Waves in the ocean

Physical Oceanography Postgraduate Taught - September 2024/25* Entry

Course Details

  • Start Month September
  • Qualification MSc
  • Duration 1 year
  • Study Mode

    Full Time

  • Location

    Bangor

Underwater image looking up from between the seaweed at a diver.

Explore More in Ocean Sciences

Ocean Science at Bangor is unique in encompassing the study of all aspects of the global marine environment, from estuaries and coasts to the deep ocean. Our unique location between the mountains and the sea; our unique facilities, which include a fully equipped sea-going research vessel, makes us one of the most popular Universities in the UK study ocean sciences.

Wind turbines generating green energy at sea

Explore More in Physics

We have been teaching Ocean Physics for over 50 years. By studying the physics of the ocean, you will learn about how the ocean works and interacts with other elements of the Earth System, the atmosphere and cryosphere.

Underwater image of fish at a reef.

Explore More in Marine Biology

Marine Biology has been taught at Bangor for nearly 100 years. We are unique in encompassing the study of all aspects of the global marine environment, from estuaries and coasts to the deep ocean.

Wind turbines and photo voltaics

Explore More in Renewables

Our staff are world leaders in ocean renewable energy research, have written “the” textbook on the subject, and are at the forefront of commercial and R&D developments in the sector. Our degree programmes are the foundation for careers in many aspects of the low-carbon energy industry.

 


*The year of entry refers to the academic year in which the course begins rather than the calendar year. E.g. a course with a March 2024 start date will be shown as 'March 2023/24 Entry' because the academic year starts in September making 2023/24 the relevant academic year. Similarly, a course with a January 2023 start date will have 'January 2022/23 Entry' because 2022/23 is the academic year of entry for that course.

 

 

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