James Cook University Subject Handbook - 2001

AQUACULTURE

The Graduate Diploma of Science and the Master of Applied Science in Aquaculture provide training in the concepts and methods of aquaculture, emphasising tropical aquaculture generally, as well as the development and practice of the industry in Australia.

Prospective students should consult with the Course Coordinator. Within the broad framework of the Award Requirements, each student’s program can be tailored to the individual candidate’s background and requirements.

CORE  
AQ5002:03 Aquaculture: Feeds and Nutrition
AQ5003:03 Aquaculture: Propagation
AQ5004:03 Aquaculture: Genetics and Stock Improvement
AQ5005:03 Aquaculture: Management of Culture Systems
AQ5006:03 Aquaculture: Principles and Practices
AQ5007:03 Aquatic Animal Ecophysiology
AQ5008:03 Aquaculture: Systems Design
AQ5009:03 Aquaculture of Tropical Species
AQ5011:09 Aquaculture: Production and Evaluation Report
AQ5012:06 Aquaculture: Hatchery Techniques
TV5240:03 Aquatic Pathobiology
ZL5003:03 Biometry*

ELECTIVES

Consult Course Coordinator for elective information.

MSc and PhD

Students can study for the degrees of MSc and PhD under the supervision of one or more of the academic or research staff of Aquaculture.