Master’s Degree in Innovation in Industrial Fishing and Blue Technologies

Why this master’s programme?

The Master’s Degree in Innovation in Industrial Fishing and Blue Technologies

This program prepares you to lead the transformation of the fishing sector towards sustainability and efficiency. You will learn to apply cutting-edge technologies in marine resource management, the design of selective fishing gear, and the optimization of the value chain. This program combines knowledge of marine biology, engineering, economics, and law to train professionals capable of driving innovation in aquaculture and responsible fishing.

Differentiating Advantages

  • Development of innovative projects: You will apply your knowledge to real-world cases, from stock monitoring to the creation of new products.
  • Strategic networking: Direct contact with leading companies in the sector, research centers, and public administrations.
  • Comprehensive training: You will master the tools and methodologies necessary for the sustainable management of fishery resources.
  • Specialization in blue technologies: You will explore the potential of marine biotechnology, ocean energy, and the circular economy in the marine environment.
  • Flexibility: Flexible learning options Online with synchronous sessions and the option of internships in companies within the sector.

Master’s Degree in Innovation in Industrial Fishing and Blue Technologies

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Who is it aimed at?

  • Industrial fishing professionals seeking to optimize their operations through innovation and technology.
  • Engineers and technicians interested in the development of technological solutions for sustainable fishing and aquaculture.
  • Managers and entrepreneurs wishing to lead projects in the field of the blue economy and responsible fishing.
  • Researchers and consultants seeking to deepen their knowledge of the latest trends and challenges in the fishing sector.
  • Graduates in Marine Biology, Environmental Sciences, and related fields aspiring to a specialized career in fisheries innovation.

Flexibility and specialization
Designed for professionals and recent graduates: flexible online modality, practical projects and specialization in emerging technologies of the sector.

Objectives and skills

Develop and implement sustainable innovation strategies in industrial fishing:

“Implementing energy management systems and alternative fuels, optimizing routes and predictive maintenance to reduce the carbon footprint.”

Efficiently manage marine resources using advanced technologies:

“Implement remote monitoring and data analysis systems to optimize fishing quotas and minimize environmental impact, collaborating with research centers and competent authorities.”

Leading research and development projects in blue technologies applied to fishing:

“Define the technological roadmap, mobilize resources and manage multidisciplinary teams for sustainable innovation in the fishing sector.”

Optimizing fish production processes through digitization and automation:

Implement SCADA and IoT systems for real-time monitoring, predictive analytics, and optimized resource control.

Assess the environmental impact of industrial fishing and propose innovative solutions:

Implement satellite monitoring systems and data analysis to optimize fishing routes, reduce fuel consumption, and minimize the incidental capture of non-target species.

Marketing value-added fishery products through innovation in processes and formats:

“Develop new lines of smoked, marinated or precooked products, adapted to consumer trends and with eco-friendly packaging.”

Study plan – Modules

  1. Fundamentals of Sustainability in Industrial Fishing: Fishery Resource Assessment, Ecological Indicators, Catch Limits, and Responsible Fishing Scenarios
  2. Disruptive Technologies Applied to Fishing: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Big Data for Real-Time Monitoring and Analysis of Marine Populations
  3. Advanced Environmental Monitoring Systems: Remote Sensors, Satellites, and Autonomous Vehicles for Detecting Ecosystem Changes and Water Quality
  4. Optimizing Fishing Performance Through Predictive Models Based on Multiscale Oceanographic and Biological Data
  5. Automation and Robotics in Onboard Processing Plants: Design, Implementation, and Maintenance to Maximize Efficiency and Minimize Waste
  6. Integration of Selective Catch Systems and Bycatch Reduction: Smart Net Technology, Bycatch Sensors, and Electronic Palpation Tools
  7. Circular Economy and valorization of fishery by-products: methodologies for sustainable transformation, biotechnology, and blue value chains

    Implementation of digital platforms for comprehensive traceability and real-time ecological certification

    Advanced carbon footprint management in fishing fleets: calculation, reduction through marine renewable energies, and innovations in hybrid and electric propulsion

    International regulations and technical protocols for the adoption of blue technologies in industrial fishing: compliance, auditing, and continuous improvement

    Analysis of successful cases and impact studies of disruptive technologies in global fishing fleets

