Bachelor’s Degree in Marine Health and Wellfare, taught in English, combines Marine Sciences, Veterinary Sciences and Biotechnology. Over the course of three years, it prepares professionals to protect and restore marine ecosystems, work in aquaculture, conservation, food security and the Blue Bioeconomy. With active methodologies and a focus on sustainability, it trains graduates to respond to the global challenges facing marine life

3 year

Vacancies 18

ETCS 180

Schedule Daytime

English

1. Entry requirements

Specific Exams:

[[02] Biology and Geology

+ one of the followings:

[07] Physics and Chemistry / [16] Mathematics / [18] Portuguese / [06] Philosophy / [13] English

Calculation of application score:

(Secondary School Average x 0.5) + (Biology and Geology exam scores x 0.3) + (second exam score x 0.2)

Prerequisite:

Marine Health and Wellfare Degree stands out as a crucial response to the growing market in the Blue Bioeconomy. Graduates of this study cycle can pursue the following activities

  • Aquaculture Production and Management Technician
  • Marine Resources and Sustainable Fishing Technician

  • Marine Biotechnology Researcher and Technician

  • Environmental Impact and Marine Conservation Specialist

  • Food Quality Control and Safety Technician

  • Aquatic Organism Health and Welfare Technician

Code
Curricular Units – 1st semester
Scientific AreaECTS
01100331BiostatisticsFS6
01100320Cellular and Molecular BiologyFS6
01100342BiochemistryFS6
01100358Marine EcosystemsMS6
01100314Physiology of Marine AnimalsVS6
CodeCurricular Units – 2nd semesterScientific AreaECTS
01100397Marine BiodiversityMS6
01100386BioinformaticsFS6
01100375Marine and Coastal BotanyMS6
01100369Applied GeneticsFS6
01100111MicrobiologyFS6
CodeCurricular Units – 3rd semesterScientific AreaECTS
01100424Climate ChangeMS6
01100441Biology of BehaviourVS6
01100413EcotoxicologyMS6
01100430Histology and HistopathologyVS6
01100402ImmunologyFS6
CodeCurricular Units – 4th semesterScientific AreaECTS
01100498Applied BiotechnologyMS6
01100459Parasitology of Marine OrganismsVS6
01100476Pathology in Marine OrganismsVS6
01100487Integrated Practice IM6
01100465Ecosystem ServicesMS6
CodeCurricular Units – 5th semesterScientific AreaECTS
01100517

Aquaculture

MS6
01100506Biosafety and Animal WelfareVS6
01100539Sustainable Marine ResourcesMS6
01100545Applied PharmacologyFS6
01100528Applied NutritionMS6
CodeCurricular Units – 6th semesterScientific AreaECTS
01100550Maritime Law and PolicyMS6
01100594Integrated Practice IIM6
01100583Food safety and qualityVS6
01100572Sustainability and Circular EconomyMS6
01100561Diagnostic Techniques in Marine OrganismsVS6
  • Train professionals to promote the health, conservation and recovery of marine ecosystems, integrating marine sciences, veterinary sciences and biotechnology.
  • Develop skills in scientific research, diagnosis, monitoring and sustainable management of marine resources and aquaculture.
  • Ensure mastery of legal standards, ethics and animal welfare as applied to the marine environment.
  • Enable students to identify and characterise ecosystems, diagnose pathologies and propose mitigation measures.
  • Apply laboratory and field methodologies, collect and analyse data, and communicate results effectively.
  • Encourage autonomy, critical thinking, creativity and work in multidisciplinary teams.
  • Student-Centered Learning

The instructor acts as a facilitator/mentor, while the student drives the process, making learning dynamic and shared.

  • Comprehensive Development

Promotes both technical and transversal competencies, such as critical thinking, debate, autonomy, collaborative work, overcoming challenges, and lifelong learning.

  • Meaningful Learning

Focus on understanding and practical application of concepts, integrating theory and practice in a consolidated manner.

  • Face-to-Face and Interactive Teaching

Theoretical, theoretical-practical, and practical sessions, seminars, and field trips, with a critical approach and debate to reinforce learning.

  • Active Pedagogical Strategies

Case studies, Problem-Based Learning (PBL), collaborative projects, and the use of technology, including Labster® and fieldwork.

  • Integrated Professional Practice

Direct contact with the professional environment, allowing the application of concepts in real and concrete contexts.

  • Digital Support Resources

Platforms such as NONIO and Office 365 facilitate interaction, group activities, and individualized guidance.

Based on the EUVG General Assessment Regulations, adapted to each curricular unit (CU), aiming to cover all dimensions of learning comprehensively and balanced.

Continuous assessment with guidance throughout the semester, allowing students to manage their own learning pace.

Final assessment with evaluation at the end of the academic period.

Assessment methods include written exams (summative or final), practical exams (laboratory or skills-based), and individual or group projects, applying concepts in practice.

National Classification of Education and Training Area: 420 Life Sciences

Código: L327

Acreditação de Ciclos de Estudos | A3ES

Legal Order

Validity of accreditation: 6 years from 16/08/2023

Maximum number of admissions: 30

Qualification level 6

Degree: Bachelor

300€/month
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