The Master’s Degree Aquaculture is a distance learning program that studies the production of aquatic organisms under controlled conditions throughout part or all of their lifecycle. It includes specialized training with practical knowledge and specific skills in courses related to the student’s concentration, within the Faculty of Life & Earth Sciences.
The program uses a structure of 70% textbooks and 30% project. It requires 36 to 54 academic credits above a Bachelor’s program, with a composition that includes Aquaculture Online and 13 academic credits for research methodology and a final project or thesis. Fees include the program of study, textbooks, study guide, evaluation and assessment, diploma, and transcript.
Modules
- Aquaculture Online
- Research methodology and final project or thesis
- 501AQU - Marine Life
- 502AQU - Phycology
- 503AQU - Ichthyology
- 504AQU - Water & Air Quality
- 505AQU - Marine Zoology
- 506AQU - Marine Ecosystems
- 507AQU - Bioprocessing of Byproducts
- 508AQU - Watershed & Fisheries Management
- 509AQU - Coastal & Marine Ecosystems
- 510AQU - Marine Biology
