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Fish Applied Nutrition (ended) – Spanish

Program Description

Why do we offer the Fish Applied Nutrition Course?
Nutrition is one of the most relevant factors influencing the welfare and health of farmed fish. Therefore, this course aims to provide conceptual and practical knowledge to analyze and evaluate the nutritional value and multiple benefits of feed components in farmed fish; all this in order to offer a source of competitive advantage in various areas of business and professional development.
Students will acquire knowledge about the structure and function of fish digestive system, as well as the bioavailability, bioaccessibility, bioenergetics of both conventional and alternative nutrients and ingredients. Similarly, students will address very diverse topics such as the analysis and evaluation of productive parameters, sustainability, raw material requirements and formulation of balanced diets for farmed fish.
The Fish Applied Nutrition course is 100% synchronous learning, and is taught through an efficient and modern learning platform.
If you want to develop your potential, achieve significant goals and generate an impact in your organization, we invite you to our course Fish Applied Nutrition.

Learning Objectives

The objective of this course is to provide conceptual and practical knowledge to analyze and evaluate the nutritional value and multiple benefits of feed components in farmed fish.

Who is it for?
  • Local and international students and professionals seeking to broaden their theoretical and practical knowledge in the area of fish applied nutrition.
  • This course is developed for students and professionals of different levels interested or working in the following careers related to fish farming:
    • Veterinary Medicine, Aquaculture Engineering, Agronomy, Marine Biology, Veterinary Technician, Aquaculture Technician.
    • Another career related to fish farming.
Methodology

Live Online Classes (Synchronous)

Our live online classes are synchronous lectures where students and professors meet together to communicate with voice, video, presentations, whiteboard. The classes require students and professors to be online at the same time. Live online classes will NOT be recorded so the student must attend to avoid being absent.

Interactive Learning

In each class of the course you will have the opportunity to share your ideas, clarify your doubts and participate in an active discussion with your classmates and professor.

Support Materials

This course offers materials to support student learning. These resources have been prepared and/or selected by our teachers.

Continuous Assessment

The teaching plan includes the evaluation of the knowledge acquired by our students throughout the course, using controls and assignments.

Approval Requirements

A minimum of 80% attendance to classes and obtaining a final average equivalent to 60% of the maximum grade are required.

Certificate

Students who pass the course will receive a Certificate of Approval issued by IFarming Virtual Campus, which will be available on the student’s private site at www.ifarming.ai.

Aplications Requirements

To enroll in our course, you must meet one of these requirements:

  • University professional degree.
  • Graduate degree from a professional institute or technical training center.
  • In the case of undergraduate and graduate students, we request current enrollment certification.
What will you learn in the course?

Upon completion of the course, the students should be able to:

  • Know the context and structure of global aquaculture to understand the challenges of fish nutrition.
  • Identify and explain the different types of nutrients and raw materials, as well as their roles in fish nutrition and health, both positive and negative.
  • Be able to identify and describe the different laboratory methodologies to carry out a proximal analysis of raw materials.
  • Identify and describe the components of the fish digestive system and their functions to understand how and where nutrients are digested and absorbed.
  • Discern in which scenarios to apply each of the methodologies to determine the nutritional value of raw materials.
  • Assimilate the concept of sustainability to understand its relationship with the future of aquaculture.
  • Understand formulation concepts to be able to learn how to use a diet formulation tool and be able to prepare balanced diet recipes for fish.
  • Calculate and interpret the productive parameters by integrating the theoretical and practical knowledge of fish applied nutrition.
Course Modules

The course modules are available in Spanish only.

Professors

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Felipe Reveco Urzúa

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Director, IFarming Virtual Campus

Founder & CEO, IFarming

PhD Animal Nutrition, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway

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He holds a PhD degree in Animal Nutrition from Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway. He also holds a MSc degree in Animal and Poultry Science from the University of Saskatchewan, Canada, and Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Chile. In the last 13 years, he has worked in the Norwegian and Canadian salmon industry both from the private sector and academia. He has collaborated with leading companies in this industry, covering the areas of nutrition, health, production, and research.

