Master of Marine Studies (Aquaculture)

Program Overview

The Master of Marine Studies (Aquaculture) program from the Marine Institute equips students with advanced knowledge and skills in aquaculture management, fostering critical thinking, leadership, and strategic planning capabilities. Through a blend of theoretical and practical coursework, including a 12-week internship, graduates are prepared for managerial roles within the aquaculture industry. The program offers a flexible structure with on-campus and online delivery options, catering to the needs of working professionals.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

• Overview: The Master of Marine Studies (Aquaculture) program from the Marine Institute focuses on strategic planning, decision-making, and management for aquaculture organizations.
It aims to enhance expertise in the aquaculture field and advance career opportunities.
• Objectives:
• Develop advanced knowledge and skills in aquaculture management.
• Foster critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
• Enhance leadership and strategic planning capabilities.
• Prepare graduates for managerial roles within the aquaculture industry.
• Program Description:
• 36 credit hours of coursework, including a 12-week internship.
• Delivers a blend of theoretical, practical, and applied management perspectives.
• Enables students to apply their skills in real-world aquaculture settings.

Outline:

• Program Structure:
• Six semesters for full-time completion.
• Initial on-campus delivery of the first six courses, transitioning to online format later.
• Advanced Diploma in Sustainable Aquaculture graduates may receive advanced standing for selected courses with additional work experience.
• Course Schedule:

Teaching:

• Teaching Methods:
• In-class instruction
• Hands-on training
• Managerial-focused coursework
• Faculty:

Careers:

• Career Paths:
• Leadership roles in the aquaculture industry
• Opportunities:
• Management positions in aquaculture farms, advisory agencies, and research institutions.