skip navigation
Giving
Apply Now
  1. »
  2. Courses

Biosecurity Management and Prevention in Aquaculture Operations

Course Code: NATR132

This self-directed course will cover the importance, risks and best practices of biosecurity.

Environmental Sciences Fisheries
Delivery
  • Online
Offered at:

Choose a course date

2 hours

Add to Calendar

Location:

Online

$101.50

Add to cart

A Fleming College student login is required to access online training. Please allow 3 to 5 business days from the date of course registration for your user login account to be processed. A "welcome email" will be sent to you and will provide the information on how to start your course.

2 hours

Add to Calendar

Location:

Online

$101.50

Add to cart

A Fleming College student login is required to access online training. Please allow 3 to 5 business days from the date of course registration for your user login account to be processed. A "welcome email" will be sent to you and will provide the information on how to start your course.

Course Materials

Some courses require additional textbooks and/or materials. Please visit your campus store in-person or online:

Continuing Education & Corporate Training Office

(705) 749-5530 ext. 1502
1-888-269-6929

coned@flemingcollege.ca

Earn a Certificate

Biosecurity Management and Prevention in Aquaculture Operations is included in a Certificate

Aquaculture Operations

Related Courses

Aquaculture Infrastructure - Land Based
  • Start on January 05, 2026
Biology of Cultured Fish
  • Start on January 05, 2026 and 1 other date
Environmental Impacts and Benthic Monitoring of Aquaculture Operations
  • Start on January 05, 2026 and 1 other date
Foundations of Aquaculture Biology
  • Start on January 05, 2026
Harvesting Practices and Physiology Effects in Aquaculture Operations
  • Start on January 05, 2026 and 1 other date
Intro to Certifications and Regulations in Aquaculture
  • Start on January 05, 2026
Introduction to Aquaculture
  • Start on January 05, 2026 and 1 other date
Introduction to Indigenous Environmental Studies
  • Start on January 05, 2026
Sealice Management and Treatment Methods
  • Start on January 05, 2026 and 1 other date