The Global Goals
In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. Stacey's work contributes towards the following SDG(s):
About Stacey
Lecturer in Marine Ecology
I currently am part of the teaching teams on the following modules:
- FYM003 - Introduction to Our Natural World
- MBIO120 - Introduction to Marine Biology
- MBIO162 - Biodiversity
- MBIO123 - Marine Biology Field Course (Module Leader)
- MBIO220 - Applied Aquatic Biology
- MBIO223/224/225 - Methods in Marine Biology (& Oceanography) (& Coastal Ecology)
- MBIO327 - Marine Ecology
- MBIO313 - Personal Research
- MBAM5106 - Advanced Research in Marine Biology
- BIO012 -- Biology I (Module Leader)
- MBIO101 -- Evolution & Behaviour
- MBIO107 -- Marine & Freshwater Ecosystems
- MBIO109 -- Marine Biology Skills & Field Courses (Module Leader)
- MBIO121 -- Life on Earth
- MBIO213 -- Coastal Biodiversity (International Residential Field Course in South Africa)
- MBIO218 -- Human Impacts on Aquatic Ecosystems
In addition to my teaching, I am also or have previously been:
- Programme Leader for the School of Biological & Marine Science Foundation Year Pathways (2023 onwards)
- Deputy Programme Leader for BSc Marine Biology & Oceanography (2021-2023)
- Academic Programme Coordinator for PALS in Marine Biology (2013 - current)
- Academic Programme Coordinator for PALS for the School of Biological & Marine Science Foundation Year Pathways (2023 onwards)
- Admissions Tutor for the BSc Marine Biology (& Coastal Ecology) (& Oceanography) programmes (2016-2021)
I also develop and facilitate external internships and volunteer opportunities for undergraduates.
Teaching
- Marine Botany
- Marine Biology
- Taxonomy
- Natural History
- Coastal Ecology
- Biological Oceanography
- Employability Skills
- Learning Development
Contact Stacey
B429, Portland Square, Drake Circus, Plymouth, PL4 8AA
+44 1752 587711
stacey.deamicis@plymouth.ac.uk
