Career Resources and Employment A degree in marine affairs will prepare you for a career right after college or for a graduate career in numerous fields, including earth sciences and social sciences as they relate to the marine field. This versatile degree will allow you to establish a strong background for a career in private […]

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Please also visit CELS Graduate Programs and How to Apply to MAF Programs for more details. Graduate Milestones [themify_button style=”green rounded” link=”https://web.uri.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/1619/MAF-Calendar-Week.pdf” target=”_blank” ]MAF courses calendar[/themify_button] All forms may be found here: https://web.uri.edu/graduate-school/forms/ MAF DEGREE REQUIREMENTS   MMA JD/MMA MAMA PhD Typical time 2-3 semesters 2-3 semesters 4 semesters 6-10 semesters Core Courses** MAF 511, MAF 577, MAF 651, EEC/REN […]

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Funding graduate studies in Marine Affairs generally comes from one or more of five sources: 1) Self funding – Students pay their own tuition and sometimes obtain federal or other loans. Information on tuition and fees can be found at this link. 2) External funding – Students apply for and receive their own external funding […]

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Please review the information below before beginning the application process. Deadlines for Fall admission Jan 15 – Applicants wishing to be considered for URI teaching or research assistantship funding Feb. 1 – International student applicants April 15 – All applicants wishing to be considered for Fall admission You do not need a MAF faculty advisor […]

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