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Graduate School Of Natural And Applied Sciences Master of Science Programme in Fisheries Engineering

Qualification Awarded

Upon successful completion of the program and completion of the program requirements, Master of Science Degree in Fisheries Engineering will be awarded.

Specific Admission Requirements

Admission and Registration Requirements for Fisheries Engineering Thesis; It is required to have ALES base score which is determined by Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University Senate. English, German and foreign languages such as; Must have a base score from ÜDS, KPDS, TOEFL or equivalent exams accepted by YOK.

Qualification Requirements

Minimum Graduation ECTS Total must be 120 and the thesis must be defended before a selected jury.

Recognition of Prior Learning

ransfer: Students who have completed at least one semester in graduate programs at another EABD / EASD or another university within the relevant institute may be admitted through transfer to the graduate programs of the University. In order to transfer, the student must meet the requirements of the most recently announced admission and success requirements of the relevant program and must have successfully completed all of the courses he / she attended in the program. Applications for horizontal transfers are made on the dates specified in the academic calendar. The acceptance and adjustment of the student to the program is determined by the EAB with the proposal of EABDB / EASDB. The transition between the master's program with and without thesis can be made by the student's application, EABDB / EASDB proposal and EYK decision in the third semester at the latest. The conditions and quotas regarding the transition between master's programs with and without thesis are determined by the Senate with the decision of the relevant EABDB / EASDB proposal, ANNEX. // Course submission: For graduate courses that students have taken before and succeeded, one or more courses are exempted from the course submission and exemption exam and consequently the application of the student within the course selection period, the relevant EABDB / EASDB proposal and EYK decision is determined by. Students who have taken courses from another university can be counted by the student's application, the relevant EABDB / EASDB proposal and the EAB decision. The details of the institution from which these courses are taken are stated and the transcript is written as it is and the success grade is entered.

History

Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University, Fisheries Faculty was established by Law No. 3837 in July 3, 1992. First student intake began in the academic year 2004-2005 with the enrollment of 41 students and then, first graduation ceremony was in 2008. Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University, Fisheries Faculty, consists of three main departments including Marine and Inland Water Sciences, Aquaculture, Fishing and Fish Processing Technology; however, students only got “Fisheries Engineering” diploma after graduation. Today, our faculty goes on its missions with 7 proffessor, 10 associate professors, 4 assistant professors, 12 research assistants and 8 administrative staff in newly established building

Profile of the Programme

To provide training in aquaculture in accordance with universal standards; conducting scientific research and publications at international level; The aim of this course is to educate high engineers who have sufficient level of laboratory and theoretical knowledge to contribute to technology and knowledge production, which are competent in research and development required by national research centers, national industry, agricultural research institutes and universities.

