Master in Fisheries Policy

The Master of Fisheries Policy is tailored for those aiming to work in fisheries or environmental policy roles. This one-year program is ideal for mid-level managers or enforcement officers seeking to deepen their understanding of fisheries management and marine resources. Students will benefit from UOW's strong connections with various government agencies and organizations, enhancing their learning experience.

Students will explore critical subjects such as fisheries management, monitoring, control, and surveillance, as well as the legal and economic aspects of fish trade. The curriculum emphasizes practical skills and knowledge, preparing graduates to tackle the complexities of sustainable fisheries management. The program also offers opportunities for online study, making it accessible to international students.

Graduates can pursue diverse career paths, including roles as Fisheries Policy Advisors, Maritime Policy Advisors, and legal positions such as Barristers or Lawyers. They may find employment in government sectors focusing on resource management, defence, and foreign affairs. The skills gained are transferable across various industries, making this program a valuable asset for those interested in marine resource management.