AQUACULTURE RESOURCES

RESOURCE LIBRARY


 
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WHAT IS AQUACULTURE?

Aquaculture is the farming of aquatic organisms such as fish, shellfish and plants. 

The term “aquaculture” refers to the aquatic cultivation of both marine and freshwater species and can range from land-based to open-ocean production.  Aquaculture can be used for the production of recreational species, food, ornamentals, restoration of wild animals, ecosystem services, cultural connection, and use in pharmaceuticals.


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UNIVERSITY AQUACULTURE PROGRAMS

Auburn University

Arizona Aquaculture


Carteret Community College Aquaculture

Cheyney University of Pennsylvania 

Cumberland Community College, NJ (Aquaculture Certificate program)
Engineering Degrees (Different Types)

Hillsborough Community College, FL

Humboldt state University

Indian River State College, FL 


Kentucky State University - Online Aquaculture Courses

Lake Superior State University

Mansfield University of Pennsylvania

Michigan State University - Zoo and Aquarium Science Mgt

Mississippi State University

New Brunswick Community College (Canada) St. Andrews Campus

North Carolina State University

Oregon Coast Community College - Aquarium Science 

Oregon State University

Purdue University School of Agriculture

Roger Williams University, RI - Marine Aquaculture

Salem State 

Southern Illinois University

State University of New York (SUNY) Cobleskill 

Texas A&M University at Corpus Christi 

Thad Cochran National Warm water Center 

Unity College - ME 


University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff


University of California, Davis

University of Florida

University of Idaho— Aquaculture Research Institute

College of Southern Idaho - 2yr

University of Hawaii

University of Maine

University of Maryland Baltimore County 

University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine Sciences and Atmospheric Sciences

University of New England


University of New Hampshire

University of North Carolina Wilmington

University of Southern Mississippi

University of Tasmania, School of Aquaculture

University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point

Virginia Institute of Marine Science