Program Outcomes

1- To describe sea-lagoon, wetland and inland waters, to recognize and classify the organisms live in those environments, to know biology, behavior and population structures of aquatic organisms, to have a sufficient knowledge and defense for sustainable management of the resources, to have awareness of conservation.
2- To have scientific awareness for investigating of geographical distribution of aquatic organisms and their relationships with other organisms and with environmental elements; for investigating of the effects of industrial and domestic negations upon aquatic organisms, and to define ecological problems and to find solutions with describe of ecotoxicologic, microbiologic and chemical norms.
3- To have sufficient projection knowledge for establishment of an aquaculture facility and to have ability to make projects of aquaculture facilities, and to take role for implementation of the projects.
4- To know the position and the importance of aquatic products in human diet, and to have ability to explain it basically to the consumers. To have ability to take task in procedures of processing, packing, transportation under the requirements of cold chain, storage and marketing of aquatic organisms. To know and apply the quality standards to serve the aquatic products to consumers.
5- To have basic knowledge about national and international legislations applied to aquaculture and fishery area, to know legislation authorities and stakeholders, to distinguish whom to apply in official correspondences and to use legislations correctly in correspondences. To have ability to follow changes in legislations and to know how to apply it in different conditions.
6- To know economy, robustness and sustainability which are the basics of aquaculture and fisheries, to follow improvements in the area and to contribute them to implement. To do market research, to interpret economical and socio-economical indicators in aquaculture and fisheries.
7- To know basic stages of aquaculture (i.e. hatchery, grow, biotechnological applications, transportation of live fish, new species), to distinguish the stages when differentiate in aspect of species, to prepare appropriate fish feed rations and to know its technology. To monitor and interpret growth performance of the cultured species, to have knowledge about environmental effects of aquaculture facilities. To know the subjects of diagnosis and treatment on the diseases of aquatic organisms.
8- To know and implement the organization, production planning, human resources management and control strategies. To analyze the problems on management and to decide rapidly and correctly.
9- To know project cycle management and logical frame approach. To analyze actual situation of the region in respect of aquaculture and fisheries. To make projection for the future by define opportunities and threats.
10- To have knowledge on fishing techniques and technology. To have basic knowledge on maps and geographical information system.
11- To use computer and internet basically, and to follow professional publications, to use the terminology of aquaculture and fisheries area, and to apply basic statistics, to make researches and experiments on the subject. To have ability to give a seminar on a subject, to write and discuss reports and articles.
12- To have basic knowledge on diving and sailing theoretically.
13- To know humanity and ethos, to have awareness of professional ethics. To know and defend the rights of employers, and to take initiative, to have self confidence.

Exam Regulations & Assesment & Grading

Students are obliged to attend all theory and practice courses, laboratory studies and exams in education programs.Attendance status is monitored and recorded by the instructor. Each semester, at least one midterm and final exam are given. Students who do not take the exam for a valid reason have the right to take the make-up exam if they are accepted by the Graduate School Administrative Board. Year-end exams are held at the places and dates announced by the department. Student assessment methods can take different forms for each course. Evaluation is generally based on open or closed exams, reports, homework, small written exams, seminar presentations or oral examinations, laboratory or workshop performance. The instructor may also take into account the attendance status of the student in addition to his / her performance and exams.Courses which do not require mid-term and final exams are determined by the department. In such cases, the semester grade is given according to the student's semester performance. Exams; mid-term, final exam and make-up exams. In order for the student to take the final exam; at least 70% of theoretical courses and 80% of laboratories and applications.In order for the student to take the final exam; at least 70% of theoretical courses and at least 80% of laboratory and applications.Exams; written, oral, written-applied and oral-applied. For each course, at least one midterm exam is held in the related semester. The mid-term and final grade grades are decided by EYK at the beginning of each semester with the recommendation of the instructors who have the doctoral degree determined by the Senate. Students can take the proficiency exam twice a year in the fall and spring semesters. The student who is accepted with a master's degree is required to take the proficiency exam until the end of the seventh semester. The proficiency exams are organized and conducted by the doctoral qualification committee of the EABDB proposal and assigned by the Board of Higher Education (EYK) for the duration of the assignment. Doctorate proficiency exam is conducted in two sections, written and oral. Questions and questions asked in oral and written exams are taken into account. Written exam success can be evaluated with grade.

Graduation Requirements

Master's program students have to pass at least seven elective courses, Seminar and Thesis Study courses with a minimum of 120 ECTS credits. Students who fulfill the relevant requirements are awarded a Master of Science degree in Fisheries Engineering.

Occupational Profiles of Graduates

Food, Agriculture and Livestock, Fisheries Faculties of Universities Department of Water Affairs and Forestry, Undersecretariat for Maritime Affairs, Municipalities Fishing vessels, Fishing cooperatives, Seafood processing plants, Fish marketing and sales companies, Fish feed industry, Fisheries consulting firms, Provincial Control Laboratories, Drinking water production plants, Manufacturers of machinery and equipment for fishery products and equipment, Swimming water analysis laboratories Environmental Impact Assessment coordinator of the companies, Public aquariums.

