Dreaming of being a scientific diver someday? You can be! Check out this new course being offered by Ocean Sciences, ÌÇÐÄÊÓƵ University
Be part of a new and exciting diving experience at MUN!
Are you a certified scuba diver with a passion for marine life? Do you wonder how it feels to dive with the eyes and spirit of a scientist? Would you like to acquire a unique set of skills that will make you highly attractive to employers in government, academia, and marine industry?
We’ve got you covered with a fun, new course at MUN!
OCSC-4000 Scientific Diving Methods 8 to 20 June 2015, St. John’s (NL)
Objectives:
• To develop the skills to properly plan and execute surveys and experiments with marine organisms in major subtidal habitats.
• To safely apply knowledge about the equipment and methods used for data collection in underwater scientific research;
Topics:
- Marine habitat mapping;
- Sampling of shallow marine fauna and flora;
- Installation and use of oceanographic instruments;
- Still and video camera techniques;
- Planning and execution of surveys and experiments
Prerequisites*: BIOL 2122 or BIOL 3709, BIOL 2600 or OCSC 2000, STAT 2550 or equivalent
Course instructor:
Dr. Patrick Gagnon, Dept. of Ocean Sciences; pgagnon@mun.ca
* Non-academic requirements also apply. Contact the course instructor to verify your eligibility. Inquire early, space is limited!