ocean engineering and marine sciences

Ever wondered what shark you would be? We took eight Florida Tech majors and asked shark expert Toby Daly-Engel which shark represents each.

Professor Emeritus Norris was a 26-year faculty member and leader in what was then the Department of Oceanography and Ocean Engineering.

Toby Daly-Engel is featured on “When Sharks Attack…and Why,” an eight-episode series debuting this week on broadcast TV and streaming.

Emmy award-winning meteorologist Angie Lassman ’12, ’14 M.S. discusses her journey in broadcast reporting and her time at Florida Tech.

A Florida Tech oceanography student and researcher was recently part of a historical event taking place under our seas.

Florida Tech’s campus is teeming with wildlife both big and small. We’ve compiled a Florida Tech field guide showcasing just a few of the creatures on campus.

Two tracks are offered: marine and environmental science, and mathematical modeling, both with content aligned with Florida high schools.

Juniors Liana van Woesik and Lila Xenakis are recipients of 2023-24 Dr. Kerry Bruce Clark Endowed Scholarships in Marine Biology.

The eight-week program is designed to help prepare participants for careers in the expanding fields of statistics and data analysis.

See how you can put your passion to work, make a positive difference in the world and pursue greatness at Florida Tech.