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Agriculture B.S.: Aquaculture Specialty – UH Hilo
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture with an Aquaculture Specialty from UH Hilo’s College of Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resource Management.
Description
The University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo lists a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture with an Aquaculture Specialty among its bachelor's degrees, alongside the Animal Health and Management and Tropical Agroecology specialties. It is offered through the College of Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resource Management (CAFNRM), which also runs the Aquaculture Certificate.
Key features
- Related CAFNRM courses include Introduction to Aquaculture, Aquaculture of Fishes, and Invertebrate and Algae Culture
- Further courses cover Nutrition of Aquatic Organisms, Water Quality and Aquatic Production, Fisheries Science and Aquaculture Engineering
Applications
Degree-level preparation for aquaculture production and fisheries-related work. Further program details were not available on the reviewed catalog pages.
Specifications
| Award | B.S. in Agriculture (Aquaculture Specialty) |
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