Applied Marine Biology (AMB) is a marine science course with an emphasis on research applications to all aspects connected with harvesting food from natural and aqua-cultured marine animals and plants. Grounded in basic sciences in the first year, AMB students receive instruction and training in a broad range of techniques and subject areas. including ecology, physiology, biochemistry and molecular biology, The plants and animals that students will become familiar with include seaweeds, plankton, various kinds of fishes, shellfish, and other interesting organisms such as sea urchins. Opportunities are also available for working at the biochemical level on novel substances of potential use as medicines. In short, training is available in all aspects of the Faculty of Agriculture themes of "Food. Health and Environment."
Extra Notes
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