    Development and implementation of strategic plans for optimized sustainable exploitation with emerging technologies

    Ethical aspects and corporate social responsibility in technological innovation for sustainable industrial fishing

    Public-private partnership strategies to foster innovation and technology transfer in the fishing sector

  8. Future challenges and opportunities: adaptation to climate change, ecosystem resilience, and new technological frontiers in industrial fishing
  1. Fundamentals of Sustainable Industrial Fishing: Ecological and Socioeconomic Principles in Marine Resource Management
  2. Remote Monitoring Technologies: Acoustic and Satellite Sensors and Telemetry Systems Applied to Marine Ecosystems
  3. Automation of Harvesting Systems: Design, Implementation, and Optimization of Smart Networks and Autonomous Platforms
  4. Predictive Models for Fishery Stock Management: Integration of Biological, Oceanographic, and Climatic Data
  5. Advanced Use of GIS and Remote Sensing Systems for Dynamic Mapping of Fishing Areas and Vulnerable Habitats
  6. Instrumentation and Calibration of Blue Technologies: Underwater Drones, ROVs, and In-Situ Sensors for Precise Sampling
  7. Integrated Control Platforms: IoT in Fishing Fleets and Command Centers for Real-Time Decision Making
  8. Automation in the Logistics Chain: Traceability,
  9. Quality control and reduction of post-capture losses through smart technologies
  10. Sustainability protocols and international certifications applied to automated industrial fishing
  11. Environmental impact assessment and adaptive strategies based on real-time data analysis
  12. Applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning for route optimization and minimization of bycatch
  13. Technological standards and regulations for the implementation of automated systems for sustainable fishing
  14. Comprehensive risk management: from technological failures to cyber threats in automated fishing systems
  15. Innovation in renewable energies for the efficient and sustainable operation of technological tools in industrial fishing
  1. Fundamentals of Sustainability in Industrial Fishing: Ecosystem Principles, Environmental and Social Indicators, and the International Regulatory Framework
  2. Disruptive Technologies in Maritime Monitoring: IoT Sensors, High-Resolution Satellite Systems, Drones, and Autonomous Vehicles for Fisheries Surveillance
  3. Automation in Fishing Operations: Smart Machinery, Robotics Applied to Capture and Onboard Processing, and Adaptive Control Systems
  4. Advanced Models of Responsible Management: Dynamic Quotas Based on Big Data, Blockchain for Traceability and Certification, and Sustainable Market Strategies
  5. Integration of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Prediction of Fish Abundance, Detection of Non-Target Species, and Optimization of Fishing Routes
  6. Real-Time Decision Support Systems: Integrated Platforms of Oceanographic, Climatic, and Operational Data to Minimize Environmental Impacts and Maximize Efficiency
  7. Innovation in the Design of Selective and Eco-efficient Fishing Gear: Advances in Nets Biodegradable technologies for reducing bycatch and mitigating habitat damage.

    Implementation of digital traceability protocols: capture, transport, and marketing using blockchain, smart contracts, and automated verification systems.

    Life cycle assessment and carbon footprints in industrial fishing: LCA methodologies, calculation tools, and environmental compensation strategies.

    International standards and certifications: a critical analysis of MSC, FAO, EU-MAP, and their compliance processes for sustainable technological innovation.

  1. Fundamentals of marine sensors: types of sensors, technical specifications, and integration protocols in marine environments
  2. Underwater and surface sensor networks: architecture, wireless communication, and energy optimization
  3. Application of artificial intelligence in industrial fishing: machine learning for fish school detection and behavior prediction
  4. Advanced sensor data processing models: data fusion, real-time filtering, and predictive analytics
  5. Blockchain for sustainable traceability: designing blockchains geared towards transparency in the fisheries value chain
  6. Implementation of distributed blockchain systems: smart contracts and immutable records of catch, processing, and distribution
  7. Integration of marine sensors, AI, and blockchain: integrated management platforms for the operational and environmental optimization of fleets
  8. Sustainable optimization of fishing fleets through Big Data analytics: monitoring energy efficiency and compliance Regulatory framework
  9. Quality assurance and sustainability in the fisheries value chain: indicators and metrics based on sensory data and blockchain

