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Master presentations in Sea and Society 2025

Sustainability and environment
Science and Information Technology
Society and economy
Student

The students at the Master's Programme in Sea and Society present their thesis work.

Examination
Date
3 Jun 2025
4 Jun 2025
3 Sep 2026
Time
09:15 - 14:30
10:15 - 15:30
10:15 - 11:15
Location
Natrium, Medicinaregatan 7B

Good to know
In English
Organizer
Department of Marine Sciences

June 3

Greta Kirstein

Emphasizing community in blue community gardens. Exploring the capacity of community-led regenerative ocean farming to contribute to equitable social-ecological resilience

Supervisors: Per Knutsson

Examiner: Sam Dupont

Marija Franicevic

What do fishermen think of the Common Fisheries Policy?

Supervisor: Frederik Pfeiffer

Examiner: Aksel Sundström

Clara Bridgwater

The Governmental View on M. gigas: Attitudes vs impact of M.gigas aquaculture on the Swedish West Coast

Supervisor: Ane Laugen

Examiner: Matthias Obst

Sujin Diao

Incorporating marine indicators into the corporate sustainability reporting standards: an empirical study

Supervisor: Gabriela Shaad

Examiner: Erik Lundberg

 

Adam Mahmoud Ali Söderberg

New-Fangled Blue Food: A qualitative examination of new seafoods from a Swedish perspective

Supervisor: Erik Lundberg

Examiner: Per Hallén

Lea Mester

Beyond Awareness - Marine Citizen Science as an Approach to Reduce Psychological Distance and Foster Emotional Engagement 

Supervisor: Per Knutsson

Examiner: Per Hallén

Milou Grylls

Can you taste environmental change?

Ocean acidification and its effects on the condition index and the sensory qualities of the blue mussel, Mytilus edulis

Supervisor: Sam Dupont

Examiner: Henrik Pavia

Emma Johansson

Recirculating Aquaculture Systems: a Study on Anammox Performance with a Resource Perspective

Supervisor: Jonathan Roques

Examiner: Henrik Pavia

June 4

Alexandra Andersson

Winds of change for fishers in Bohuslän: A study on commercial fishers’ perspectives on the offshore wind farm Poseidon

Supervisor: Milena Schreiber

Examiner: Per Knutsson

Sofia Leshkovich

Eat it to beat it? From problem to potential . Exploring how municipalities can enable commercial harvest of invasive Pacific Oysters (Magallana gigas).

Supervisor: Maris Gillette

Examiner: Per Knutsson

Stefan Hranov

Ecological citizenship and sustainable consumption: Attitudes towards seafood ecolabels among environmentally conscious citizens in Sofia, Bulgaria

Supervisor: Maris Gillette

Examiner: Per Knutsson

Oliver Kaspersson

Policy Seascape for Ecosystems or Growth? Policy Coherence in the Implementation of the Ecosystem Approach in Sweden’s Marine Spatial Plan for the Baltic Sea

Supervisor: Maris Gillette

Examiner: Gabriela Arguello

Hanna Thomsen

A Second Chance For Marine Biodiversity: Exploring Incentives for Reclaiming the Marine Environment – A Case Study of Malmö, Sweden

Supervisor: Lena Gipperth

Examiner: Gabriela Arguello

Nina Eriksson

Recolonisation of an urban environment and public perception of marine restoration projects: A study about restoring an industrial harbour and of public perception on natural marine values

Supervisor: Per Moksnes

Examiner: Mats Lindegarth

Tim Dorup

Assessing The Applicability of Environmental-DNA For Fisheries Management of The Norway Lobster (Nephrops norvegicus)

Supervisor: Laurenz Thomsen

Examiner: Mats Lindegarth

September 3

Pavlos Andromidas

From Conflict to Coexistence: Attitudes Towards Harbor Seals at the Swedish West Coast

Supervisor: Karin Hårding

Examiner: Mats Lindegarth

Gyde Rudolph

Rethink, reframe, regenerate: new pathways for Arctic whale-watching

Supervisor: Eva Maria Jernsand

Examiner: Erik Lundberg