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Aquaculture Management








(1) General



School:Of the Environment
Academic Unit:Department of Marine Sciences
Level of studies:Undergraduate
Course Code:191ΘΠ6ΕSemester:F
Course Title:Aquaculture Management
Independent Teaching ActivitiesWeekly Teaching HoursCredits
Total credits5
Course Type:
specialized general knowledge
Prerequisite Courses:
NONE
Language of Instruction and Examinations:
Greek. In case of ERASMUS students: English
Is the course offered to Erasmus students:
YES
Course Website (Url):https://www.mar.aegean.gr/?lang=en&pg=3.1.1&lesson=1066

(2) Learning Outcomes

Learning Outcomes


The student acquires knowledge and understanding of aquaculture from the perspective of managing a business. It is sought and rewarded the active participation of students and the development of creative dialogue with the teacher in order the student to obtain in addition to the knowledge of specific terminology used in the field of business management in general and especially in aquaculture units, and a critical thinking and understanding of the operation of such a business, the interdependence and interaction with customers, competitors, suppliers etc.

In addition the aim of this course is to familiarize the student with aquaculture management issues such as marketing on aquaculture, managing authorities for crops of fish, crustaceans, shellfish and aquatic plants, breeding basics the cultivated species and the effects of aquaculture on the environment. Students learn and the applicable national legal framework governing the establishment and operation of aquaculture units.

The compulsory elaboration and presentation of a study also contributes to acquiring and sharpening capacities such as autonomous work and teamwork, acquisition information, critical analysis, evaluation, comparison and synthesis of information, decision-making and management time. The obligatory presentation of the work also contributes to acquiring and sharpening of communicative skills with the written and spoken word.

General Competences


Search, analysis and synthesis of data and information, using the necessary technologies

Adaptation to new situations

Autonomous or teamwork with presentation

(3) Syllabus


The course covers basic knowledge of business administration and their application in aquaculture units in national and international level. Also includes topics such as marketing on aquaculture, managing authorities for crops of fish, crustaceans, shellfish and aquatic plants. Emphasis is given to the basic principles of cultivated species and the effects of aquaculture on the environment. Students learn and the applicable national legal framework governing the establishment and operation of aquaculture units.


(4) Teaching and Learning Methods - Evaluation


Delivery:

Face-to-face

Use of Information and Communication Technology:

Communication via e-class platform.

Teaching Methods:
ActivitySemester workload
Lectures39
Independent study58
Presentation of the final project25
Final exam3
Course total125
Student Performance Evaluation:

The language of evaluation:

Greek. In the case of ERASMUS students: English

Method of evaluation:

 Written exam with multiple-choice questions 60% Independent writing assignment with presentation 40%

The students can see the corrected exams and request clarifications on the grading.




(5) Attached Bibliography


Suggested bibliography:

1. Κ. Τζωρτζάκης & Α.Μ. Τζωρτζάκη, 2010. Οργάνωση & Διοίκηση, Το Μάνατζμεντ της νέας εποχής , Εκδόσεις Rosili, 4η Έκδοση).

2,ΚΑΤΑΣΚΕΥΕΣ ΥΔΑΤΟΚΑΛΛΙΕΡΓΗΤΙΚΩΝ ΣΥΣΤΗΜΑΤΩΝ Θαλάσσιες-Λιμνοθαλάσσιες– Χερσαίες, ΣΠ.ΚΛΑΟΥΔΑΤΟΣ, ΔΗΜ.ΚΛΑΟΥΔΑΤΟΣ, -1ΠΡΟΠΟΜΠΟΣ     2010

3. Best Management Practices for Responsible Aquaculture, Claude E. Boyd, Chhorn Lim, Julio Queiroz, Khalid Salie, Lorens de Wet, Aaron McNevin, World Wildlife Fund Washington, D.C.  USA

 

- Related academic journals:

 Aquaculture, Economics & Management, http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/uaqm20/current

 Journal of aquaculture and fisheries management, https://www.pulsus.com/journal-aquaculture-fisheries-management.html