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Submitted by JRugg on Wed, 10/21/2009 - 21:32.

I am graduating with a Bachelors in Community and Regional Planning this December and looking at Masters programs. I am really interested in Coastal Management; however, that's only mentioned at a handful of schools. Also, after looking through course descriptions it seems like a masters degree would be very repetitive of my bachelors. So I am looking at pursuing a masters in Marine Affairs at the University of Washington or Rhode Island. Is this a good idea? Furthermore, does anyone know of any other schools for this?

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What do you want to do in

Submitted by nrschmid on Sun, 11/22/2009 - 07:29.

What do you want to do in coastal management? Do you want to deal with the land use or environmental side (pollution issues)? Do you want to work with local ecosystems?

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