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Regional Action Diplomacy
Action Diplomacy
Regional Area
"From Bali to the Indo-Pacific: Building Collaborative Networks Across the Waters of Andaman, Timor, and Australia."
Strategic Narrative
Emphasizing the caliber of international negotiations. MSP graduates are involved in peaceful border diplomacy, resolving the ecological problems of the Timor Leste ISLME, and scientific collaboration to mitigate the crisis of continental aquatic pollution with Australia.
Curriculum & Academic Relevance
Focusing on the mastery of research instruments and technology to reach solutions for coastal problems on a cross-continental scale.
Ecosystem Conservation & Rehabilitation
Mastery of advanced research instruments to evaluate and design comprehensive marine ecosystem recovery strategies across regions.
Scientific Diving & Coral Reef Detection
Application of coral reef health detection technology through Scientific Diving methods with global operational standards.
Mitigating Coastal Ecological Damage
Comprehensive learning in identifying and mitigating damage to coastal ecological areas integrated on a cross-continental scale.
Graduate Career Projections (Blue Economy Professionals)
Professional career opportunities that require scientific expertise as well as cross-country negotiation in the regional maritime sector.
Expert in Coral Reef Disease Studies
Acting as a cross-country specialist who researches, diagnoses, and formulates policies for handling coral reef epidemics in the regional area.
Illegal Fishing Detection Expert
Analyzing maritime intelligence data to safeguard the sovereignty of marine resources from Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated Fishing activities.
Regional Marine Climate Mitigation Specialist
Becoming a collaborator and designer of scientific solutions at the regional level to mitigate the significant impacts of climate change in the Indo-Pacific waters.
FACULTY OF MARINE SCIENCES AND FISHERIES