This MSc provides students with a superior understanding of marine systems, exploring the interconnections between the physical environment, biodiversity and the impacts of human activities. Taught by leading experts from the Scottish Oceans Institute, it is designed to prepare students for professional careers in research and management.
BL5310
This module provides students with an up to date understanding of topics related to the biodiversity and ecosystem function (BEF) debate. We examine the importance of biodiversity in the functioning of marine ecosystems and introduce techniques used to measure key components and complexity of marine systems. The module consists of a series of lectures, student-led seminars and practical activities, including some field practicals for data collection and analysis.
Credits: 15
BL5310
This module provides students with an up to date understanding of topics related to the biodiversity and ecosystem function (BEF) debate. We examine the importance of biodiversity in the functioning of marine ecosystems and introduce techniques used to measure key components and complexity of marine systems. The module consists of a series of lectures, student-led seminars and practical activities, including some field practicals for data collection and analysis.
Credits: 15
Course Type: 2022-2023 Modules
Shared Course: No
Feeder Course: No