Courses in probability and statistics are also desirable. For more information about Atmospheric Sciences , see its home page. Applicants to the geophysics program should have an undergraduate degree in one of the physical sciences, mathematics, or engineering, with a strong background in mathematics. For more information about Marine Geophysics , see its home page. The program accommodates prospective and practicing resource managers from diverse backgrounds through its flexible curriculum requirements.
Course work is selected on the basis of the needs and goals of each student.
Graduates are equipped to deal with problems in allocation, utilization, and development of oceanic, coastal, and estuarine resources. Applicants should have an undergraduate degree in a natural science, social-political science, business administration, or engineering, or have significant course work in one of these areas. A MRM minor is also available to interested students in other majors. For more information about the Marine Resource Management program, see its home page.