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UM Awarded $6 Million
Researchers receive three years of funding to study the Gulf.The Research Board awarded over $6 million to University of Miami researchers to study the effects of oil in the ecosystem and public health.
Researchers Study Coral
UM Researchers Study Sediment in Deep Coral Reefs.A University of Miami research team analyzed the sediments of mesophotic coral reefs.
Scientists Awarded Grants
UM Scientists Awarded Florida RESTORE Act Program Grants.Researchers at the University of Miami were awarded $580,000 from the Florida RESTORE Act.
Shark Conservation
Researchers surveyed fishers on shark conservation.Researchers surveyed recreational fishers on attitudes toward shark conservation.
June 1 begins the 2015 Atlantic hurricane season and our Department of Atmospheric Sciences, conducts year-round research. Click link for highlights about our researchers, publications, and outreach. It also includes a "portal" to real-time products and information useful before and during active hurricanes.
Graduate Programs
The Rosenstiel School offers one of the largest, most comprehensive marine and atmospheric graduate programs in the nation. More about our Graduate Program »
Undergraduate Programs
Our undergraduate degree programs prepare you for exciting careers in marine research, policy, conservation, environmental law, medicine, business and the media. More about our Undergraduate Program »
- BS in Marine Science
- BS in Atmospheric Science
- BA in Marine Affairs
Master of Professional Science
Our graduates have a very particular set of skills! The Master of Professional Science (MPS) is a hands-on, innovative graduate degree at the University of Miami, intended for students who are looking for a multidisciplinary background in marine or climate science. Degree tracks offered in marine conservation, sustainability, natural hazards, applied remote sensing, climate science, marine mammals, ecosystem or fisheries management, aquaculture, and more! Degrees in as little as 12 months! Partial merit-based scholarships available. Accepting applications now. More about MPS »
Marine Technology & Life Sciences Seawater Complex
The Marine Technology and Life Sciences Seawater Complex (MTLSSC) houses studies that rely on seawater for observing air-sea interactions in a controlled environment and for holding, spawning, and rearing marine organisms. Read more »
Research Assistantship Opportunities
Many Ph.D. research assistantships are available in 2016. Apply by December 1.
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