    Case studies and real-world projects: application of advanced technologies in fleets and their impact on sustainability, efficiency, and profitability

  1. Big Data Fundamentals Applied to Industrial Fishing: Acquisition, Storage, and Massive Processing of Marine Data
  2. Data Sources and Types in Marine Ecosystems: IoT Sensors, Satellites, Underwater Acoustics, and Oceanographic Data
  3. System Architectures for Big Data in Fisheries: Cloud Platforms, Data Lakes, and Real-Time Distributed Systems
  4. Advanced Methodologies for Cleaning, Validating, and Normalizing Marine Data to Ensure Quality and Reliability
  5. Introduction to Predictive Models: Machine Learning and Deep Learning Algorithms Applied to Fisheries Dynamics
  6. Statistical Modeling for Biomass Prediction, Commercial Species Migration, and Fishing Effort Assessment
  7. Integration of Oceanographic and Climate Models with Fisheries Data to Anticipate Changes in Ecosystems and Yields
  8. Development of Intelligent Dashboards: Interactive and Real-Time Visualization for Facilitating decision-making in fleets and fisheries management

    Application of digital twins for simulation, optimization, and sustainable monitoring of marine ecosystems

    Practical implementation cases: optimization of fishing routes, prediction of optimal catches, and mitigation of environmental impact

    International policies and regulations for data-driven sustainable management: compliance, traceability, and digital audits

    Advanced explainable artificial intelligence tools to increase transparency and trust in fisheries decisions

    Interdisciplinary integration strategies: collaboration between marine biologists, data engineers, and conservation experts

    Future challenges and opportunities: Big Data, IoT, and AI in the digital transformation of sustainable industrial blue fisheries

    Final module project: design and presentation of a predictive model applied to a real-world case of sustainable management in industrial fisheries

  1. Fundamentals of Digital Transformation in Industrial Fishing: Digitalization, Automation, and Their Impact on the Fisheries Value Chain
  2. Disruptive Technologies: Advanced Applications of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Blockchain for Traceability and Operational Optimization
  3. Intelligent Biomass Monitoring: Advanced Sensors, Marine IoT, and Remote Sensing Systems for Real-Time Estimation
  4. GIS Systems and Remote Sensing: Spatial Analysis and Dynamic Mapping for the Efficient Management of Sustainable Fishing Areas
  5. Implementation of Big Data and Predictive Analytics Applied to Migration Patterns, Oceanographic Conditions, and Phenology of Marine Species
  6. Robotics and Automation in Onboard Capture and Processing: Trends, Benefits, and Technical Challenges
  7. Integrated Management Platforms: Integration of ERP, CRM, and Logistics Systems to Improve Efficiency and Reduce Environmental Footprint
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  9. International standards and certifications on fisheries sustainability and their relationship with innovative technologies
  10. Sustainable management of marine resources: dynamic stock assessment models and adaptive strategies based on digital data
  11. Advanced case studies: real-world implementation of disruptive technologies in leading fishing fleets and their operational and environmental results
  1. Fundamentals of disruptive technologies in industrial fishing: artificial intelligence, robotics, and automation on fishing platforms
  2. Remote monitoring systems: IoT sensors, satellites, and drones for real-time tracking of catches and oceanographic conditions
  3. Advanced application of big data and predictive analytics: route optimization, fleet management, and prediction of marine species aggregations
  4. Implementation of blockchain for traceability and transparency in the fisheries supply chain and sustainable marketing
  5. Innovative strategies for reducing environmental impact: use of clean technologies, renewable energy, and systems for minimizing discards and waste
  6. Smart management models for marine ecosystems: integration of ecological, socioeconomic, and technological data for decision-making sustainable
  7. Development and improvement of geospatial intelligence tools for fisheries zoning and the protection of vulnerable habitats

    Policies and regulatory frameworks in the digital age: regulatory compliance and adaptive governance in industrial fisheries

    Innovation in the design of fishing vessels with eco-efficient technologies and intelligent control and automation systems

    Successful case studies in the application of disruptive technologies for sustainable fisheries and marine conservation on a global scale

