Applied Marine Biology at Tohoku University

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Overview Grounded in basic sciences in the first year, Applied Marine Biology students at Tohoku University receive instruction and training in a broad range of techniques and subject areas, including ecology, physiology, biochemistry and molecular biology. Students will become familiar with many different animals and plants, both in the laboratory and in the field, including various kinds of fishes and shellfish, and other interesting organisms such as sea urchins, macroalgae (seaweeds) and microalgae (microplankton). Opportunities are also available for working at the biochemical level on novel substances of potential use as medicines. In short, training is available in all aspects of the Faculty of Agriculture themes of "Food, Health and Environment." Career PerspectivesMany students graduating with a Bachelor of Agriculture decide to enroll in the graduate programs to study for a Master's degree, and some move on to take their doctorate. Students suitably qualified often continue on to a successful career in Industry, typically food-related, and many move on to work at marine research institutions both in Japan and abroad. AMB students are encouraged to take prominent leadership roles in marine related research, either here in Japan or upon returning to their own country. A large proportion of AMB graduates have moved on to research careers starting with higher degrees in either marine biology-related or medical fields. I want to find another Bachelor Course

Applied Marine Biology (AMB) at Tohoku University is a marine science course with an emphasis on research applications to all aspects connected with harvesting food from natural and aquacultured marine animals and plants.

Disciplines

Biochemistry

Biology

Molecular Sciences

Requirements

Other Requirements

1 : tests of basic academic ability: high grade passes in examinations of Secondary Education (e.g. SAT, GCSE "A" Level, International Baccalaureate), an official high school transcript, and/or the EJU (Examination for Japanese Universities),English proficiency test for non-native English speakers (such as IELTS, TOEFL or other nationally recognized English proficiency examination), andoral interview.

Applied Marine Biology

Tohoku University

Japan,

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Applied Marine Biology

Tohoku University

Tohoku University

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