Aquaculture training at UHI Shetland

What's New17 Nov 2025by Janice Johnston

UHI Shetland offers a comprehensive suite of aquaculture courses tailored to industry needs – from short skills courses and apprenticeships to online CPD (continuing professional development) in sustainable aquaculture management. Training is flexible and often delivered directly at employers’ sites. Key topics include fish health, welfare, biosecurity and RAS (recirculating aquaculture systems) water quality. Apprenticeships cover all experience levels, while online CPD supports professionals aiming to meet climate and sustainability targets. With modern facilities and a strong industry focus, UHI Shetland plays a vital role in preparing the aquaculture workforce across Shetland, Scotland and beyond.

www.shetland.uhi.ac.uk

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