  1. Theoretical Foundations of Intelligent Systems Applied to Industrial Fishing: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Their Adaptation to Marine Ecosystems
  2. Design and Development of Advanced Sensors for Selective Fishing: Optical, Acoustic, and Electromagnetic Sensors for Species Identification and Classification
  3. Implementation of Recognition and Prediction Algorithms for Optimizing Catches with Low Discard Rates
  4. Integration of Artificial Vision and Robotics Systems into Fishing Devices to Improve Selectivity and Reduce Unwanted Impacts
  5. Application of Drones and Autonomous Underwater Vehicles for Real-Time Monitoring and Evaluation of the Environmental Impact of Fishing Activities
  6. Development of Big Data Analysis Platforms for Continuous Evaluation of Fishing Patterns and Biodiversity in Fishing Areas
  7. Protocols for Minimizing Environmental Damage Through Intelligent Techniques: Selective Fishing, Bycatch Reduction, and Sustainable Habitat Management
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  9. AI-based early warning systems for overfishing prevention and rapid adaptation to ecosystem changes
  10. Ecological and carbon footprint assessment of fishing operations: modeling and energy optimization using smart systems
  11. International regulations and environmental certifications related to the use of smart technologies in industrial fishing
  12. Case studies and real-world applications: implementation, results, and improvements in fishing fleets with smart systems for selective fishing
  13. Sustainable development, ethics, and social responsibility in technological innovation applied to industrial fishing and marine conservation
  1. Technological Innovation Applied to Industrial Fishing: Trends, Disruptors, and Technological Adoption in Fishing Fleets
  2. Sustainability in Fishing: Ecological Principles, Resource Management, Responsible Fishing, and Environmental Certifications
  3. Advanced Smart Fisheries Management Models Based on Big Data, IoT, and Machine Learning for Catch Optimization
  4. Real-Time Monitoring: Satellite Tracking Systems (VMS), Environmental Sensors, and Their Integration for Adaptive Management
  5. Strategies for Reducing Impact on Marine Ecosystems: Selective Fishing Techniques, Minimizing Discards, and Managing By-Products
  6. Circular Economy and Blue Technologies: Valorization of Marine Waste, Sustainable Aquaculture, and Offshore Renewable Energies
  7. International Protocols and Regulations for Innovation and Sustainability in Industrial Fishing: Compliance, Reporting, and Audits
  8. Knowledge Management in Fleets: Advanced Training, Simulation, and AI-Based Decision Making

    Digital Tools for Traceability and Certification of Seafood Products: Blockchain, Digital Records, and Transparency in the Value Chain

    Case Studies and Analysis of Applied Innovation Globally: Successes, Challenges, Implementation, and Scalability in Industrial Fisheries

  1. Introduction to the Final Project: defining objectives, scope, and deliverables in integrated systems for industrial fishing
  2. Design and Architecture of Advanced Monitoring Systems: IoT sensors, satellite communication networks, and real-time data transfer
  3. Automation in Fishing Processes: integration of robotics, automatic control, and SCADA systems specific to industrial vessels
  4. Implementation of Disruptive Technologies: artificial intelligence applied to predictive analysis of fish stocks and predictive maintenance of equipment
  5. Development of Digital Platforms for Sustainable Management: interactive dashboards, Big Data, and cloud-based analytics geared towards the optimization of marine resources
  6. Regulations and Protocols for Environmental Compliance: MARPOL, regional fisheries agreements, and ESG criteria applied to technology management
  7. Simulation and Optimization Models: advanced machine learning techniques for the continuous improvement of processes and reduction of ecological impact
  8. Integration of Traceability and Blockchain Systems: guaranteeing transparency and certification in the industrial fishing value chain

    Evaluation of Energy Efficiency and Carbon Footprint Reduction through Blue Technologies

    Preparation and Presentation of the Final Report: methodologies for technical documentation, dissemination, and defense of the project before regulatory bodies and stakeholders

Career prospects

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  • Innovation Project Manager: Lead and coordinate R&D&I projects in companies in the fishing and blue technology sectors.
  • Blue Technology Consultant: Advise companies and public bodies on the implementation of new technologies and sustainable business models in the marine sector.
  • Sustainability and Circular Economy Manager: Design and implement strategies to reduce the environmental impact of industrial fishing and promote the circular economy in the sector.
  • Sustainable Aquaculture Specialist: Develop and manage innovative and environmentally friendly aquaculture projects.
  • Marine Data Analyst: Collect, analyze, and interpret oceanographic and fisheries data for strategic decision-making.
  • Marine Renewable Energy Technician: Participate in the development and implementation of renewable energy projects in the marine sector.