Access to Further Studies

Upon successful completion of undergraduate education, candidates can register for graduate education programs provided that they have ALES and Foreign Language knowledge at the announced level (provided that they document TOEFL-IELTS-KPDS-UDS etc.).

Mode of Study

Fisheries Engineering (MSc)

Programme Director

Prof.Dr. Celal ATEŞ

ECTS Coordinator

Asist Prof.Dr. Esin BABA

Course Structure Diagram with Credits

1. Year - 1. Term
Course Unit Code Course Unit Title Course Type Theory Practice ECTS Print
FBE5500 Project Development and Management Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5090 Seminar Required 0 2 6
SÜM5503 MARINE ZOOPLANKTON Elective 2 0 6
SÜM5505 HARMFUL MARINE PLANKTONIC ORGANISMS Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5507 DECOMPOSITION FACTORS IN FISHERY PRODUCTS AND ITS EFFECT ON SHELF LIFE Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5509 TURKEY'S WETLANDS Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5511 FISHING BIOLOGY MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5513 OPEN SEA AND INDUSTRIAL FISHING Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5515 STREAM ECOLOGY Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5517 FISHERY PRODUCTS PROCESSING MECHANIZATION Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5519 MARINE PROTECTED AREA Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5521 EXTENSION NETS FISHING Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5527 LAGOONAL AREAS AND FISHERIES MANAGEMENT OF FISHGARTHS Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5537 MEASURING SELECTIVITY METHODS IN PASSIVE FISHING GEARS Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5541 FRESHWATER FISHES ECOLOGY Elective 2 0 6
SÜM5545 ECOSYSTEM FACTORS IN THE FISH THAT AFFECT ONTOGENESIS Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5549 ENVIRONMENT AND FISHERY Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5553 DEEP SEA FISHES BIO-ECOLOGY Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5555 THE PLACE AND IMPORTANCE OF FISHERIES IN HUMAN NUTRITION Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5561 BIOLOGY OF BENTHIC ORGANISMS Elective 2 0 6
SÜM5569 CATCH-CATCHER INTERACTIONS IN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5571 ZOOLOGY OF AQUATIC MOLLUSK Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5573 EARLY LIFE ECOLOGY IN FRESHWATER FISHES Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5579 ADVANCED FISH ECOLOGY Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5581 BIOECOLOGY OF FOREIGN Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5583 ZOOPLANKTON ECOLOGY Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5585 WATER QUALITY MONITORING METHODS Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5587 WATER POLLUTION RISK ASSESSMENT Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5589 GEL ELETROFORESIS OF PROTEINS Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5591 NON-THERMAL PROCESSING TECHNOLOGIES IN SEAFOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRY Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5601 LIMNOECOLOGY Elective 2 0 6
SÜM5603 GLOBAL WARMING AND FISHING Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5605 FISHES OF ACISU AND TIDE ZONE Elective 3 0 4
SÜM5607 MORPHOLOGY AND ANATOMY OF CEPHALOPODES Elective 2 0 6
SÜM5609 BIOECOLOGY OF SEA GRASS AND CONSERVATION STRATEGIES Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5611 PROTECTION STATUS OF SEA FISHES IN TÜRKİYE Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5613 FISH BEHAVIORS Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5615 MEDITERRANEAN DEEP SEA ECOSYSTEMS Elective 3 0 4
SÜM5617 ALGAL TOXINS AND THEIR PROPERTIES Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5619 FISH FARMING STUDIES IN THE OUTLET WATERS OF TREATMENT FACILITIES Elective 2 2 6
SÜM5621 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF CAGE FISHING Elective 3 0 4
SÜM5623 DETERMINATION OF FISH STOCKS THROUGH FISH EGGS AND LARVAS Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5625 HEAVY METAL CONTAMINATION IN FISHERIES Elective 2 2 6
SÜM5627 INTERNAL WATER FISH POPULATION TECHNIQUES Elective 3 0 4
SÜM5701 Specialization Field Course Required 4 0 6
       
