Makassar, August 13, 2026 — The Capture Fisheries Study Program, Faculty of Marine Science and Fisheries, held an orientation and introductory session for new students of the 2026/2027 Academic Year. A total of 48 new students participated enthusiastically in the event. The activity was organized as part of the academic orientation program to introduce students to the learning environment, curriculum, and supporting facilities available in the Capture Fisheries Study Program.

During the orientation session, students received information about the study program profile, curriculum structure, required courses, and the teaching staff who will guide them throughout their academic journey. The session provided an overview of the competencies that students are expected to develop in the field of capture fisheries, particularly in fisheries resource utilization. In addition to the academic introduction, students were introduced to several laboratories that support practical training and research activities within the program, including the Fishing Gear and Fishing Vessel Design Laboratory, the Fishing Technology Laboratory, and the Capture Fisheries Information System Laboratory.

The laboratory introduction was intended to help students understand the functions and roles of each laboratory in supporting education, research, and scientific development in the field of capture fisheries. Through this activity, the Capture Fisheries Study Program expects new students to become more familiar with the academic culture of the university, strengthen their motivation to learn, and prepare themselves to participate actively in higher education. The orientation concluded with an interactive discussion and question-and-answer session between students and lecturers. The Capture Fisheries Study Program warmly welcomes all new students and hopes that they will grow into competent, ethical, and dedicated fisheries professionals who contribute to the sustainable management of Indonesia’s fisheries resources. The laboratory introduction was intended to help students understand the functions and roles of each laboratory in supporting education, research, and scientific development in the field of capture fisheries.

Through this activity, the Capture Fisheries Study Program expects new students to become more familiar with the academic culture of the university, strengthen their motivation to learn, and prepare themselves to participate actively in higher education. The orientation concluded with an interactive discussion and question-and-answer session between students and lecturers. The Capture Fisheries Study Program warmly welcomes all new students and hopes that they will grow into competent, ethical, and dedicated fisheries professionals who contribute to the sustainable management of Indonesia’s fisheries resources.