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Marta Bou Mira

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Scientist, Nofima

PhD Animal and Aquaculture Sciences, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway

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Marta Bou Mira has a degree in Marine Sciences from the University of Vigo, Spain and has two M.Sc in Aquaculture; one studied at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and the other studied at the University of Barcelona. In addition, she also holds a PhD degree in Animal and Aquaculture Sciences, Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU), Norway. She has been working in the nutrition and feed technology department,at Nofima since 2013, focusing on lipid nutrition in fish, mainly salmonids. One of her research areas of particular interest is the study of the minimum nutritional requirements for the essential fatty acids EPA and DHA and the impact of these fatty acids on the health and productive performance of salmonids.

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Marcelo Hidalgo

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Southern Cone Technical Manager, DSM

PhD Nutrition, Monogastric Nutrition, The University of Georgia, EE.UU.

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Marcelo Hidalgo is a Veterinarian with a PhD in Poultry Nutrition from the University of Georgia, United States. He worked as a nutritionist and technical services for the genetic line Hendrix Genetics North America, and later as a nutritionist for Provimi-Cargill, United States. For 10 years, he was a professor and coordinator of courses in the area of animal production and nutrition at both the University of Chile and the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, and nutritionist in nutrition companies in LATAM. Marcelo Hidalgo is currently Technical Manager for the Andes Sub Region of DSM, where he leads the technical activities and coordination with the commercial area of the monogastric area.

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Patricio Dantagnan

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Professor, Catholic University of Temuco

PhD Marine Sciences, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain

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Patricio Dantagnan is an aquaculture engineer, marine biologist and PhD in marine sciences from the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain. He is Professor of the Department of Agricultural and Aquaculture Sciences at the Catholic University of Temuco. He is also Director and founder of the Fish Nutrition and Physiology Laboratory (www.acuicultura.uct.cl/nutricion). His research is mainly associated with the nutrition of lipids and fatty acids, and how these interact with other nutrients. His relationship with the industry focuses primarily on the evaluation of ingredients, supplements and additives in fish diets. He maintains permanent collaboration with Chilean and foreign researchers, Universities and Research Centers. He is currently a professor of the doctoral program in Agricultural Sciences at the Catholic University of Temuco and guest professor of the doctoral program in the aquacultural consortium formed by the University of Chile, Northern Catholic University and Pontifical Catholic University of Valparaíso. He is also guest professor in the doctoral program in aquaculture of the Austral University of Chile.

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Adrián Hernández

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Associate professor, Catholic University of Temuco 

PhD Aquatic Bioscience, Tokyo University of Marine Sciences and Technology, Japan

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Associate Professor of the Department of Agricultural and Aquaculture Sciences of the Faculty of Natural Resources at the Catholic University of Temuco (UC Temuco). He is also part of the Fish Nutrition and Physiology Laboratory and the Food Production Research Center of UC Temuco. Furthermore, he belongs to the academic staff of the doctoral and master´s program in Agricultural Sciences from UC Temuco. In addition, he is a member of the editorial committee of the magazine “Aquaculture” and reviewer for numerous international magazines specialized in aquatic animal production and feeding.

His general research interest is focused on the study of fish nutrition and feeding, feed manufacturing and processing technologies. In the course of his research activities, he has dealt with different aspects of fish nutrition with the aim of characterizing the nutritional value of various protein ingredients and seeking ways to overcome their usage restrictions. Finally, Dr. Hernández has been carrying out projects and experiments in collaboration with national and international groups and institutions.

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Carlos Hein

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CEO, Heico Ltda.

Master in Business Administration, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Chile

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Carlos Hein is a Fisheries Engineer from PUCV and an MBA, with 20 years of experience in the salmon industry, holding positions in areas of research, fish production, nutrition and food in leading companies in the industry, taking part in the development of nutritional strategies and of food for the national industry as well as collaborating and leading projects. Finally, it is important to highlight that Carlos has extensive experience in production and feeding from spawning to harvest in freshwater and sea stages of salmonids.

