The Institute of Tourism Studies announced applications are open for persons interested in its Bachelor of Science in Diving Safety Management programme. This programme of studies is organised in collaboration with Divers Alert Network.
Full details of the programme of studies from here: https://its.edu.mt/course?course_code=PT6DSM
LovinMalta reported on Sunday that: The Federation of Maltese Aquaculture Producers has launched a new initiative aimed at preserving Malta’s coastal waters. The campaign, dubbed ‘Clean Up Our Sea’, invites members of the public to report any issues or abnormalities via dedicated hotlines. Flotsam can be reported on: 79890084 in the north and 79890085 in the Read More
The Malta Independent recently announced that a set of stamps portraying Marine Life is being issued by the local postal operator. The Mediterranean Sea is home to a stunning variety of marine life. To encourage the preservation of our natural environment and the protection of unique marine fauna, MaltaPost introduces a set of five stamps Read More
The Institute of Tourism Studies has announced the next intake for the Bachelor of Science in Diving Safety Management for which interested candidates may join on a Full-time or Part-time basis. More information from the below links. Full -time: https://its.edu.mt/course?course_code=UG-DSM Part -time: https://its.edu.mt/course?course_code=PT6DSM Courses begin on 30th September 2024
An article by Professor Alan Deidun published recently on Timesofmalta.com highlights the emerging awareness of the detrimental effects of underwater noise on marine ecosystems, particularly low-frequency noises from ships in Malta. However, research is still in its early stages, lacking essential data on continuous underwater noise. This deficiency hampers compliance with European agreements, such as Read More
Professor Alan Deidun in this interview on Malta Daily talks about ongoing research to find uses for Jellyfish
On Monday 5th December 2022, ATLAM Sub-Aqua Club hosted a presentation by DAN about recent advances in diving research, presented by Professor Alessandro Marroni. The well attended event by local recreational and professional divers and instructors numbering close to a hundred were regaled with a very interesting presentation starting from Prof. Marroni’s dream and thesis Read More