Education
Master’s course
We discuss various issues with students that arise in the course of their master's thesis research and provide suggestions and advice from a broad perspective. We provide advice on experimental planning, technical acquisition, data analysis, and thesis writing, as well as direction on biological sampling and environmental measurement during the field survey. In addition, we aim to provide students with basic knowledge of aquatic biological science and to cultivate their creativity through lectures, seminars, research, and other educational activities. In the first year of the master's course, students are guided to acquire basic knowledge of aquatic bioscience mainly through lectures and seminars. At the same time, they are guided to acquire necessary experimental techniques, and collect samples and references in preparation for their master's thesis research. In the second year, students focus on research data collection for their master's thesis and make progress by giving mid-term presentations in the lab as needed.
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Methods in Aquatic Ecology |
Seminar in Fisheries Biology |
Research in Aquatic Bioscience I |
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Methodology in Aquatic Life Science |
Seminar in Biological Oceanography |
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Measurement of Hydrospheric Environments |
Seminar in Fish Pathology |
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Introduction to Oceanography |
Seminar in Aquatic Animal Physiology |
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Introduction to Biological Oceanography |
Seminar in Marine Biochemistry |
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Marine Biology |
Seminar in Aquatic Natural Products Chemistry |
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Biology and Ecology of Marine Resources |
Seminar in Aquatic Molecular Biology and Biotechnology |
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Biology of Marine Mammals |
Seminar in Aquaculture and Aquatic Ecosystem |
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Fisheries Management |
Seminar in Planktology |
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Fisheries Oceanography |
Seminar in Marine Microbiology |
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Fish Genetics |
Seminar in Fish Population Dynamics |
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Fish Immunology |
Seminar in Biology and Ecology of Marine Resources |
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Advanced lecture for fish diseases |
/Seminar in Environmental Biological Oceanography |
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Aquatic Animal Physiology |
Seminar in Marine Ecology and Animal Behavior |
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Aquatic Production and Environmental Science |
Seminar on marine affairs III |
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Biochemistry of Aquatic Organisms |
Seminar in Aquatic Bioscience I |
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Aquatic Natural Products Chemistry |
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Aquatic Molecular Biology and Biotechnology |
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Aquatic Life Science |
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Marine resource economics and management |
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Selected topics in Aquatic Bioscience I |
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Doctoral course
We discuss various issues with students that arise in the course of their doctoral thesis research, and provide suggestions and advice from a broad perspective. We provide advice on experimental planning, technical acquisition, data analysis, and thesis writing, as well as direction on biological sampling and environmental measurement during field survey. In addition, we aim to provide students with basic knowledge of aquatic biological science and to cultivate their creativity through lectures, seminars, research, and other educational activities. Furthermore, we train students on how to publish their research results through conference presentations and original papers. During the three years of the doctoral course, students focus on writing their doctoral thesis through advice and guidance by their supervisor on the structure of the paper, design of experiments, planning and operation of research, data analysis, and summarization of results. Mid-term presentations are given in the lab to share progress as needed. Furthermore, students are encouraged to present their research at conferences and symposiums and to write original papers.
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Lecture |
Seminar |
Research |
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Selected topics in Aquatic Bioscience II |
Seminar in Aquatic Bioscience II |
Research in Aquatic Bioscience II |