Animal ecophysiology from a climate perspective

For admission to the course, knowledge are required equivalent to: Alternative 1: Approved basic courses in biology comprising 60 credits in the subject areas of cell biology, molecular genetics, evolution, botanical and zoological physiology, ecology and biodiversity and systematics, or equivalent. Alternative 2: The following courses must be approved: ES1201, Environmental Sciences: Natural Science, 15 credits, ES1300, Natural Resource Management, 15 credits, ES1305, Pollutants effects and dispersal on Biological Systems, 15 credits, ES1220 Ecology and evolution for environmental scientists, 15 credits and one of the following three courses: BIO900, Cell Biology, 15 credits, BIO906, Molecular Genetics and Evolution, 15 credits, BIO283, Conservation Ecology in Water Environments, 15 credits, or an equivalent basic course in environmental science with a scientific focus. Alternative 3: Passed courses of at least 90 credits in the two first years of the Marine science, Bachelor's programme, University of Gothenburg For all alternatives, at least one relevant advanced course (at least 15 credits) in biology needs to be passed. To provide the requirement in English by an internationally recognized test, for example TOEFL, IELTS, the English proficiency should be equivalent to the level of English 6/English Course B from Swedish Upper Secondary School. Recommended advanced courses are BIO232 Human Physiology (15 credits, first cycle) or BIO484 Comparative Physiology of Marine Animals including Applications for Aquaculture (15 credits, second cycle).

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