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PET Fishery
PET Fishery is the Tutorial Education Program (PET) of Fishing Engineering of the Socioenvironmental and Water Resources Institute (ISARH) of the Federal Rural University of Amazonia (UFRA), developed by a group of students, with tutoring by a teacher, organized from undergraduate level training in the country’s higher education institutions, guided by the principle of inseparability between teaching, research and extension and tutorial education.
What does he do?
Fishing Engineer
The Fishing Engineer applies knowledge and technologies in the localization, capture, cultivation, processing and conservation of aquatic species such as fish, crustaceans and seafood. It is he who plans, coordinates and implements integrated activities for the exploitation of natural resources, sustainable cultivation and exploitation, and the industrialization and commercialization of fish. It performs the analysis and management of the water and soil quality of the cultivation units, as well as studies of technical-economic feasibility. The main areas of activity are:
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Findings of this PET Fishery group are of high importance and contribute significantly to the actual knowledge and discussion about aspects of fisheries and aquaculture.
The activities developed under the Tutorial Education Program make the professionals involved more competitive in the labor market, as well as citizens who are more engaged and concerned about the world around them.
They are talented young scientists who has demonstrated excellent work habits coupled with a high level of initiative and adaptability to new situations.
Working with great enthusiasm, high motivation and good scientific knowledge in fisheries science and management leads to the publication of their results in international journals.
They stand out in his formation in the areas of activity of the Fishing Engineer; the lived experience in teaching, researching and extension, makes them highly qualified for the job market and/or postgraduate courses.
It is a group of excellence. They are committed and very proactive, essential characteristics for professionals concerned with the sustainable development of natural resources.
It's a very lively and serious group that is motivating everyone around. That's it, the word of order is MAKE IT HAPPEN. Count on me whenever you need!!!
I am sure that the students involved in the PET Fishery group leave the university with a much broader and more complex vision of reality.
The group is strong, kind and works in harmony with the indissociability between teaching, research and extension, being a facilitator in the process of building participatory knowledge. It will certainly continue to reach various levels of society.
The PET Fishery is a good example of a Tutorial Education Program, developing integrative actions and humanistic skills essential for an increasingly demanding market.
