Coastal Careers
There are an enormous number of career opportunities in marine environments. Here, some of those working in the field explain what they do, and offer advice for people starting out
Content last updated: 07/02/2008
There are an enormous number of career opportunities in marine environments. Here, some of those working in the field explain what they do, and offer advice for people starting out
A Caribbean diving trip led to a career campaigning for the England's coast for Karen Mitchell.
Working with the Shark Trust brings a mixture of positive changes and frustration for Ali Hood.
Working in a field of developing technology means it's rarely a 9 to 5 job for Cathryn Hooper.
These articles have been made possible by a partnership between The Crown Estate and The Open University. The Crown Estate manages property in the UK within the Marine, Urban and Rural Estates and all their revenue surplus is returned to the Treasury. The Marine Stewardship Fund, which supports this project, contributes to the good management and stewardship of the marine estate. The Open University is committed to making education available to all.
Content last updated: 07/02/2008
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