation courses in the first two years of study lead to a large selection of advanced courses in subjects such as conservation biology, molecular genetics, behavioural ecology, developmental and cell biology, animal behaviour, fish and fisheries, plant ecology, marine mammals, and evolution. In addition to preparing students for programmes in biology, the first and second-year courses provide the foundation for programmes in biochemistry, microbiology/immunology, and neuroscience.

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MARINE BIOLOGY For a list of related career titles click here. For a list of related web sites click here. Related Career Titles for Biology and Marine Biology Majors Agronomist Anatomist Animal Scientist Aquaculture Farmer ... Aquaculturist Aquarium Technician Aquatic Biologist Bacteriologist Barrier Beach Manager Bio-Technologist Biochemist Biometrician Bio-Engineer Botanist Biophysicist Biotechnologist Brewery Laboratory Assistant Bryologist Coastal Guest-House Proprietor Chemical Oceanographer Chiropractor Coroner Coastal Resources Worker Commercial Fishing Engineer Commercial Inland Water Transportation Worker Cytologist Dentist Ecologist Entomologist ... Environmental Engineer Environmental Health Specialist Environmental Protection Worker Ergonomist Evolutionists Fish Hatchery Technician Fish Processor Fisheries Conservationist Fishing Captain Florist Food Scientist-Technologist Forester Genetic Engineering Research Assistant Geneticist Geographer Health Officer Herpetologist Histologist Horticulturist Hospital Administrator Hydrographic Survey Technician Ichthyologist Industrial Hygienist Industrial Marine Economist Limnological Technician Mammalogist Marina Worker Marine Bacteriologist Marine Biologist Marine Ecologist Marine Engineering Technician Marine Fisheries/Worker Marine Geologist/Geophysicist/Physicist Marine Sales Marine Tourist Worker Market Research Analyst Medical Illustrator Medical Laboratory Technician Medical Librarian

93. Whittier Career Services Major & Career Information Guides: Biology Career Options. biology Related Occupations Inspector, agriculture products, Mammalogy, marine biologist. marine ecologist, marine science http://www.whittier.edu/career/guide/biology/default.htm

search this site what's new on campus directories site map ... B i o l o g y This guide contains only a partial list of occupational titles and career fields that may be of interest to students considering a biology major. In addition to the skills and knowledge gained through your college course work in this major, you may also need to acquire career related work experience, additional work related skills and/or additional education. Some of the occupations require an advanced degree to enter the field. After you have identified possible occupations of interest to you, it is important to investigate the nature of work; education and training requirements; skills and special talents needed; types of employers; future trends and employment outlook related to each of these careers. We have set-up links to internet sites which provide detailed descriptions of these occupations . You may also want to research these occupations by reading the books and literature available in the Philadelphia House Career Resource Library, by contacting related professional associations and by talking with individuals working in the field. This guide also provides information about obtaining related work experience including links to possible internships. However for the best information on current, local internships contact Sally Cardenas, Director of Internships and Community-Based Learning at 562-464-4533 or email her at

94. ICE FISH Cruise, 2004 A Career in Polar marine biology. Photo of Sandra Parker Because we know so little about the polar marine ecosystems, the most natural way to develop a http://www.icefish.neu.edu/specialtopics/career/index.php

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95. Marine Science Potential students exploring the marine biology Option at Bloomsburg University usually have a until a career in marine biology is successful launched. http://departments.bloomu.edu/biology/marine.htm

Bloomsburg University Department of Biological and Allied Health Sciences B.S. and B.A. in Biology Marine Biology Option Why does Bloomsburg University offer a Bachelor's Degree in Biology with a Marine Biology Option and not simply a Marine Biology Degree? The Marine Biology Program at Bloomsburg University is designed to provide maximum career flexibility. The Program is built around a solid core of courses in the fundamentals of biology. Granting the degree in Biology communicates that the student has all the preparation that any generic biology program would provide. Granting a specialization in Marine Biology communicates that the student has additional focused preparation in the marine sciences. That students are broadly trained in fundamentals, as well as being specifically trained, is of crucial importance to potential employers, graduate schools, and professional schools. How much time will I spend at the Marine Science Center in Virginia? Courses in Marine Science are offered during the summer, when students have the flexibility to devote their full attention to detailed studies of the oceans, and when it is more pleasant to be in the water. Students in the Marine Biology Option are required to spend the equivalent of one summer semester at the Marine Science Center. Most students spend more. The remainder of the time is spent at the main campus of Bloomsburg University taking supportive classes in the sciences, and general education classes. What special opportunities are available to students in the Marine Biology Option at Bloomsburg University?

96. Careers In Oceanography: Ocean/Marine Related: Education Is Key divided into different academic disciplines biological oceanography, chemical oceanography, Oceanography/marineRelated careers. Education is Key http://www.onr.navy.mil/careers/ocean_marine/education_key.asp

Site Search ONR Keyword This JavaScript allows the button to be clicked on with a special mouse cursor. This should not affect any browser negatively...the function will just not work the same. Public Acquisition Military Media ... Contact Us Oceanography/Marine-Related Careers Education is Key Start in High School While there are some opportunities in marine-related fields for those who do not continue their education beyond high school, they are generally limited to technical support positions. If you are interested in an oceanography or marine-related career, first you should enroll in as many chemistry, earth science, biology, physics, computer science, and mathematics classes as possible in high school. Also think about participating in a science fair, the ocean science bowl or an intern program that will give you hands-on experience. Some of the many ocean science-related programs available to high school students include: Coastal and Ocean Science Training Internship Program (Coast) COAST provides an opportunity to challenge yourself, meet new friends, and try new activities while getting hands-on experience working in one of our nation's most pristine and diverse habitats. COAST is not a summer camp experience; you will, however, learn about the coastal environment in ways that you never could inside of the classroom or by reading a textbook.