1. Year - 2. Term
Course Unit Code Course Unit Title Course Type Theory Practice ECTS Print
SÜM5504 PLANKTONIC CTENOPHORA AND BIOLOGY OF CNIDARIA Elective 2 0 6
SÜM5506 COASTAL ZONE EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL FACTORS Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5510 ICHTHYOPLANKTON Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5514 METHODS OF CALCULATION IN FISH POPULATION Elective 2 2 6
SÜM5518 FOOD ADDITIVES USED IN AQUACULTURE AND RELIABILITY Elective 2 0 6
SÜM5520 BONY FISH ECOMORPHOLOGY Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5530 WATER POLLUTION AND CONTROL IN FISHING Elective 2 0 6
SÜM5532 LESSEPSIAN FISHES Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5534 SALTWATER FISH ECOLOGY Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5536 LAKE AND RESERVOIR ECOLOGY Elective 3 0 4
SÜM5538 OCEANOGRAPHIC METHODS OF MEASUREMENT Elective 2 0 6
SÜM5540 MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN FISHERIES Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5556 AQUATIC MACROPHYTES Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5560 AGE DETERMINATION METHODS IN THE FISH Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5564 FISH EMBRYOLOGY Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5566 INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS METHODS IN THE FISHERY Elective 2 0 6
SÜM5574 Eutrophication Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5582 EXOTIC FISH SPECIES AND THEIR EFFECTS IN FRESH WATER Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5588 Preparing Action Plan for Aquatic Species Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5590 ECOLOGY OF TURKEY Elective 3 0 4
SÜM5592 ADVANCED OCHNOGRAPHY Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5594 MARINE ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5596 WATER QUALITY AND ANALYSIS METHODS Elective 2 2 6
SÜM5598 INTERNAL WATER BENTHOSIS INFORMATION Elective 2 0 4
SÜM5600 TURKISH SEA DOGS Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5602 REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY OF CEPHALOPODES Elective 2 2 6
SÜM5604 MARINE ECOSYSTEMS Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5606 TOXIC AND DANGEROUS FISH Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5608 OTOLITE MORPHOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS IN BONE FISH Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5610 VEGETABLE FISHERY PRODUCTS PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY Elective 3 0 4
SÜM5612 EU COMMON FISHING POLICY Elective 3 0 6
SÜM5702 Specialization Field Course Required 4 0 6
       
2. Year - 1. Term
Course Unit Code Course Unit Title Course Type Theory Practice ECTS Print
SÜM5703 Specialization Field Course Required 4 0 6
SÜM5801 Thesis Work Required 0 0 24
       
2. Year - 2. Term
Course Unit Code Course Unit Title Course Type Theory Practice ECTS Print
SÜM5704 Specialization Field Course Required 4 0 6
       
 

