Applicants must be currently enrolled TAMUG CESS majors in senior level standing.
3+2 Master of Marine Resources Management
Students with an eye to the future can earn both a B.S. in Coastal Environmental Science & Society and a Master of Marine Resources Management in five years. The curriculum is accelerated and demanding, but the rewards are incalculable.
The B.S. in Coastal Environmental Science & Society provides students with a strong scientific foundation and focuses on the economic, environmental, and social of marine and coastal resources. The Master of Marine Resources Management program prepares students for management, leadership, and policy-making roles in marine and coastal resources.
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Love What You Do
This degree program views marine natural resources management and policy development from both an ecological and policy perspective, which serves the needs of both private and public sector jobs in a great range of companies and agencies.
Career Paths
Research
Professor
Oil and Gas Development
Fisheries Management
Coastal Zone Management
Conservation
Environmental Consulting
Secondary Education
Hiring Agencies
State and Federal agencies
Private industry (including Oil and Gas)
Universities
Conservation Groups
Non-profits
Ports
Tourism Groups
Salary Ranges
$61,100 on average, increases depending on industry.
Only current Texas A&M University at Galveston students majoring in Coastal Environmental Science & Society can apply to the 3+2 Master of Marine Resources Management program. Admissions requirements include a 3.25 GPA, and completion of all undergraduate CESS coursework.