Aquatic and Fishery Sciences - MS

University of Washington

Seattle, Washington

Program Setting

School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences

Attendance: In-Person
Program Faculty: 63
Program Students: Data Not Avail.
Program Details
Degree Type: Master's - MS
Master's Type: Thesis
Minimum Credits: 45
Typical Length: 2-3 years
Getting In
GRE Required: Yes
GPA Minimum: 3.0
Category: Marine Biology - Water Resources - Wildlife Science
Listing information not verified by department. Please check with department to confirm.
Alert
Due to COVID-19 outbreak, program details may have changed. Please check with department to confirm program details.
Description

The School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences (SAFS) offers two graduate degree programs: Master of Science in Aquatic and Fishery Sciences and a Doctor of Philosophy in Aquatic and Fishery Sciences.

At the SAFS, you will graduate employment-ready with the skills to advance the discipline of fisheries and aquatic sciences. You will learn to develop, articulate and implement novel research that addresses relevant questions or issues in a selected discipline; communicate science effectively to peers and integrate knowledge across disciplines; and gain leadership skills by mentoring, advising, and instructing junior colleagues.

The Master of Science (MS) degree is a learned degree, often precursory to the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree. Typically, the student is required to complete a research-based thesis. Course requirements are flexible to support the educational and career goals of the student. Students interested in an MS degree should contact individual faculty members to request information on current research and graduate opportunities. Students completing an MS degree may petition to pursue a Ph.D. degree without reapplying.

Costs
Tuition:
Tuition Per Semester: $15,086
Tuition Per Credit: Data Not Avail.
Total Program Tuition: Data Not Avail.
Resident Rate:
Tuition Per Semester: $8,691
Tuition Per Credit: Data Not Avail.
Total Program Tuition: Data Not Avail.
Assistantships Available:
Yes
% Receiving Aid:
Data Not Avail.
The majority of SAFS graduate students are funded by half-time (50%) research assistantships (RA-ships) paid from faculty research grants. An advisor can also fund students using half-time (50%) teaching assistantships (TA-ships) for courses they teach, but this is usually in conjunction with RA-ships for quarters in which TA-ships are not available. For example, a graduate student might TA for 2 quarters and then be funded as an RA for 6 quarters.
Alert
Due to COVID-19 outbreak, program details may have changed. Please check with department to confirm program details.
More Info
Program Website Faculty Coursework Getting In
Other Programs In Department:
Aquatic and Fishery Sciences - PhD
Category: Marine Biology - Water Resources - Wildlife Science
Student Experiences

No Student Experiences for this program yet

Featured Programs
Related Searches
Marine Biology Programs Washington Marine Biology Master's Water Resources Programs Washington Water Resources Master's Wildlife Science Programs Washington Wildlife Science Master's Master's Programs Washington
Give feedback
Give feedback

Help us improve our website

Return