Aquatic Resource Management
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Aquatic Resource Management is taught jointly with the University Marine Biological Station at Millport and with major input from the UK water industry, environmental regulators and aquatic scientists. Includes a 12 week internship. Unique mix of freshwater, estuarine and marine science and management. Close collaboration with outside organisations active in aquatic management.
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Aquatic Resource Management is taught jointly with the
University Marine Biological Station at Millport and with major
input from the UK water industry, environmental regulators and
aquatic scientists. Includes a 12 week internship. Unique mix of
freshwater, estuarine and marine science and management. Close
collaboration with outside organisations active in aquatic
management.
Watch the video here, or access the 'interactive' tab to view at a
larger size and see any alternative films
playOverviewVideo('/prospectus/images/home.jpg','http://podcast.ulcc.ac.uk/accounts/kings/KCL_Marketing/Geography.flv','true','details_18');
KEY BENEFITS
- 12 week project placement (internship) gives a headstart into employment.
- Unique mix of freshwater, estuarine and marine science and management.
- Close collaboration with outside organisations who are active in the aquatic management arena.
- Located in the heart of London.
PURPOSETo provide training in the core scientific, technical and
interdisciplinary skills essential for aquatic resource management
and research. Designed for those seeking employment or research
opportunities within the broad field of freshwater, estuarine and
marine resources, and their sustainable development, conservation,
regulation and management.
DESCRIPTIONTaught by the Department of Geography at King's College
London in collaboration with the University Marine Biological
Station at Millport, Scotland, and with major input from the UK
water industry, the MSc programme is able to draw on a unique mix
of freshwater, estuarine and marine expertise. The programme
supports students in developing the core scientific, technical and
interdisciplinary skills required for working in key areas of
aquatic resource management and research, whilst also emphasising
transferable communication and interpersonal skills acquired from
both individual and team activities.
Throughout the programme, students develop an awareness of current
and emerging environmental issues via a close interface with
external organisations and scientists active in aquatic management
and research.
The taught component is followed by a 12 week external project
placement (internship). This project placement which runs from
mid-June, is a key element of the MSc programme, offering hands-on
operational and research training. The MSc programme has developed
extensive links with a very wide range of agencies and
organisations handling current aquatic resource management and
research issues in the UK and overseas. This enables us, with
careful counselling, to provide placements that match individual
career aspirations and experience.
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