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3. What you will learn?

This course explores the relationships between marine chemistry, marine biological and geochemical processes - with a focus on developing an understanding of the interplay and responses between ocean chemistry, marine biology and global change.

4. What is the duration of this course?

The duration of the course is 249 Hours of Two-Way Live Online Interactive Sessions by our most respected industry experts and recognized by numerous organizations over the years for their work.

5. What is Marine Biogeochemistry?

Marine biogeochemistry is the study of the physical, biological, geological, and chemical processes that distribute and transform nutrients and other chemical species in the marine environment.

Marine Biogeochemistry Course

Module 1: Introduction to Marine Biogeochemistry

Understand the importance of marine biogeochemistry in understanding Earth's biogeochemical cycles and ecosystem dynamics Identify the key components of marine biogeochemical cycles and their interactions Describe the main sources and sinks of marine biogeochemical elements

Biogeochemical cycles
Ocean chemistry
Nutrient cycling

Module 2: Physical and Chemical Oceanography

Understand the basic physical and chemical properties of seawater Identify the factors that control the distribution of chemical constituents in the ocean

Ocean circulation
Water masses

Module 3: Marine Carbon Cycle

Understand the major processes and pathways that control the uptake, transport, and storage of carbon in the ocean Describe the role of marine carbon cycling in global climate change Identify the factors that influence ocean acidification

Biological pump
Carbonate chemistry
Ocean acidification

Module 4: Nutrient Cycling

Understand the importance of nutrients for marine primary production and ecosystem dynamics Identify the key nutrient cycles in the ocean Describe the factors that control the distribution and availability of nutrients in the ocean

Nitrogen cycle
Phosphorus cycle
Iron cycle

Module 5: Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide Cycling

Understand the processes that control the distribution and cycling of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the ocean Describe the role of the ocean in regulating atmospheric oxygen and carbon dioxide levels Identify the factors that influence oceanic hypoxia and anoxia

Oxygen minimum zones
Carbon dioxide fluxes
Ocean deoxygenation

Module 6: Trace Metals Cycling

Understand the importance of trace metals for marine biota and ecosystem functioning Identify the key trace metal cycles in the ocean Describe the factors that control the distribution and bioavailability of trace metals in the ocean

Iron limitation
Manganese cycle
Zinc cycle

Module 7: Organic Matter Cycling

Understand the processes that control the production, transformation, and degradation of organic matter in the ocean Identify the key components of marine organic matter and their roles in ecosystem functioning Describe the factors that control the quantity and quality of marine organic matter

DOM dynamics
Particulate organic matter
Microbial ecology

Module 8: Biogeochemistry of Marine Sediments

Understand the processes that control the formation, accumulation, and preservation of marine sediments Identify the key biogeochemical processes that occur in marine sediments Describe the role of marine sediments in global biogeochemical cycles

Sediment biogeochemistry
Diagenesis
Paleoclimate proxies

Module 9: Marine Ecosystem Dynamics

Understand the key components and processes of marine ecosystems Identify the factors that control the structure and function of marine ecosystems Describe the role of marine ecosystems in global biogeochemical cycles

Trophic interactions
Biodiversity
Ecosystem modeling

Module 10: Climate Change and Marine Biogeochemistry

Understand the impacts of climate change on marine biogeochemical cycles and ecosystems Identify the feedbacks between marine biogeochemistry and climate change Describe the strategies for mitigating the impacts of climate change on marine biogeochemistry

Ocean warming
Ocean acidification
Sea level rise

Module 11: Marine Microbial Ecology

Understand the diversity and distribution of marine microorganisms Identify the roles of marine microorganisms in biogeochemical cycles and ecosystem functioning Describe the interactions between marine microorganisms and their environment

Marine microbial diversity
Microbial metabolism
Microbial biogeochemical cycles

Module 12: Marine Biogeochemical Sensors and Observatories

Understand the principles and applications of marine biogeochemical sensors and observatories Identify the types and capabilities of marine biogeochemical sensors and observatories Describe the role of marine biogeochemical sensors and observatories in advancing our understanding of marine biogeochemistry

Ocean observing systems
Biogeochemical sensors
Data analysis and visualization

Module 13: Marine Biogeochemistry in Polar Regions

Understand the unique biogeochemical processes and cycles in polar oceans Identify the impacts of climate change on marine biogeochemistry in polar regions Describe the role of polar oceans in global biogeochemical cycles

Arctic oceanography
Antarctic oceanography
Polar marine ecosystem dynamics

Module 14: Harmful Algal Blooms and Marine Biotoxins

Understand the causes and consequences of harmful algal blooms and marine biotoxins Identify the key harmful algal species and their impacts on marine ecosystems and human health Describe the strategies for monitoring and mitigating harmful algal blooms and marine biotoxins

