How Long Does It Take to Study Marine Biology?

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Studying marine biology typically requires a significant time investment, with a Bachelor of Science in biology taking about four years, followed by a PhD in marine biology, which can take around six years. This totals approximately eleven years of education. Resources such as the Q&A from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography provide additional insights into pursuing a career in this field. Additionally, engaging with multimedia content, like underwater drone footage, can enhance understanding and interest in marine biology.
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Hi I want to study marine biology. I just want to know how long does it take to study this field
 
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Ummm. It depends? If you get a B.S. in bio (4 years), then do a marine biology PhD at somewhere like Scripps marine institute (6ish years?) then 11ish years total.

Where are you at in your education?
 
Here is a short Q&A
http://aquarium.ucsd.edu/Education/Learning_Resources/So_You_Would_Like_To_Be_A_Marine_Biologist/
 
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Thanks greg that was really help full
 
Cool thanks
 

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