Course overview
The course provides theoretical understanding and practical implications of the ecology and restoration of freshwater habitats with a focus on hydrology, nutrient cycles, aquatic biota and food webs.
- Hydrodynamics and Biogeochemistry
- Aquatic organisms
- Aquatic interactions and management
Course learning outcomes
- Analyse the structure and functioning of freshwater systems under changing environmental and climatic conditions.
- Evaluate habitat requirements, water quality, and ecological processes to inform management and restoration of freshwater systems.
- Apply appropriate monitoring, assessment, and modelling methods to evaluate water quality, aquatic biodiversity, and ecosystem integrity.
- Design, document, and report ecological investigations using relevant research literature, data, and scientific conventions.
- Collaborate effectively to plan, execute, and report applied aquatic ecology investigations.
Degree list
The following degrees include this course