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University of Stirling MSc Aquaculture: Sustainable Aquaculture

University of Stirling

MSc Aquaculture: Sustainable Aquaculture

Stirling, United Kingdom

12 up to 27 Months

English

Full time, Part time

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Sep 2025

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    About: The MSc in Aquaculture: Sustainable Aquaculture focuses on developing skills in sustainable practices within aquaculture. Over the duration of the course, students will learn about fish farming, water management, and ecosystem balancing. The program emphasizes research and practical applications to prepare graduates for real-world challenges in aquaculture.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue careers in various sectors, including fish farming, environmental consultancy, research institutions, and government agencies focused on sustainable practices in aquaculture. Opportunities may also arise in regulatory roles and non-profit organizations dedicated to marine conservation.

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Study at the world-renowned Institute of Aquaculture – a leading Institute for sustainable aquatic food production and the largest of its kind in the world. The Institute brings together world-class, cross-disciplinary researchers to address a wide range of global challenges facing industry and society.

Our Masters in Sustainable Aquaculture explores the principles of aquaculture and the key factors influencing the viability of aquatic animal farming and food production systems. You’ll develop an understanding of aquatic animal biology, environmental issues, nutrition, reproduction and genetics, disease and health management.

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