Program Overview

Fiskekologi Course

Course Description

The course focuses on the environmental requirements and interactions of fish in ecological communities. It is a foundational course for students interested in fish biology, fisheries, and the management and conservation of fish populations.

Course Details

• Course code: 2BI009
• Level: Grund­nivĺ (Basic level)
• Language: English
• Location: Kalmar, Campus
• Duration: 7,5 hp
• Period: Höst 2026 (Autumn 2026)
• Admission requirements: Biologi 60 hp, inkl. Ekologi 15 hp, eller motsvarande (60 credits in Biology, including 15 credits in Ecology, or equivalent)

Tuition Fee

• 21 800 SEK

Institution

• Institutionen för biologi och miljö (Department of Biology and Environmental Science)

Student Life in Kalmar

Kalmar is a student-friendly city with a strong sense of community. The city has a rich history, a vibrant cultural scene, and a stunning natural environment. Students have access to a variety of amenities, including cafes, gyms, and outdoor recreational areas.

Building Your Own Degree

Linnéuniversitetet offers students the opportunity to design their own degree by combining freestanding courses. This allows students to tailor their education to their interests and career goals.

Similar Courses

• Marinekologi (Marine Ecology)
• Sötvattensekologi (Freshwater Ecology)
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• Marinekologi, avancerad kurs (Advanced Marine Ecology)
• Ekologi II (Ecology II)