Work Package 2 - PhD Curriculum Development and Assessment

Stirling University, Institute of Aquaculture

About Stirling University

 

The Institute of Aquaculture

The Institute of Aquaculture is internationally recognized as one of the leading centres for research and academic training in aquaculture and fisheries science, with currently over 100 staff specialized in many facets of aquaculture research and development. Formed in 1972 as the Institute of Aquatic Pathobiology, it expanded in 1975 to become the Institute of Aquaculture which has five specific research areas:

  • Aquaculture Nutrition
  • Aquaculture and the Environment
  • Aquaculture Systems and Development
  • Aquaculture Genetics and Broodstock Management
  • Aquaculture Health Management and Welfare

The Institute of Aquaculture also has considerable training activities including eight MSc degree outcomes through face to face teaching, vocational training for continuing professional development and PhD research programmes. At present the Institute has 52 post-graduate students undertaking PhD research and approximately 330 alumni PhD researchers. The MSc programmes, which began in 1976, have over 590 alumni working in aquaculture all over the world. From September 2010 two MSc programme in Sustainable Aquaculture and Aquatic Resources Development will be offered by distance learning.

The Institute of Aquaculture also has considerable commercial contract expertise in all aspects of aquaculture development all around the world through its consultancy group ‘Stirling Aquaculture (Staq)’.

Electronic versions of the PhD theses indicated below are available on the University of Stirling web-based STORRE system at https://dspace.stir.ac.uk/dspace/handle/1893/12

For more information on research, teaching, training and commercial activities at the Institute of Aquaculture, please see the website at www.aqua.stir.ac.uk.


PhD Defense Overview

Date of Defense Author Title
Huu Ninh Nguyen
Jorge Del Pozo Gonzalez
Matteo Minghetti
Remi Mathieu Leon Gratacap
Nazael Madalla
Styliani Adamidou
Ruby Asmah
Carlos Cristian Martinez Chavez
Gareth Butterfield
Mohammad Mahfujul Haque
Sean Robert Kennedy
Marine Herlin
Jose Gallardo Mota-Velasco
Ernesto Morales
Gavin Mckinley
Saravanane Poobalane
Karen Frake
Vasileios Karalazos
Ajangale Nelly Isyagi
Craig MacKenzie Macintyre
Carlos Yanes Roca
James Patrick Neary
Matthew Sprague
Natasja Sheriff
Philip Mark Williams
Francis Murray
Cameron Brown
2008-2009
Sami Abdullah A Al-Khamees
Effects of handling and stocking density on indicator of stress in Clarias gariepinus and Oreochromis niloticus.
2008-2009
Alberto Asian Hoyos
Technology transfer for commercial aquaculture development in Vera Cruz, Mexico
2008-2009
Robert Louis Andrew Oliver
Quantifying and modelling of nitrogenous wastes associated with commercial culture of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua L.)
2008-2009
Salieu Kabba Sankoh
Traditional aquaculture systems in Seirra Leone: Potential for development of inland aquaculture
Nelson Agbo
Andrew Saul Tildesley
Jose Pedro Ureta Schmidt
Adam Brooker
Jutaporn Bundit
2007-2008
Patrick Reynolds
Investigation of the growth potential and ecosystem impact of intensively farmed Atlantic Salmon fed on Experimental diets
Golam Faruque
Adrian Hartley Alcocer
Fazel Pourahmad
Chris Williams
Andrew Davie
Angus Macniven
2004-2005
Chuta Boonphakdee
Isolation, Analysis and Chromosomal Mapping of Genes Related to Sex Determination in Tilapia
2004-2005
Stephen Cross
Marine finfish and Suspended Shellfish Aquaculture: Water Quality Interaction and the Potential for Polycoulture in Coastal British Colombia
2004-2005
Danitzia Adriana Guerrero Tortolero
The hormonal transduction of photoperiod informative and it's effects on growth and reproduction in finfish
2004-2005
Ioannis Karapanagiotidis
The Polyunsaturated Fatty Acid Content of Wild and Farmed Tilapias in Thailand - Aquaculture Practices and Implications for Human Nutrition
2004-2005
Una Mccarthy
Piscirickettsia salmonis: characterisation, infection and immune response in salmonid fish
2004-2005
Donald Charles Morris
Life Cycle and Diagnostic Studies of Tetracapsula bryosalmonae
2004-2005
Martin Louis Van Brakel
Targeting Aquaculture related development, poverty and needs in the Mekang basin: a spatial model
Antonio Campos Mendoza
2003-2004
Richard Corner
Implications for the environment of using adaptive feeding systems in the cage culture of Atlantic Salmon
2003-2004
Joanne Elizabeth Good
Replacement of Dietary Fish Oil with Vegetable Oils: Effects on Fish Health
Alastair Hamilton
2003-2004
Luca Montorio
Assessment of Novel Filter System for Recirculating Aquaculture
2003-2004
Alison Lesley Morgan
The effect of seasonability on the Immune Response of Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)
2003-2004
Benjamin Paul North
Effects of stocking density on the welfare of farmed rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)
2003-2004
Noe Sanchez-Perez
Dietary lipid quality in stored diets and effects on feed performance and feeding of juvenile Penaeus indicus
2003-2004
Rubina Sharif
Cloning and expression of CDNA's/genes encoding Salmonid cytokines (R.trout)
2003-2004
Gernot Von Hoegen
Potential effects of copper leaching from antifoulant coatings used on sea cage nets
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