Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Science · Sam Ratulangi University
Undergraduate Study Program (S1 / Bachelor's)
Training scientists and managers of tropical aquatic resources at the epicenter of the Coral Triangle — the world's richest coral reef region.
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A dedicated study program preparing scientists and managers for the tropical waters of the Coral Triangle. (Full welcome message currently available in Indonesian — see the ID version for the complete text.)
Accredited "Baik Sekali" (Very Good) — BAN-PT Decree No. 12918/SK/BAN-PT/Ak-PPJ/S/XII/2021, valid through 25 Nov 2026 — currently pursuing "Unggul" (Excellent/Superior) accreditation under LAM PTIP IAPS 1.0.
The Aquatic Resources Management program is one of the founding study programs since FPIK Unsrat was established in 1965. Its accreditation status has steadily improved — from rank B (Decree No. 2777/SK/BAN.PT/Akred/S/2016) to "Baik Sekali" / Very Good (Decree No. 12918/SK/BAN-PT/Ak-PPJ/S/XII/2021, valid through 25 November 2026) — and is now pursuing the "Unggul" / Excellent rating under LAM PTIP IAPS 1.0.
Full profile (Indonesian) →"To become an excellent Aquatic Resources Management program that is competent, of strong character, and acts with integrity in the sustainable management of aquatic resources — by 2029." Realized through three missions: quality education relevant to the world of work, research and community service for aquatic resource management, and character formation of graduates as agents of change.
Vision, mission & organizational structure →144–145 credit units (SKS) completed over 8 semesters, leading to the S.Pi. degree. This Outcome-Based Education & MBKM curriculum, last revised in 2024, maps 62 courses (55 compulsory + 7 elective) to 28 sub-learning outcomes (sub-CPL) and 7 graduate profiles: Researcher, Educator, Extension Officer, Manager, Entrepreneur, Aquaculture Consultant/Practitioner, and Employee/Civil Servant.
View full course list (Indonesian) →76 research projects by permanent faculty (DTPS) worth IDR 5.04 billion over 2023–2025, funded from internal, national, and international sources (EDF, Rare Inc., FAO). 73.4% of funding came from external sources — evidence of DTPS competitiveness at national and global levels. 30 projects directly involved students.
View annual funding breakdown (Indonesian) →22 community service activities worth IDR 2.79 billion (2023–2025), including coastal village/community development programs. Includes international programs with FAO (Raja Ampat) and EDF.
View list of partner villages (Indonesian) →More than 200 recorded tridharma partnership agreements, including industry partners (PT Perikanan Indonesia, Nitto Seimo Japan, PT Autore Pearl, and others) and dozens of international research partners (BRIN, FAO, Rare Inc., EDF, University of the Ryukyus, and more).
View all partners (Indonesian) →16 permanent faculty members covering the full spectrum of aquatic resource management expertise — 3 full professors, 81.25% holding doctoral degrees from Indonesian and international universities.
Several DTPS also hold additional professional certifications: BKD Assessor, AMDAL A, EAFM, Halal Supervisor, and Professional Certification — beyond formal academic qualifications.
Alumni tracking and stakeholder satisfaction data, updated year over year (TS-2 · TS-1 · TS) to support quality evaluation and LAM PTIP IAPS 1.0 accreditation.
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