B.Sc Oceanography is a 3-year undergraduate programme focused on understanding oceans as dynamic systems that influence weather, climate, biodiversity, and coastal livelihoods. The curriculum typically integrates core science (physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics) with specialised topics such as physical oceanography (waves, tides, currents), chemical oceanography (seawater composition and nutrient cycles), marine biology and ecology (plankton to benthic communities), and marine geology/geophysics (seafloor processes, sediments and plate tectonics). Students also learn methods used in ocean studies such as ocean sampling, basic instrumentation, remote sensing and GIS fundamentals, and statistical/data handling for environmental datasets. Practical components commonly include lab experiments, field visits/coastal surveys (subject to institute facilities), project work, and seminars. After graduation, students can enter roles in environmental and coastal monitoring, marine and fisheries support services, hydrographic and ocean data assistance, or progress to M.Sc in Oceanography/Marine Science/Environmental Science for research and higher-level careers.