Major Options
The OST Program offers Marine Ecology Option and Oceanography Option for students to choose based on their study interests in Ocean Science. Students who are competent and interested in research career can also opt for the international Research Enrichment (IRE) track, which offers outstanding students the additional resources and opportunities to nurture their research abilities.
Marine Ecology Option | |
OCES 4203 | Environmental Impact and Risk Assessment |
OCES 4301 | Environmental Conservation |
Marine Ecology Electives (Choose 2 courses from below) | |
OCES 3302 | Marine Pollution Tracking |
OCES 4201 | Environmental Microbiology |
OCES 4204 | Coral Reef Ecosystem Science |
OCES 4320 | Marine Toxicology |
Oceanography Option | |
OCES 3301 | Data Analysis in Ocean Science |
MATH 1014 | Calculus II |
Oceanography Electives (Choose 2 courses from below) | |
MATH 2350 | Applied Linear Algebra and Differential Equations |
OCES 3201 | Biological Oceanography |
OCES 3203 | Physical Oceanography |
OCES 4205 | Chemical Oceanography |
Course and Schedule
OCES Department offers a range of courses designed to help students gain an in-depth understanding of the fundamental of ocean science and technology, and master observational, laboratory, theoretical and computational techniques in ocean related disciplines.
OCES 4964 Capstone & OCES 4974 & OCES 4984 Research project
OCES 4964 serves as a basic research training in an area of ocean science provided by the BSc Ocean Science and Technology. Students are required to conduct a literature review or research project under the supervision of a faculty member, and to submit a written report and give an oral presentation.
OCES 4974 & OCES 4984 is a two-term project and require students to undertake a research project in ocean science and technology under faculty supervision. OCES 4974 is the first part of the project. After completion of OCES 4974 in the Fall semester, students will need to register for OCES 4984 in Spring.