Bachelor of Engineering [B.Eng] [Electrical Energy Systems] From University of Strathclyde

With practical application at the core of your studies, you can choose to focus on specific aspects of sustainable aquaculture, including:

• advanced broodstock management

• aquaculture policy and planning

• livelihood analysis

• environmental management and biodiversity

• feed formulation and resources

• aquatic animal health control

• epidemiology

• ecotoxicology

You can also explore the commercial business of sustainable aquaculture, with optional modules covering marketing, business studies and economics. YouÕll learn the skills necessary to establish, manage and appraise aquaculture enterprises and development projects from within the industry or public sector.

The Êprogramme offered by the Êis highly modular, and has been designed to offer considerable flexibility for learning while maintaining a high standard of training. This structure lets you make more subject choices which will benefit your future career.

Careers

• This course has run for over 30 years and weÕve trained over 700 students from all over the world. The comprehensive nature of the course and our close links with UK and overseas industry allows good potential for employment in any aspect of commercial aquaculture. Approximately 30 percent of our students follow a direct route into the industry, including production, the supply sector (feed, health, equipment and systems), or post-harvest (processing and marketing).

• The course is also an excellent grounding for research and further education, often building on the dissertation, and about 30 percent of graduates choose this route. Links with government departments throughout the world allow many of our graduates to establish careers in aquaculture development and aquaculture management in developing countries.