Science in Marine Environment and Resources University of Bordeaux

Award	Attendance	Study	Duration	Start	Domestic fees	International fees
Master	On-Campus	Full-time	find out	September	€4500.00 year per	€9000.00 year per

Course fee notes

Annual fees: Third country students: 9,000€/year, European students/assimilated as European: 4,500€/year *according to Erasmus Mundus rules.
Scholarships: Erasmus Mundus scholarships, Erasmus mobility grants, Mobility grants funded by the Spanish Government and the Basque Government.
Students choosing to study in Bordeaux: Mobility grants available according to excellence criteria funded by the Excellence Initiatives in Bordeaux and Bilbao (i.e. the excellence programs of the Universities of the Basque Country and of Bordeaux: Euskampus, FidEx, www.aquimob.fr); Mobility grants available according to excellence/social criteria funded by the partner institutions and by regional governments (e.g. Conseil Regional Aquitaine for Bordeaux: www.aquimob.fr).

Course overview

The MER master program provides high quality teaching in general oceanography with a specialization in marine environment (ecology, ecotoxicology, biochemistry, geochemistry, sedimentology, paleo-oceanography) and living or non-living marine resources.

The MER program benefits from a consortium of four EU universities (Bilbao - Spain, Bordeaux-France, Southampton-UK and Liège-Belgium) and a worldwide network of associated partners.

Entry requirements

Admission requirements: Hold a Bachelor degree or equivalent from a European or third country university in the field of biosciences, chemical sciences, geosciences, physical sciences or engineering.
Language requirements: The minimum requirements for non-native speakers are an IELTS score of 6.5 or TOEFL 570/227, or an equivalent approved by the Joint Program Board of the Consortium (JPB).

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