VISION

To become an excellent undergraduate study program with an international perspective and adaptive to the advancement of science and technology in the field of aquatic resource management

MISSION

• To deliver excellent undergraduate education in the field of aquatic resource
  management..
• To conduct high-quality and accountable research and scientific publications in the field of aquatic resource management.
• To implement community service activities in the field of aquatic resource management.
• To establish partnerships with various stakeholders in supporting the implementation
  of the Tri Dharma of Higher Education.
• To develop the potential of the academic community by creating a conducive academic atmosphere..

INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES (ILO)

• ILO-1 : Graduates are capable of applying logical, critical, systematic and innovative thinking, to act professionally with religious integrity. These capabilities are meant to support independent, high-quality and measurable work within the context of scientific and technological advancement that upholds human values, social ethics, the principles of Pancasila, and lifelong learning following their field of expertise
• ILO-2 : Graduates are able to assess implications, formulate solutions, demonstrate a high level of commitment and moral integrity, and make responsible decisions in completing tasks and solving problems within their professional scope.
• ILO-3 : Graduates possess a comprehensive understanding of concepts and are able to apply knowledge related to the field of fisheries and marine sciences, encompassing ichthyology, oceanography, limnology, aquatic ecology, aquatic microbiology, basic capture fisheries, basic aquaculture, basic aquatic product processing, and fisheries socioeconomics as foundational disciplines in fisheries science.
• ILO-4 : Graduates are able to master and apply knowledge as well as develop management principles (exploration, exploitation, conservation, rehabilitation, and diversification) of aquatic and fisheries resources.
• ILO-5 : Graduates are able to function both independently and collaboratively as managers, educators, and researchers in analysing the management of aquatic environments and resources (such as water quality status, fisheries status, environmental risk assessment, zoning, and spatial planning) at basic and intermediate levels for making holistic alternative decisions.
• ILO-6 : Graduates are able to apply knowledge and technology-based innovations, such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and modelling, utilizing the Internet of Things (IoT) in the management of aquatic, fisheries, and marine resources.
• ILO-7 : Graduates are able to work independently or in a team, possess a high level of moral integrity, and be capable of utilizing facilities and infrastructure to dedicate knowledge to society and the sustainability of aquatic environments.
• ILO-8 : Graduates are Able to calculate and analyse the economic value of aquatic resources, develop entrepreneurial potential, fisheries business and aquatic-based ecotourism, and possess effective and efficient communication skills.
• ILO-9 : Graduate are able to design experimental research, conduct research, analyse and interpret data, and present findings in the form of presentations or publications in the fields of fisheries and marine sciences