Why Aquaculture? (30 min)
Fisheries
A course by
Aquaculture Learning Lab
A fun, free, and quick (30 minutes) introduction to aquaculture—explore why aquaculture matters for the planet, the industry’s future, career pathways, and hear from key experts. Perfect for beginners, job seekers, or the curious.
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Core skills this course teaches
Understand the basics of aquaculture
Gain foundational knowledge about what aquaculture is and how it functions as an industry.
Recognize the importance of aquaculture
Identify why aquaculture is vital for the future of the world's food supply and environmental sustainability.
About This Course
This short and snappy course offers a whistle-stop tour of why aquaculture is key for the future. In just 30 minutes, learners get an engaging overview of the industry, key environmental issues, and reasons for choosing a career in aquaculture. The course features videos, interactive quizzes, industry experts, and e-book podcast resources, making it an ideal starting point for anyone interested in the field.
Course Content
- Introduction to aquaculture
- Environmental issues in aquaculture
- Key reasons aquaculture is important for the future
- Career insights in the aquaculture industry
- Perspectives from industry experts
- Interactive quizzes
- Video resources
- Podcast e-books
Build towards these roles
Awareness of aquaculture career pathwaysPreparation for entry-level study or work in aquaculture
Build skills in these industries
AquacultureFisheriesEnvironmental Science
Wherever you are, however you learn — aquaculture training that works for you. Whether you prefer flexible online micro-courses or customised, hands-on training tailored to your team, we support your growth in one of the fastest-growing and most sustainable industries. From newcomers to seasoned professionals, our engaging, bite-sized lessons and bespoke programs give you the practical skills and knowledge to succeed in aquaculture - wherever you are in the world. Join us today and take the next step in cultivating the future of aquatic farming.