97. Marine Biologist :: Careers In Conservation Education :: Conservation Education Home Conservation Education careers in Zoo Education marine Biologist Hans Walters, marine Biologist “I have met a lot of people who have said http://www.izea.net/education/careers_marinebiologist.htm

Home Conservation Education Careers in Zoo Education Marine Biologist Marine Biologist Hans Walters, Marine Biologist for the Wildlife Conservation Society Official Title: Supervisor, Animal Department/New York Aquarium; Primary Investigator, Sand Tiger Shark Project For as long as he can remember, Hans has been fascinated with sharks. As a little kid, he watched the marine explorer Jacques Cousteau on television. When Hans was 10, his father took him to see a documentary film called "Blue Water, White Death." It was made by a former trustee of WCS named Peter Gimbel, and it followed a group of divers as they sailed around the world in an attempt to capture the first underwater footage of great white sharks. That cemented his desire to be a scuba diver and marine biologist. Hans feels that the opportunity to do conservation research as part of his job is an incredible gift. For part of the year, Hans studies sand tiger sharks in the wild. The information he gathers about their behavior and migration not only helps us better understand these fascinating animals, but may help develop strategies for protecting marine habitats and other marine animals. "

98. Lesson Plans - Underwater Study: Marine Biology In this lesson, students will learn about marine biology as a career, the types of plants and animals marine biologists study, and how technology helps them http://www.nationalgeographic.com/xpeditions/lessons/06/g35/thys.html

Check out: X6: Culture Goggles Standard #6: How culture and experience influence people's perceptions of places and regions Complete Index Underwater Study: Marine Biology Ancient Egypt: Stories and Myths Cultural Symbols and the Characteristics of Place Geotourism: Friendly Destinations Jimmy Chin's Adventure in Extreme Photography Lewis and Clark: Facing Challenges—Real and Imagined Lewis and Clark: Same Place, Different Perspectives Preservation is Important? Says Who? Complete Index Underwater Study: Marine Biology Overview: The ocean is one of the most unexplored places on Earth. Oceanographers, marine biologists, and many others are devoting their careers to exploring the oceans' ecosystems, learning about and preserving the health and inhabitants of these amazing places. In this lesson, students will learn about marine biology as a career, the types of plants and animals marine biologists study, and how technology helps them in their work. Connections to the Curriculum: Geography, social studies, science Connections to the National Geography Standards: Standard 6: "How culture and experience influence people's perceptions of places and regions" Standard 14: "How human actions modify the physical environment" Standard 18: "How to apply geography to interpret the present and plan for the future" Time: One to two hours Materials Required: Computer with Internet access Large sheet paper, paints, markers, and other art supplies

99. OIMB - Marine Biology Major Career options for marine biology graduates include jobs in state and federal government, advanced training for research and teaching in the marine sciences http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~oimb/marinebiomajorone.html

The Marine Biology Degree at OIMB The University of Oregon has recently approved a new Baccalaureate Degree Students in the Marine Biology Major spend time on the Eugene campus and at the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology. In Eugene, students take introductory biology courses and fulfill chemistry, mathematics, physics, and general education requirements. Upper division biology courses are taken at OIMB and the marine biology major requires students to spend a minimum of three terms at the OIMB campus in Charleston. Courses are offered at OIMB during spring, summer and fall terms. The OIMB campus has dorms and a dining hall to accommodate students. Once students are admitted to the University, they can declare their intention to major in marine biology by designating themselves as marine biology premajors. On completion of the General Biology (BI 211, 212, 213, 214) or Foundations Biology (BI 251, 252, 253) sequences students may apply to become a marine biology major. A written statement of purpose Admission To The Marine Biology Major Marine Biology Major Requirements Suggestions for Scheduling the Marine Biology Major ... OIMB Tours for Potential Majors © 2003, University of Oregon, Oregon Institute of Marine Biology

100. Academic Advising & Career Development Academic Advising and Career Development Office at James Madison University. marine Biologist; Medical Illustrator; Medical Research Assistant http://www.jmu.edu/aacd/career_guide/majors/biology.htm

AACD Home Career Guide Home Biology Tell me more about... THE MAJOR WHO SUCCEEDS CAREERS INTERNSHIPS ... WEBSITES THE MAJOR The Biology major is a department within the JMU Concentrations: Biotechnology, Clinical Laboratory Science (Medical Technology), Ecology, Microbiology, Molecular Physiology, Plant Sciences, Zoology Description of Major: Tell me more about this field of study. Tell me more about specializations in this major. What common major or minor combinations from other departments complement this major? The most common is perhaps a minor in Chemistry. Other combinations could include: Anthropology, Art, Environmental Studies, Geology, Geographic Sciences, Health Sciences, Historical Archaeology, Integrated Science and Technology, Justice Studies, Mathematics, Nutrition, Physics, Pre-Dentistry, Pre Medicine, Pre Physical Therapy, Pre Veterinary, Psychology, or Technical and Scientific Communication. CHARACTERISTICS OF SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS CAREERS Many graduates choose typical career paths associated with this major. However, some graduates choose unrelated careers that utilize skills and experiences developed during their years in college. Keep in mind, that some fields will require graduate study or further training. The listing below offers examples of possible career paths and is not meant to be comprehensive.

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