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Paula Arriagada

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Technical Sales Manager, Corbion

MSc Food Science, McGill University, Canada

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Paula Arriagada Strodthoff is a food engineer from the Austral University of Chile and holds an MSc degree in food science from the McGill University, Canada. She is a professional with more than 24 years of experience in animal nutrition and production including poultry and strategy, development and research of nutritional solutions for aquaculture. For example, Paula has extensive experience in formulation, analysis and evaluation of nutritional concepts for fish reared under experimental and commercial conditions. Today, she is Corbion’s technical sales manager, being responsible for technical sales support for omega 3 algae-based products worldwide. Finally, Paula describes herself as passionate about nutrition and interested in helping and improving the sustainability of the aquaculture industry.

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Alejandro Capdeville

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Aquaculture Nutrition Consultant, Bel-Cap SpA

Pharmaceutical Chemist, Universidad de Valparaíso, Chile

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Alejandro Capdeville Steffens is a Pharmaceutical Chemist from the University of Valparaíso, a specialist with more than 35 years of experience in the areas of formulation and development of raw materials for aquaculture, aquaculture feed production, quality control, applied research, product registration and teaching activities as director of Internship in undergraduate thesis of different Universities.
As co-owner of Bel-Cap SpA, he has used his experience to advise on formulation processes and development of aquaculture raw materials, actively participating in value capture processes for different feed factories and suppliers of ingredients and additives.

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Stephen Gunther

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Director of Business Development, Wittaya Aqua International Inc.

MSc Animal Science, University of Guelph, Canada

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Since 2005, he has developed a successful career in the aquaculture and animal feed sectors in Chile. His roles in Chile included: Nutrition and Quality Manager for AquaChile where he was responsible for nutritional strategies, feed and final product quality, and feed mill audits; Technical manager for feed premix companies (formulation of concentrates for terrestrial species and resolution of production / nutrition problems with clients); Aquaculture sales manager for South America for a feed additive distribution company. He then formed his own feed additive distribution company, distributing feed additives to aquaculture and terrestrial animal feed manufacturers in Chile.

In 2017, he returned to his UK roots to take up the role of Technical Director at BioMar UK, where he was responsible for feed and raw material quality and safety, formulation, local research and development efforts, support technician for customers.

In 2020, Stephen returned to Canada coming full circle and is now the Director of Business Development for Wittaya Aqua.

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Value & Discounts

Price*
Full (course) fee:
CLP $1,800,000 + IVA
By module:
CLP $930,000 + IVA

Fee Discount:
10% Early registration**.
10% Alumni IFarming Virtual Campus**.
20% Undergraduate/postgraduate student enrolled in educational institutions***.

(*) Prices in dollars are for reference only. The final value in dollars is calculated according to the exchange rate of the day.
(**) Discounts are not transferable and cumulative. Discounts valid until January 15, 2023, except discount for IFarming Virtual Campus alumni.. Payments with PayPal, 5% discount applicable to early registration and IFarming Campus Virtual alumni (please, check Payment Methods).
(***) Discounts are not transferable and cumulative. To access the discounts, students must present current enrollment certificate to contact@ifarming.ai. Payments with PayPal, 15% discount applicable to undergraduate and graduate students (please, check Payment Methods).

 

Payment Methods

National Payment Methods (Chile):
– Wire transfer.
– Webpay: credit cards (up to 12 installments without interest) and debit card (Redcompra).

International Payment Methods:
– Cash payment via bank transfer.
– PayPal*.
– Purchase order.

(*) Payments with PayPal, 5% discount applicable to early registration and IFarming Campus Virtual alumni, and 15% discount applicable to undergraduate and graduate students. To execute payments with PayPal you must Contact Us, thank you.

Language: Spanish
Modality: Online
Start Date: 04/04/2023
Duration: 8 Weeks

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