    Fishing Technology Researcher: Develop new technologies and processes to improve the efficiency and sustainability of industrial fishing.

    Entrepreneur in the fishing and blue technology sector: Create and manage innovative new businesses in the marine sector.

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Entry requirements

Academic/professional profile:

Bachelor’s degree in Nautical Science/Maritime Transport, Naval/Marine Engineering or a related qualification; or proven professional experience on the bridge/in operations.

Language proficiency:

Functional Maritime English (SMCP) recommended for simulations and technical materials.

Documentation:

Updated CV, copy of qualification or seaman’s book, national ID/passport, motivation letter.

Technical requirements (for online):

Device with camera/microphone, stable internet connection, monitor ≥ 24” recommended for ECDIS/Radar-ARPA.

Admissions process and dates

Online
application

(form + documents).

Academic review and interview

Admissions decision

Admissions decision

(+ scholarship offer if applicable).

Place reservation

(deposit) and enrolment.

Induction

(access to the virtual campus, calendars, simulator guides).

Scholarships and financial support

  • Innovation Strategies: Master the latest trends in industrial fishing and the application of blue technologies for a sustainable sector.
  • Technological Development: Delve into the use of sensors, drones, AI, and Big Data to optimize the capture and processing of seafood products.
  • Sustainability and Circular Economy: Learn to implement eco-efficient practices and to utilize marine resources responsibly.
  • Management and Financing: Acquire skills in managing innovative projects and accessing financing sources for the fishing sector.
  • Case Studies and Networking: Participate in real-world case studies and connect with industry leaders to boost your career. Apply now and become a change agent in the transformation of the fishing industry.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes, this master’s degree focuses on innovation for sustainability and technological development within the industrial fishing sector and blue technologies.

Yes. The itinerary includes ECDIS/Radar-ARPA/BRM with harbor, ocean, fog, storm, and SAR scenarios.

Online with live sessions; hybrid option for simulator/practical placements through agreements.

Industrial fishing sector and blue technologies.

Recommended functional SMCP. We offer support materials for standard phraseology.

Yes, with a relevant degree or experience in maritime/port operations. The admissions interview will confirm suitability.

Optional (3–6 months) through Companies & Collaborations and the Alumni Network.

Simulator practice (rubrics), defeat plans, SOPs, checklists, micro-tests and applied TFM.

A degree from Navalis Magna University + operational portfolio (tracks, SOPs, reports and KPIs) useful for audits and employment.

  1. Introduction to the Final Project: defining objectives, scope, and deliverables in integrated systems for industrial fishing
  2. Design and Architecture of Advanced Monitoring Systems: IoT sensors, satellite communication networks, and real-time data transfer
  3. Automation in Fishing Processes: integration of robotics, automatic control, and SCADA systems specific to industrial vessels
  4. Implementation of Disruptive Technologies: artificial intelligence applied to predictive analysis of fish stocks and predictive maintenance of equipment
  5. Development of Digital Platforms for Sustainable Management: interactive dashboards, Big Data, and cloud-based analytics geared towards the optimization of marine resources
  6. Regulations and Protocols for Environmental Compliance: MARPOL, regional fisheries agreements, and ESG criteria applied to technology management
  7. Simulation and Optimization Models: advanced machine learning techniques for the continuous improvement of processes and reduction of ecological impact
  8. Integration of Traceability and Blockchain Systems: guaranteeing transparency and certification in the industrial fishing value chain

    Evaluation of Energy Efficiency and Carbon Footprint Reduction through Blue Technologies

    Preparation and Presentation of the Final Report: methodologies for technical documentation, dissemination, and defense of the project before regulatory bodies and stakeholders

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  1. Complete the Application Form.

  2. Attach your CV/degree certificate (if you have it to hand).

  3. Indicate your preferred cohort (January/May/September) and whether you would like the hybrid option with simulator sessions.

    An academic advisor will contact you within 24–48 hours to guide you through the admission process, scholarships, and compatibility with your professional schedule.

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