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Degrees Offered

Explore our program options to find the degree that fits your academic and professional goals.

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Master of Marine Management

The Master of Marine Management (MMM) is aÌý 16-month, course-based, professional, interdisciplinary graduate program at AV¾ãÀÖ²¿ designed for future leaders in ocean and coastal management. Blending core and elective courses with an internship opportunity and a final research project, the MMM immerses students in real-world subjects like marine conservation, climate adaptation, fisheries, knowledge systems, and ocean policy.ÌýFind more details on the MMM Faculty of Graduate Studies site.

Master of Fisheries Science

The Master of Fisheries Science (MFSc) is a 16‑month, course‑based professional graduate program launching in 2026 (pending MPHEC approval). Designed in collaboration with AV¾ãÀÖ²¿â€™s Departments of Biology and Mathematics & Statistics and Fisheries and Oceans Canada, the program prepares students for applied careers in fisheries science, stock assessment, data analytics, fisheries biology, and management. It is ideal for recent graduates or early‑career professionals seeking advanced training that blends classroom learning, intensive field courses, applied projects, and mentorship from fisheries experts. Graduates will be equipped for roles in government, Indigenous and international fisheries organizations, consulting, NGOs, and industry

Interdisciplinary PhD

The Interdisciplinary PhD (IDPhD) program at AV¾ãÀÖ²¿ enables highly motivated students to tackle complex marine challenges by blending methods and topics from multiple disciplines. Supported by MAP faculty, candidates develop a customized research program, collaborate with leading experts, and pursue innovative research questions in fields like ocean policy, fisheries, conservation, and other relevant fields.ÌýApplicants are encouraged to carefully consider their research questions, funding plans, and supervisory team before applying. For detailed admission requirements and guidance, please visit the Interdisciplinary PhD Program page or contact marine.affairs@dal.ca.