Teaching

My professional goals are to make discoveries and to educate and engage undergraduate students and society in the science of integrative zoology, which includes ​specific knowledge about animal biology and associated academic disciplines, including ecology, conservation biology, ecotoxicology and aquaculture among others. 

My research in integrative zoology gives me a broad experience to draw upon in my teaching activities at uni:

Degree in Biology

• Zoology (2nd year, Full semester)

Degree in Environmental Sciences

• Animal Biology (2nd year, Fall semester, coordinator)

• Wildlife management (4th year, Fall semester)

Degree in Marine Sciences and Biotechnology

• Aquaculture (4th year, Spring semester)

Master program in Biodiversity (coordinator)

• Biological Conservation (Fall semester, coordinator)

• Wildlife management (Spring semester)

• Fluvial ecosystems: sampling methods and analysis of biodiversity patterns (Spring semester)

I also teach training courses on aquarium fish diseases to professionals and provide advise on keeping and breeding aquatic animals in captivity to research institutions and official ex-situ conservation programes for endangered species.