Aquatic Resources

We want to enable future generations to benefit from sustainably managed stocks of fish and shellfish in a biodiverse ecosystem. Our research contributes to enhanced environmental quality and improved management of aquatic resources.

Programme Structure

Major areas of research at the department include:

• Biodiversity and conservation
• Ecosystems
• Sustainable fishery
• Climate

Admission requirements

Academic requirements

We are not aware of any specific GRE, GMAT or GPA grading score requirements for this programme.

English requirements

TOEFL iBT: 90

Other requirements

General requirements

To be admitted, you need to:

• hold a second-cycle (Master's) qualification or at least 240 credits, of which a minimum of 60 credits are from second-cycle courses;
• meet the English language requirements;
• demonstrate enough potential and skills to be able to successfully complete your studies.

Those who appear to be best suited to doctoral studies will be invited to an interview.

Tuition Fees

Doctoral students are not required to pay tuition fees.