Fish Production and Fisheries Postgraduate Degree Courses At University of Stirling

University of Stirling

Fish Production and Fisheries Postgraduate Degrees (6 results)

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MSc Aquatic Veterinary Studies

University Of Stirling

1 year full time / 12 months full time / 27 months part time / 27 months part time

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PhD Aquatic Veterinary Studies

3 years full time / 6 years part time

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MPhil Aquatic Veterinary Studies

2 years full time / 4 years part time

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MSc Sustainable Aquaculture

University Of Stirling

1 year full time / 12 months full time / 27 months part time / 27 months part time

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PhD Aquaculture

3 years full time / 6 years part time

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MPhil Aquaculture

2 years full time / 4 years part time

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07 Apr 22

University of Stirling

MSc Sustainable Aquaculture

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13 Oct 25

University of Stirling

MSc Sustainable Aquaculture

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Best aspects: The campus is beautiful and peaceful, with a welcoming community. Staff are supportive, classes are well organised,...

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Best aspects: The campus is beautiful and peaceful, with a welcoming community. Staff are supportive, classes are well organised, and there are plenty of sports and cultural activities that make student life enjoyable. Could be improved: The weather can be challenging at times, and it would be great to have more equipment for Pilates classes.

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Best aspects: The course is well structured, and lecturers are very supportive and approachable. Recorded lectures are also helpful for reviewing lessons. Could be improved: The workload can be quite heavy at times.

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What I like most: The halls are clean, comfortable, and close to everything on campus. It’s convenient for classes. What I like least: The shared bathroom can be quite inconvenient, especially during busy hours.

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