Oceanography 

• Oceanography is the study of the ocean and its environment. It includes the study of weather, ocean currents, marine organisms, sea life, and other aspects related to the ocean.

• Marine scientists collect and analyze data from the ocean and its atmosphere.

• They study marine life and the characteristics of species.

• They write reports and papers on their research activities and findings.

• They lecture to university classes.

To become an oceanographer, you will need a strong foundation in science, mathematics, and computer science. You will also need to develop strong communication and problem-solving skills. Some of the key skills required for oceanography include:

• Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

• Data Analysis

• Technical writing

• Logical Ability

• Important skills for careers in geography, environmental science, urban planning, business, engineering, healthcare, education, and government:

  • GIS

  • Data analysis

  • Technical writing

  • Logical ability

• Resources are available online and in libraries.

• Courses and workshops are offered.

• Research Associate: Scientist who works on research projects under a principal investigator.

• Chemical Oceanographer: Studies the chemistry of the ocean.

• Geological Oceanographer: Studies the geology of the ocean floor.

• Marine Biologist: Studies marine organisms.

• Oceanographer: Studies the ocean, including its physical properties, chemistry, biology, and geology.

• Physical Oceanographer: Studies the physical properties of the ocean.

• Oceanography is a low-demand field with medium salary levels. Freshers can expect to earn an average salary of 3-4 lakhs.

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