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    Certificate Programs in Aquaculture and Fisheries

    A certificate shows that a student has met certain qualifications through coursework and testing in a particular field of study. Graduates are proficient in their field and ready for employment or further education.

    What is a certificate in aquaculture and fisheries? This program prepares individuals to work for fisheries that specialize in raising domestic fish for the purpose of human consumption. Classwork may include marine biology, the life cycles of fish, and breeding management, as well as the feeding, care and harvest of fish. Students will also learn how to effectively manage and market aquaculture and fisheries businesses. Some programs also require an internship in aquaculture and fisheries before a certificate can be awarded.

    By earning a certificate in aquaculture and fisheries, an individual can help meet the demand for fresh fish while preserving the wild populations. Graduates may pursue employment or further education in the field.

    Tuition and fees for this program vary depending on which school a student enrolls in. Programs may be available worldwide, but students can usually save money by attending a college close to home. In some cases online studies may be available for a portion of the coursework.

    Graduates of a certificate in aquaculture and fisheries program may start their career in an entry-level position at fish-producing facilities, or may desire to pursue further education. Earning a certificate is an excellent first step toward a fulfilling career filling the need for fresh, high-protein food around the world by working as a biological technician or hatchery manager. Some graduates may find themselves drawn toward related careers such as conservation and wildlife management.

    Taking the first step in your education is exciting, whether you choose a college near you or pursue one of the many opportunities available internationally. To get started with a course, search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.