You are interested in the analytics of safety and the diversity of study-based initiatives that have been undertaken to ensure public safety.
Academic institutions, researchers in marine-based industries, marine transport, firefighting, search and rescue, government, regulatory agencies, non-governmental organizations, or consulting.
Program Location:
Online
Program Length:
15 credit hours of course work + thesis
Courses:
View Memorial University Calendar
Application Deadline:
Fall Admission:
February 1
For More Information:
Master of Science in Maritime Studies (Public Safety) brochure
The degree of Master of Science in Maritime Studies (Public Safety) is a research-focused Master’s degree offered by the School of Maritime Studies, at the Fisheries and Marine Institute. This program is for students who aim to pursue a career in public safety and includes skills training that will empower students to conduct publication-quality research in areas of safety and survival.
The Master of Science in Maritime Studies (Public Safety) consists of 15 credit hours of coursework relevant to the student’s research area and chosen in consultation with the supervisor and a thesis composed of at least one manuscript of original research. Students may be required by their Supervisory Committee to take additional courses. The degree would normally be completed within four semesters from the date of first registration in the M.Sc. degree program. Students will normally complete course requirements in their first three semesters.
Admission is limited and competitive.
Please refer to the Memorial University Calendar for descriptions and regulations for this program.
“The safety of the public is an essential component to quality of life. The program is designed to prepare students for work in the public safety and armed forces sectors, tying together disciplinary approaches with a focus on a healthier, safer, and best-prepared workforce. Students will benefit from rigorous applied and theoretical learning, advance knowledge, and build connections with the greater public safety community at sea and on land.”
- Rosemary Ricciardelli, PhD