Bachelor of Marine and Antarctic Science (P3L)
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Marine and Antarctic Science
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Contact the university
41950
Semester
20975
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Semester 1 (Feb - May), Semester 2 (Jul - Oct)
Minimum 3 Years, up to a maximum of 7 Years
HOBART, Australia
Bachelor of Marine and Antarctic Science studies marine and polar ecosystems, focusing on science, conservation, and sustainable resource use.
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