📖Program Curriculum
The full Masters course for each degree outcome is divided into six taught modules and a single research project module. The overall course is divided into three parts.
Foundation modules (September to November)
There are two compulsory modules taken consecutively which give a broad introduction to aquaculture science and practice. The first focuses on aquaculture species systems and environments and their interaction whilst the second considers aquaculture as a commercial activity its governance and insights into aquaculture in practice. Successful completion of the foundation modules plus one advanced module will qualify you for a Postgraduate Certificate in Sustainable Aquaculture.
Advanced modules (November to March)
You must choose four advanced modules from nine offered. As these are sequential there is a choice of two or three modules for each of the four timetable blocks. Successful completion of the two foundation modules plus four advanced modules will qualify you for a Postgraduate Diploma in Sustainable Aquaculture.
Research Project module (April to August)
The Research Project module is completed in a subject area which complements the chosen course of advanced study or your named degree outcome. These projects can be lab based field based or involve a desk study analysis report. Successful completion of the module subsequent to foundation and advanced modules will qualify you for an MSc in a selected degree outcome.
Modules
The module information below provides an example of the types of course module you may study. The details listed are for the current academic year (September 2022). Modules and start dates are regularly reviewed and may be subject to change in future years.
The MSc Sustainable Aquacuture can be awarded with one of 4 named degree titles.
Students seeking a variant title e.g. MSc Sustainable Aquaculture (Environmental Management) must ensure that they undertake the appropriate modules the relevant named award. Details of these are below:
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