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Online Course

Marine Biology Debate Club

Duration

12

weeks

Program Dates

Time Commitment

Format

Class Size

2 hours per week

Online

3-15 students

Section one:
Jan 06 - Mar 21, 2025
Section two:
Sep 23 - Dec 09, 2025

Tuition

$385

Save up to $200 with a NOA membership

Enrollment closes 1 week prior to the start date

Course Frequency

Mondays and Wednesdays 1 pm PT

Optional Extra

Age

Scholarships available

All Ages

Course Introduction

Welcome to the Marine Biology Club, a dynamic and engaging exploration of our planet’s marine environments. This program offers an in-depth study of marine biology, focusing on the complex interrelationships within ocean ecosystems, the challenges they face, and the innovative solutions being developed to protect and conserve them. Through a series of interactive classes, we delve into topics ranging from the wonders of coral reefs and the deep sea to the impact of human activities and the latest in marine conservation technologies. Whether you are a marine enthusiast or a dedicated environmental advocate, this course will enrich your understanding of marine life and the critical issues affecting our oceans today.

Learning Outcomes

After completing this course you’ll be able to:

  • Gain a comprehensive understanding of marine ecosystems, including coral reefs, deep-sea environments, and coastal zones.

  • Learn about the latest advancements in marine conservation and the technologies used to explore and protect the oceans.

  • Understand the ecological roles of marine organisms, from megafauna like whales and sharks to microscopic microorganisms.

  • Develop critical insights into the effects of human activities such as pollution, overfishing, and climate change on marine environments.

  • Explore effective conservation strategies and success stories, and understand the role of citizen science in marine conservation efforts.

Is This Course for Me?

What are the surprising reasons behind the disappearance of marine species, and how can we turn the tide? How does marine conservation actively safeguard our oceans, and what role can you play in these critical efforts? This course is perfect for individuals eager to deepen their understanding of marine biology and conservation. Whether you're a student or professional in marine biology, environmental science, or a related field, this program will broaden your knowledge of marine ecosystems and the latest conservation practices. It's also tailored for environmental advocates and conservationists looking to stay informed about current challenges and innovative solutions in marine biology. If you have a passion for the ocean and are interested in exploring how human activities impact marine environments, this course will equip you with the insights and tools needed to make a meaningful contribution to marine preservation.

Earn Your Certification

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Demonstrate your expertise with an official NOA Academy certification. Upon successfully completing a program, you’ll receive a digital certificate detailing your achievement, including the course title and your name. This verified credential is ready to be added to your LinkedIn profile, academic applications, and professional portfolios, signaling your commitment to specialized knowledge and skill development.

Course Curriculum

This curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive exploration of marine biology, delving into the complex interactions and conservation challenges of our oceanic environments.

Over twenty-eight engaging classes, you will immerse yourself in the diverse realms of marine ecosystems, from the vibrant life of coral reefs to the enigmatic depths of the deep sea.
Each session will guide you through critical topics such as marine pollution, shark conservation, and the impacts of climate change, while also highlighting groundbreaking advancements in marine science. You’ll uncover the vital roles of marine organisms, the intricate balance of oceanic ecosystems, and the innovative solutions being developed to address pressing environmental issues.

By the end of this course, you'll have a deep understanding of marine ecology and conservation, equipping you with the knowledge to contribute to the protection and preservation of our oceans. Get ready to explore the mysteries of the marine world and discover how you can play a part in safeguarding our blue planet. Here’s a detailed overview of the classes we will cover:

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Our Educators:

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Marta Fabregas

Founder, International Coordinator and Instructor

Marta Fabregas is a dedicated marine biologist, educator, and founder of Noa Adventures and Academy, who teaches most of the programs at NOA Academy.

The Marine Biology Club is an incredible experience for anyone with a deep passion for the ocean. It ignites a profound sense of wonder and responsibility towards marine ecosystems. The club’s dynamic approach to teaching goes beyond traditional learning; it sparks a true love for marine life and motivates students to actively engage in conservation efforts. The enthusiasm and dedication of the instructors create an environment where curiosity thrives and meaningful connections to the ocean are formed. We wholeheartedly recommend this club to anyone eager to explore the mysteries of the sea and make a real impact on marine conservation.
-Isla M.
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This class is perfect for anyone interested in the health of our planet. It instills a sense of responsibility and curiosity about environmental issues in young minds. Marta’s teaching style not only educates but also inspires students to think critically and creatively about how they can contribute to a healthier planet. We highly recommend this class to all who care about the environment and want to learn from an exceptional educator like Marta.
- Richard P.

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