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BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN OCEANOLOGY |
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M.C. Antonio López Serrano |
| oceanologia@angel.umar.mx |
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Graduates of Oceanology will have the knowledge and ability to allow them:
- to analyze and interpret the information derived from the observation of phenomena which occur in oceans and their surroundings.
- the capacity to resolve problems relating to the exploration, administration, regulation and sustainable use of renewable and non-renewable marine resources.
- to propose ecological projects in coastal and marine zones at a specific level as well as global.
- to create research projects concerning global phenomena, such as global warming, cycles of nutrients, climate change etc.
- to create research projects concerning pollution, possible solutions and prevention in coastal and marine zones.
- to create research projects on the prospection of energy resources, such as minerals, gas, oil and methane hydrate.
- to create and direct businesses and consultancy firms relating to the management and exploitation of marine resources.
- the capacity to form human resources, at a university level as well as a technical level.
- to encourage the culture of respect and care for the coastal and marine zones at different levels of society.
- to manage sampling techniques, processing and analysis of samples on a personal level as well as the leader of a team.
- to handle tools and technology for the processing of oceanographic data.
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Owing to the multi-disciplined training, the oceanographer can enter distinct sectors of society, such as in private businesses, government institutions, research institutions, university and non-government organizations.
Likewise, they are able to create and manage micro-companies.
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FIRST SEMESTER
Differential Calculus
Linear Algebra
General Chemistry
Marine botany
Geology I
History of Philosophical Thought |
SECOND SEMESTER
Integral Calculus
Physics
I
Zoology of Marine Invertebrates
General System Theory
Statistics |
THIRD SEMESTER
Vectorial Calculus
Organic Chemistry
Physics II
Zoology of Marine Vertebrates
Geology II |
FOURTH SEMESTER
Programming
Ordinary Differential Equations
Biochemistry
Physics III
General Ecology
Topography |
FIFTH SEMESTER
Numerical Methods
Chemical Analysis
Physical-chemistry
Marine Ecology I
Physical Oceanography I
Geological Oceanography |
SIXTH SEMESTER
Marine Ecology II
Carbonated Sedimentary Environments
Methodology and Climatology
Physical Oceanography II
Chemical Oceanography |
SEVENTH SEMESTER
Biogeochemistry
Marine Geophysics
Economy of Marine Resources
Constitution of Estuaries and Coastal Lagoons
Biological Oceanography
Coastal Oceanography |
EIGHTH SEMESTER
Marine Culture
Paleo-oceanography
Administration of Marine Resources
Biochemistry of Estuaries and Coastal Lagoons
Elective I |
NINTH SEMESTER
Marine Contamination and Eco-toxicology
Formulation and Evaluation of Projects
Instrumentation and Processing of Oceanographic data
Scientific Communication
Elective II |
TENTH SEMESTER
Management of Marine and Coastal resources
Strategic Planning of Projects
Scientific Communication II
Elective III |
OPTATIVAS
Variable Compleja
Oceanografía Satelital
Zooquímica
Micropaleontología
Oceanografía Regional |
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Ciudad Universitaria, Puerto Ángel, Distrito de San Pedro Pochutla, Oax., México C.P. 70902
Ciudad Universitaria, Santa María Huatulco, Oax., México C.P. 70989
Ciudad Universitaria, Carretera Vía Sola de Vega, Puerto Escondido, San Pedro Mixtepec, Juquila, Oax., México C.P. 71980
Pino Suárez #509 Col. Centro, Oaxaca de Juárez, Oax., México C.P. 68000 |
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