De Troch, M.

Deprez, T.

Roelofs, M.

Tkint, T.

Withouck, I

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Join the International Master of Science in Marine Biological 
Resources (IMBRSea) today! 
Deprez Tim, Roelofs Marleen, Tkint Tim, Withouck Inne and De Troch Marleen 
Marine Biology Research Group, Department of Biology, Ghent University, Krijgslaan 281 - S8, 9000 
Gent, Belgium 
E-mail: tim.deprez@ugent.be  
 
Looking for a Master's programme answering the needs of Blue Growth and Marine Biological 
Resources? Join the first international study programme focused on the study and management of 
the Biological Resources from the Sea. The IMBRSea programme is co-funded by the Erasmus+ 
Programme of the European Union and functions in close contact with the European Marine Biological 
resource Centre (EMBRC), a leading European distributed research infrastructure. 
 
Students joining the programme will be able to specialise in one of the five themes: Marine food 
production, Management of living marine resources, Applied marine ecology and conservation, 
Marine environment health and Global ocean change. You will have the opportunity to study at coastal 
locations across Europe – from Scandinavian fjords to the salty Adriatic to the Algarve coast - and will 
participate in a diverse range of study environments: professional internships, online courses, 
summer school, participation in scientific symposia, and high quality thesis research work in top 
research institutes in Europe and worldwide. 
 
With a total of around 90 students to have successfully started the programme last September, 
IMBRSea is the largest Erasmus Mundus programme as well as the largest International Master 
Programme in Marine Sciences. 
 
Applications to join the International Master of Science in Marine Biological Resources are now open 
at http://imbrsea.eu. Scholarships, mobility grants and study fee weavers are available for the best 
ranked applicants. 
 
Apply before 30 March 2018 to join IMBRSea in September 2018! 
 
Partners in the IMBRSea programme are: Ghent University (BE), University of Pierre and Marie Curie 
(FR), University of the Algarve (PT), University of Oviedo (ES), Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (IE), 
University of the Basque Country (ES), Polytechnic University of Marche (IT), University of Bergen (NO) 
and the University of Brest (FR). 
 
The IMBRSea programme is supported by the Marine Research Institutes belonging to the European 
Marine Biological Resource Centre (EMBRC). 
 
Keywords: Master of Science; marine biological resources; EMBRC; Erasmus+; international 
  


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