Evaluation Questionnaires

Course & Program Outcomes Matrix

1. Year - 1. Term
Ders AdıPy1Py2Py3Py4Py5Py6Py7Py8Py9Py10Py11Py12Py13
Project Development and Management             
Seminar             
MARINE ZOOPLANKTON             
HARMFUL MARINE PLANKTONIC ORGANISMS             
DECOMPOSITION FACTORS IN FISHERY PRODUCTS AND ITS EFFECT ON SHELF LIFE             
TURKEY'S WETLANDS             
FISHING BIOLOGY MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING             
OPEN SEA AND INDUSTRIAL FISHING             
STREAM ECOLOGY             
FISHERY PRODUCTS PROCESSING MECHANIZATION             
MARINE PROTECTED AREA             
EXTENSION NETS FISHING             
LAGOONAL AREAS AND FISHERIES MANAGEMENT OF FISHGARTHS             
MEASURING SELECTIVITY METHODS IN PASSIVE FISHING GEARS             
FRESHWATER FISHES ECOLOGY             
ECOSYSTEM FACTORS IN THE FISH THAT AFFECT ONTOGENESIS             
ENVIRONMENT AND FISHERY             
DEEP SEA FISHES BIO-ECOLOGY             
THE PLACE AND IMPORTANCE OF FISHERIES IN HUMAN NUTRITION             
BIOLOGY OF BENTHIC ORGANISMS             
CATCH-CATCHER INTERACTIONS IN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS             
ZOOLOGY OF AQUATIC MOLLUSK             
EARLY LIFE ECOLOGY IN FRESHWATER FISHES             
ADVANCED FISH ECOLOGY             
BIOECOLOGY OF FOREIGN              
ZOOPLANKTON ECOLOGY             
WATER QUALITY MONITORING METHODS             
WATER POLLUTION RISK ASSESSMENT             
GEL ELETROFORESIS OF PROTEINS             
NON-THERMAL PROCESSING TECHNOLOGIES IN SEAFOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRY             
LIMNOECOLOGY             
GLOBAL WARMING AND FISHING             
FISHES OF ACISU AND TIDE ZONE             
MORPHOLOGY AND ANATOMY OF CEPHALOPODES             
BIOECOLOGY OF SEA GRASS AND CONSERVATION STRATEGIES             
PROTECTION STATUS OF SEA FISHES IN TÜRKİYE             
FISH BEHAVIORS             
MEDITERRANEAN DEEP SEA ECOSYSTEMS             
ALGAL TOXINS AND THEIR PROPERTIES             
FISH FARMING STUDIES IN THE OUTLET WATERS OF TREATMENT FACILITIES             
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF CAGE FISHING             
DETERMINATION OF FISH STOCKS THROUGH FISH EGGS AND LARVAS             
HEAVY METAL CONTAMINATION IN FISHERIES             
INTERNAL WATER FISH POPULATION TECHNIQUES             
Specialization Field Course             
              
1. Year - 2. Term
Ders AdıPy1Py2Py3Py4Py5Py6Py7Py8Py9Py10Py11Py12Py13
PLANKTONIC CTENOPHORA AND BIOLOGY OF CNIDARIA             
COASTAL ZONE EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL FACTORS             
ICHTHYOPLANKTON             
METHODS OF CALCULATION IN FISH POPULATION             
FOOD ADDITIVES USED IN AQUACULTURE AND RELIABILITY             
BONY FISH ECOMORPHOLOGY             
WATER POLLUTION AND CONTROL IN FISHING             
LESSEPSIAN FISHES             
SALTWATER FISH ECOLOGY             
LAKE AND RESERVOIR ECOLOGY             
OCEANOGRAPHIC METHODS OF MEASUREMENT             
MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN FISHERIES             
AQUATIC MACROPHYTES             
AGE DETERMINATION METHODS IN THE FISH              
FISH EMBRYOLOGY             
INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS METHODS IN THE FISHERY             
Eutrophication             
EXOTIC FISH SPECIES AND THEIR EFFECTS IN FRESH WATER             
Preparing Action Plan for Aquatic Species             
ECOLOGY OF TURKEY              
ADVANCED OCHNOGRAPHY             
MARINE ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES             
WATER QUALITY AND ANALYSIS METHODS             
INTERNAL WATER BENTHOSIS INFORMATION             
TURKISH SEA DOGS             
REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY OF CEPHALOPODES             
MARINE ECOSYSTEMS             
TOXIC AND DANGEROUS FISH             
OTOLITE MORPHOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS IN BONE FISH             
VEGETABLE FISHERY PRODUCTS PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY             
EU COMMON FISHING POLICY             
Specialization Field Course             
              
2. Year - 1. Term
Ders AdıPy1Py2Py3Py4Py5Py6Py7Py8Py9Py10Py11Py12Py13
Specialization Field Course             
Thesis Work              
              
2. Year - 2. Term
Ders AdıPy1Py2Py3Py4Py5Py6Py7Py8Py9Py10Py11Py12Py13
Specialization Field Course             
              
 

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