Module 1: Marine Ecology This module delves into the study of diverse marine habitats, ecological interactions among marine organisms, and their adaptation strategies. Students explore ecosystems like coral reefs, deep-sea vents, and estuaries, examining the roles of key species in maintaining ecological balance and resilience.

Module 2: Oceanography Students are introduced to the physical and chemical properties of oceans, including marine currents and their profound influence on marine life. The module covers topics such as ocean circulation patterns, nutrient dynamics, and the impact of climate change on marine ecosystems, providing a foundation in oceanographic processes.

Module 3: Marine Biodiversity This module explores marine species diversity, marine food webs, and the critical importance of biodiversity conservation in marine environments. Students study the interconnectedness of marine organisms, the roles they play in ecosystem functioning, and the conservation challenges they face in the context of global environmental change.

Module 4: Marine Conservation Biology In this module, students analyze the threats to marine biodiversity, explore conservation strategies, and examine marine policy frameworks. Topics include the establishment and management of marine protected areas, sustainable fisheries practices, and the integration of scientific research into marine conservation policy and management decisions.

Module 5: Research Methods in Marine Biology This module provides practical training in marine research methodologies, including data collection techniques, experimental design, and statistical analysis specific to marine biology. Students gain hands-on experience in field sampling, laboratory techniques, and scientific writing, preparing them for conducting rigorous research in marine science and conservation.