If you want to understand life on Earth, you have to understand the ocean. Not only are most living creatures actually in the ocean that covers two-thirds of the planent, but many of Earth's major processes are also connected to its physical properties. Studying marine science at UD, you will learn marine biology, oceanography, geology, and other related sciences, as well as policy and environmental management. You will gain the broad education and skills to seek solutions to some of our most pressing environmental challengesclimate change, ocean acidification, sustainable fisheries, habitat conservation, ocean pollution and more You will complete the program with a concentration in either marine biology or oceanography to build expertise as you prepare for your career or further study.<br><br>Graduates of the Bachelor of Science Degree in Marine Science, with concentration in Marine Biology, will be able to:<br><br>Explain fundamental concepts in marine biology from cells to organisms, and their interaction with the environment<br>Analyze, interpret, and evaluate scientific data<br>Perform the process by which scientific knowledge is generated and placed in the context of marine biological literature<br>Explain how humans affect the marine environment, and how the marine environment affects humans<br>Communicate scientific concepts and knowledge in oral and written form