Bachelor in Sustainable Fisheries Marine Resources

There are three main subject areas: Fisheries Sciences; Marine Sciences and Aquaculture. Students who score less than 70% in the second year graduate with a Diploma in Sustainable Fisheries Marine Resources after their third year of study as an exit plan.

ENTRY REQUIREMENT

Grade 12 Higher School Certificate (or equivalent) grade of

‘B’ or better in Language & Literature; Math’s A (or Math’s B);

Biology; Chemistry; Physics. GPA is 2.8 or higher.

Categories: DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES AND MARINE RESOURCES, SCHOOL OF NATURAL RESOURCES

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CAREER PATHWAYS

Research Career Pathway – Marine Biology, Oceanography, Freshwater Ecology, Fisheries Climatology, Fish Population Dynamics, etc.

Applied Career Pathway – Fisheries Management, Aquaculture, Ecotourism, Education, Environmental Consulting; Fisheries Consulting; Conservation, Food Technology, etc.

Course Modules:

SEMESTER ONE

SFM 111 Introduction to Fisheries
STA 112 Applied Biology
STA 113 Applied Chemistry
STA 114 Communication Skills
SIT 114 Introduction to ICT

SEMESTER TWO

SFM 121 Introduction to Aquaculture
SFM 122 Introduction to Aquatic Ecosystems
STA 121 Applied Physics
STA 122 Applied Mathematics
SLP 121 Natural Resources Conservation & Utilization

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