This site is dedicated to students of Hull University Scarborough Campus, studying Coastal Marine Biology.
The site currently includes useful information on the Tropical Ecosystems module taught to students in their third academic year, and will eventually include other information from various modules taught to Coastal Marine Biology students.
To help you find your way around the site please use the Site Map, which is located in the top right corner of this page.
If you are looking for particular information within this website use the search bar also located in the top right of this page.
Useful links to external sites can be seen in the light blue column to the right of each page.
If you have any queries or useful information for the Scarborough Student Scientist website please contact me via the Contact SSS page.
I have just graduated with honours from Hull University Scarborough Centre for Coastal Studies with a high 2.1 in Coastal Marine Biology. If like me you have just graduated and are looking for jobs; look no further. The Marine Jobs section will help you apply to the latest marine science vacancies in the UK.
If you know of any other useful UK Marine Biology websites that have job vacancies (that I have not included) please email me the address at the Contact SSS page.
I have also uploaded my dissertation on the effect of emersion on the heart rate of the Velvet swimming crab, Necora puber. The PDF also includes some basic electronic diagrams to show you how to make a heartrate monitor from a series of components and wires.
