Aquatic Toxicology
( 30 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Aquatic Toxicology
Overview of aquatic toxicology, importance, and relevance in environmental health

Module #2
Principles of Toxicology
Basic principles of toxicology, including dose-response relationships, bioaccumulation, and biomagnification

Module #3
Aquatic Ecosystems and Habitats
Overview of freshwater and marine ecosystems, including habitats, species interactions, and ecological processes

Module #4
Toxic Substances and Pollutants
Types of toxic substances, including chemicals, pesticides, heavy metals, and industrial pollutants

Module #5
Sources of Aquatic Pollution
Point and non-point sources of pollution, including agricultural runoff, industrial effluent, and wastewater

Module #6
Toxic Effects on Aquatic Organisms
Mechanisms of toxic action, including acute and chronic toxicity, bioaccumulation, and biomarkers

Module #7
Ecotoxicological Testing and Assessment
Methods for testing and assessing the toxicity of substances to aquatic organisms, including bioassays and ecotoxicological models

Module #8
Aquatic Toxicology and Human Health
Human health risks associated with aquatic pollution, including exposure pathways and epidemiological studies

Module #9
Regulatory Frameworks and Policy
Overview of national and international regulations, guidelines, and policies related to aquatic toxicology and pollution

Module #10
Risk Assessment and Management
Approaches to risk assessment and management in aquatic toxicology, including probabilistic and deterministic methods

Module #11
Freshwater Toxicology
Specific issues and challenges in freshwater toxicology, including effects on freshwater species and habitats

Module #12
Marine Toxicology
Specific issues and challenges in marine toxicology, including effects on marine species and habitats

Module #13
Estuarine and Coastal Toxicology
Specific issues and challenges in estuarine and coastal toxicology, including effects on Brackish water species and habitats

Module #14
Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs)
Chemistry, fate, and effects of POPs in aquatic environments, including PCBs, DDT, and PFAS

Module #15
Heavy Metals in Aquatic Ecosystems
Chemistry, fate, and effects of heavy metals in aquatic environments, including mercury, lead, and cadmium

Module #16
Microplastics and Nanoplastics
Sources, fate, and effects of microplastics and nanoplastics in aquatic environments, including ingestion and bioaccumulation

Module #17
Case Studies in Aquatic Toxicology
Real-world examples of aquatic pollution and toxicological effects, including industrial accidents, oil spills, and agricultural runoff

Module #18
Advanced Topics in Aquatic Toxicology
Current research and emerging issues in aquatic toxicology, including omics, epigenetics, and systems biology approaches

Module #19
Alternatives to Animal Testing
In vitro and in silico approaches to aquatic toxicology, including non-animal models and computational toxicology

Module #20
Communicating Aquatic Toxicology to the Public
Effective science communication strategies for aquatic toxicology, including stakeholder engagement and risk communication

Module #21
Field and Laboratory Methods
Practical skills for collecting and analyzing aquatic samples, including water and sediment sampling, and laboratory analysis

Module #22
Statistical Analysis in Aquatic Toxicology
Statistical approaches and tools for analyzing aquatic toxicology data, including hypothesis testing and regression analysis

Module #23
Computational Modeling in Aquatic Toxicology
Computational models for predicting aquatic toxicity, including QSAR, PBPK, and population modeling

Module #24
Risk Communication and Stakeholder Engagement
Effective strategies for communicating risk and engaging stakeholders in aquatic toxicology decision-making

Module #25
International Collaboration and Research
Global perspectives and initiatives in aquatic toxicology, including international collaborations and research networks

Module #26
Policy and Regulatory Developments
Recent developments in policy and regulation related to aquatic toxicology, including emerging issues and challenges

Module #27
Emerging Contaminants and Pollutants
New and emerging contaminants and pollutants in aquatic environments, including pharmaceuticals, personal care products, and nanomaterials

Module #28
Climate Change and Aquatic Toxicology
Interactions between climate change and aquatic toxicology, including effects on species distributions, water temperature, and pollutant fate

Module #29
Aquatic Toxicology and One Health
Interconnections between aquatic toxicology, human health, and environmental health, including the One Health framework

Module #30
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Aquatic Toxicology career

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Aquatic Toxicology ( 30 Modules )

Aquatic Toxicology
( 30 Modules )