Program Overview

Program Overview

The MAq is a non-thesis degree that prepares students for a career in aquaculture management or extension.

Program Requirements

The degree requires successful completion of a minimum of 42 semester hours beyond the bachelor's degree, including:

• Graduate business-related courses (6-12 hours)
• Several FISH courses, including:
  • FISH 6210: Principles of Aquaculture
  • FISH 6220: Water Science
  • FISH 6240: Hatchery Management
  • FISH 6250: Aquaculture Production
  • FISH 6410: Introduction to Fish Health
  • FISH 7640: Fish Nutrition
  • FISH 7950: Exit Seminar
• A 3- to 5-month internship (FISH 7920)

Assessment and Evaluation

In addition to completing all coursework and the internship, students must pass a comprehensive oral examination.

Program Details

The MAq program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in aquaculture management and extension, preparing them for a successful career in the field.