The marine biologist studies the composition and biodiversity of organisms in aquatic environments, seas, rivers, lakes and in captivity or laboratory.
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In Brazil, marine biology courses are still, for the most part, offered as a specialization for those who have already studied Biological Sciences.
However, it is also possible to find public and private institutions that offer direct graduation, mainly in the baccalaureate modality, some also offer a degree. The south and southeast regions of Brazil concentrate the number of courses in the area.
Here are some universities where the course is offered:
The marine biologist can perform activities such as:
The market has been favorable to the profession, as the growing concern with the preservation of life in the oceans and the The need to develop environmentally responsible projects leads companies to look for more professionals in the field. area.
See some options jobs for marine biologist:
Biologists in general, including also marine biologists, although their profession has been regulated since 1979, still do not have a salary floor, contrary to what happens with other professions regulated.
The average salary of a biologist in Brazil varies a lot. A professional at the beginning of his career earns an average of R$ 960. With more experience and length of service, you can receive R$ 4,500. The national average is R$ 2,080.
There is a bill pending in the Chamber of Deputies since 2013 that provides for the working hours, working conditions and salary floor for biologists. It proposes a weekly workload of 36 hours and a salary equivalent to five minimum wages, or R$ 3,940. This proposal has not yet been approved.
In the public service, the biologist receives a better remuneration.
Check out public services that pay well for marine biologists:
Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) such as Projeto Tamar (Brazilian Center for the Protection and Research of Sea Turtles), the SOS Mata Atlântica, WWF-Brasil and Projeto Peixe-Boi Marinho even offer salaries close to those found in the service public.
According to a 2016 survey by Exame magazine, marine biologists earn an average of US$5,300 per month in the United States.
(Sources: Exame Magazine)