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PhD. Fisheries & Aquaculture

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PhD. Fisheries & Aquaculture

A Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) program in Fisheries and Aquaculture is an advanced research-focused program aimed at providing students with in-depth knowledge and expertise in the sustainable management, conservation, and development of aquatic ecosystems, fisheries resources, and aquaculture practices.


Duration of the Programme

The duration of the program shall normally be Two (2) academic years Teaching methods in all units shall include lectures, field trips, seminars, tutorials, discussions, and practical.

Degree Structure

The program offers courses within the degree structure spelled out by the Faculty.

Year 1 semester 1

Advanced Research Methods in Natural Sciences

Fish Ecology and Population Dynamics

Advanced Aquatic Ecology

Aquaculture Production and Management

Scientific writing and publications


Year 1 semester 2

Integrated Coastal Zone Management

Ecology and Management of Wetland Ecosystems

Advanced Fish Nutrition Technology

Fisheries Post-harvest Processing and Technology

Fish Health Management


Year 2

Research Thesis

 

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