Harmful algal species
Biotoxin chemistry
Public health implications

Module 15: Marine Biogeochemistry and Human Health

Understand the impacts of marine biogeochemistry on human health Identify the sources and pathways of marine pollutants and toxins that can affect human health Describe the strategies for mitigating the impacts of marine biogeochemistry on human health

Marine pollutants,
Toxins and human health,
Aquaculture and food safety

Module 16: Marine Biogeochemistry and Fisheries Management

Understand the role of marine biogeochemistry in fisheries management and conservation Identify the factors that affect fish populations and ecosystem productivity Describe the strategies for sustainable fisheries management

Fisheries ecology,
Fish population dynamics,
Marine protected areas

Module 17: Marine Biogeochemistry and Blue Carbon

Understand the role of marine biogeochemistry in carbon sequestration in coastal and marine ecosystems Identify the key components of blue carbon ecosystems and their carbon storage potential Describe the strategies for blue carbon conservation and management

Blue carbon ecosystem
Carbon sequestration
Coastal zone management

Module 18: Biogeochemical Interactions Between Land and Ocean

Understand the biogeochemical interactions between land and ocean Identify the sources and pathways of nutrients and pollutants from land to ocean Describe the impacts of land-ocean interactions on marine biogeochemistry and ecosystems

Riverine nutrient fluxes
Coastal eutrophication
Anthropogenic pollution

Module 19: Marine Biogeochemistry and Paleoclimatology

Understand the use of marine biogeochemistry in reconstructing past climates and ocean environments Identify the key paleoclimate proxies and their applications in marine biogeochemistry Describe the role of marine biogeochemistry in understanding Earth's climate history

Marine sediment records
Geochemical proxies
Paleoclimate modelling

Module 20: Marine Biogeochemistry and Ocean Acidification

Understand the causes and consequences of ocean acidification on marine biogeochemistry Identify the impacts of ocean acidification on marine organisms and ecosystems Describe the strategies for mitigating the impacts of ocean acidification

Carbon dioxide in the ocean
Ocean acidification impacts on marine biogeochemistry
Adaptation and mitigation strategies

Module 21: Marine Biogeochemistry and Trace Metals

Understand the importance of trace metals in marine biogeochemistry Identify the sources and pathways of trace metals in the ocean Describe the biogeochemical cycles of trace metals in marine ecosystems

Trace metal chemistry
Trace metal cycles in the ocean
Impacts of trace metals on marine organisms

Module 22: Marine Biogeochemistry and Biodiversity

Understand the relationship between marine biogeochemistry and marine biodiversity Identify the factors that influence marine biodiversity Describe the role of marine biodiversity in biogeochemical cycles and ecosystem functioning

Biodiversity patterns in the ocean
, Ecosystem functioning and services
, Conservation and management strategies

Module 23: Marine Biogeochemistry and Climate Feedbacks

Understand the role of marine biogeochemistry in climate feedbacks Identify the biogeochemical feedbacks that amplify or dampen climate change Describe the impact of climate change on marine biogeochemistry

Carbon cycle feedbacks
Nutrient cycle feedbacks
Climate models and projections

Module 24: Marine Biogeochemistry and Remote Sensing

Understand the principles and applications of remote sensing in marine biogeochemistry Identify the types of remote sensing platforms and sensors used in marine biogeochemistry Describe the use of remote sensing data in studying marine biogeochemical processes and ecosystem dynamics

Remote sensing technologies and data processing
Remote sensing applications in marine biogeochemistry
Machine learning and artificial intelligence in remote sensing

Module 25: Marine Biogeochemistry and Fisheries Productivity

Understand the relationship between marine biogeochemistry and fisheries productivity Identify the factors that affect fish growth and reproduction Describe the role of marine biogeochemistry in supporting fisheries productivity

Nutrient and carbon cycling
Phytoplankton and zooplankton dynamics
Fisheries management strategies

Module 26: Marine Biogeochemistry and Marine Protected Areas

Understand the role of marine biogeochemistry in marine protected areas Identify the benefits of marine protected areas for marine biogeochemistry and ecosystems Describe the strategies for designing and implementing effective marine protected areas

Marine protected area ecology
Ecosystem-based management
Conservation strategies and policies

Module 27: Marine Biogeochemistry and Ocean Circulation

Understand the relationship between ocean circulation and marine biogeochemistry Identify the physical processes that drive ocean circulation Describe the impacts of ocean circulation on marine biogeochemistry and ecosystem functioning

Ocean currents and eddies
Upwelling and mixing
Ocean circulation models

Module 28: Marine Biogeochemistry and Sea-Level Rise

Understand the impact of sea-level rise on marine biogeochemistry Identify the factors that contribute to sea-level rise Describe the impacts of sea-level rise on coastal ecosystems and biogeochemical cycles