Learning outcomes:

- integrate knowledge of technological, physiological, ecological, economic and social aspects of the use of aquatic organisms and marine ecosystems;

- analyse critically the social and ecological dynamics of the utilisation of marine resources, and the conservation and restoration of marine ecosystems;

- compare stakeholder views on socio-ecological aspects of marine ecosystems and aquatic production systems;

- assess the ethical and societal consequences of production of aquatic organisms and use of marine ecosystems, define dilemmas and design possible solutions;

- co-operate in an interdisciplinary and international team;

- communicate with specialists and non-specialists considering the nature of the target group;

- reflect upon personal knowledge, skills, attitudes and functioning

Specialisation Aquaculture:

- design ecologically, economically, and socially sustainable production of fish and other marine organisms in a global perspective.

Specialization Marine Resources and Ecology:

- evaluate biodiversity, environmental quality and sustainability of marine ecosystems for the design of management of the marine environment.

Specialization Marine Governance:

- evaluate existing socio-economic arrangements in order to design strategies for the governance and management of sustainable marine ecosystems and aquatic resources.