Dear all,
The Autonomous University of Barcelona organizes from June/20 to July/8,
2022, the second edition of the summer school course dedicated to Diseases of Marine Mammals. Participants (with a limit of 30 students) will learn on the main diseases and threats that affect wild cetaceans and pinnipeds (bacterial, viral, and parasitic infections,
as well as anthropogenic influences and other non-infectious problems). The course will also pay attention to the methodologies of disease detection and investigation. As part of the practical training, a full necropsy of a dolphin (frozen and thawed for the
course) will be performed at the necropsy room of the Veterinary Faculty. Information on diseases will be also complemented with a practical session of 3 hr. at the microscope, visualizing slides of specific diseases at the microscopy laboratory.
The course will be presential, from Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 12:30
p.m., and students are expected to spend between two and three hours per day
on self-guided learning. A total of 6 ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) will be certified once the course has been satisfactorily completed.
The course is directed to veterinary medicine and marine biology graduate students
in the last years of training, and to master students willing to get a comprehensive view of marine mammal diseases.
Registration is open and still there are a few sites available.
For registration and further details visit the UAB web site
https://www.uab.cat/web/uab-barcelona-summer-school-1345844075637.html
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UAB Barcelona Summer School offers a formative offer of undergraduate subjects in great knowledge areas held from late June to late July. Most of the courses are taught in English, and you can earn between 6 and 12 ECTS
www.uab.cat
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For any questions about the contents of the course, mail to: mariano.domingo@uab.cat