MS Coastal and Ocean Policy
Course Overview
The Master of Coastal and Ocean Policy (MCOP) is a professional, interdisciplinary degree designed to train future leaders in the sustainable governance of marine environments. This non-thesis program equips students with the practical skills to integrate scientific research into effective policy and management decisions for governmental and non-governmental organizations. The curriculum provides a powerful fusion of public policy analysis and coastal marine science, preparing graduates to address complex challenges facing ocean resources both in the U.S. and internationally.
Key Program Highlights
- Professional, non-thesis degree focused on leadership roles in ocean and coastal governance
- Unique interdisciplinary curriculum blending public policy analysis and marine science
- Learn to translate scientific research into effective government decision-making
- Taught by leading researchers and experts in their respective fields
- Prepares for careers in both U.S. and international environmental and resource management
Course Overview
The Master of Coastal and Ocean Policy (MCOP) is a professional, interdisciplinary degree designed to train future leaders in the sustainable governance of marine environments. This non-thesis program equips students with the practical skills to integrate scientific research into effective policy and management decisions for governmental and non-governmental organizations. The curriculum provides a powerful fusion of public policy analysis and coastal marine science, preparing graduates to address complex challenges facing ocean resources both in the U.S. and internationally.
Key Program Highlights
- Professional, non-thesis degree focused on leadership roles in ocean and coastal governance
- Unique interdisciplinary curriculum blending public policy analysis and marine science
- Learn to translate scientific research into effective government decision-making
- Taught by leading researchers and experts in their respective fields
- Prepares for careers in both U.S. and international environmental and resource management