STABLE Programs
Event 1
Improvement and updating of postgraduate study structures
Coastal and marine management curricula in Indonesia and Malaysia currently face several challenges, such as outdated content, lack of alignment with world-leading higher education standards, and the incomplete integration of the latest knowledge on the Blue Economy. To address this gap, a comprehensive curriculum update is essential to equip graduates with the ability to meet the challenges of the modern marine sector.
This 5-day intensive workshop, scheduled for 2025 in Bremen, Germany, is designed to improve and standardize postgraduate curricula. The activity will bring together 12 participants: 5 staff from IPB University, 2 from UMT, 4 from ZMT Bremen, and 1 staff/expert from the University of Groningen.
Staff from IPB will be represented by staff from the department of Aquatic Resources Management (2 peoples), and the department of Marine Science and Technology (2 peoples), as well as 1 person from the STABLE committee. Representatives from ZMT Bremen consist of 2 Internal Experts, 1 Student Assistance, and 1 ZMT Director.
The focus is on the curricula for Coastal and Marine Resources Management (D-ARM IPB) and Marine Science and Technology (D-MST IPB). The expected outcome is a modernized curriculum aligned with European standards and the latest scientific developments, which will serve as a basis for SDG-relevant teaching materials.
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In 2025, a 5-day meeting will be held in Bremen, Germany, to advance the content of specific undergraduate and postgraduate courses. The event will involve 13 participants: 7 staff from IPB, 1 from UMT, 4 from ZMT Bremen, and 1 staff/expert from Groningen. The objective is to update course materials for programs at D-ARM IPB and D-MST IPB. The expected outcome is updated courses with content reflecting the latest scientific research, ensuring students receive the most relevant education.
Staff from IPB will be represented by staff from the department of Aquatic Resources Management (3 peoples), and the department of Marine Science and Technology (2 peoples), as well as 1 person from the STABLE committee, and 1 from representative from the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences. Representatives from ZMT Bremen consist of 2 Internal Experts, 1 Student Assistance, and 1 ZMT Director.
This 5-day activity, taking place at the University of Oldenburg, Germany, in 2025, will focus on updating course content. It will gather 8 participants, including 3 staff from IPB, 1 from UMT, and 4 from Oldenburg. The discussion will target the enhancement of courses within IPB’s D-APT, D-FRU, D-AQU, and Aquaculture Science UMT. The expected outcome is enriched teaching material that is aligned with the latest scientific developments in fisheries and food science.
IPB staff will be represented by one person each from the Department of Aquaculture, the Department of Aquatic Products and Technology, and the Department of Fisheries Resource Utilization. Representatives from Oldenburg will include two internal experts, one student assistant, and one director from Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg.
This 5-day intensive workshop, scheduled for 2025 in Bremen, Germany, is designed to improve and standardize postgraduate curricula. The activity will bring together 12 participants: 5 staff from IPB University, 2 from UMT, 4 from ZMT Bremen, and 1 staff/expert from the University of Groningen.
Staff from IPB will be represented by staff from the department of Aquatic Resources Management (2 peoples), and the department of Marine Science and Technology (2 peoples), as well as 1 person from the STABLE committee. Representatives from ZMT Bremen consist of 2 Internal Experts, 1 Student Assistance, and 1 ZMT Director.
The focus is on the curricula for Coastal and Marine Resources Management (D-ARM IPB) and Marine Science and Technology (D-MST IPB). The expected outcome is a modernized curriculum aligned with European standards and the latest scientific developments, which will serve as a basis for SDG-relevant teaching materials.
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In 2025, a 5-day meeting will be held in Bremen, Germany, to advance the content of specific undergraduate and postgraduate courses. The event will involve 13 participants: 7 staff from IPB, 1 from UMT, 4 from ZMT Bremen, and 1 staff/expert from Groningen. The objective is to update course materials for programs at D-ARM IPB and D-MST IPB. The expected outcome is updated courses with content reflecting the latest scientific research, ensuring students receive the most relevant education.
Staff from IPB will be represented by staff from the department of Aquatic Resources Management (3 peoples), and the department of Marine Science and Technology (2 peoples), as well as 1 person from the STABLE committee, and 1 from representative from the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences. Representatives from ZMT Bremen consist of 2 Internal Experts, 1 Student Assistance, and 1 ZMT Director.
This 5-day activity, taking place at the University of Oldenburg, Germany, in 2025, will focus on updating course content. It will gather 8 participants, including 3 staff from IPB, 1 from UMT, and 4 from Oldenburg. The discussion will target the enhancement of courses within IPB’s D-APT, D-FRU, D-AQU, and Aquaculture Science UMT. The expected outcome is enriched teaching material that is aligned with the latest scientific developments in fisheries and food science.
IPB staff will be represented by one person each from the Department of Aquaculture, the Department of Aquatic Products and Technology, and the Department of Fisheries Resource Utilization. Representatives from Oldenburg will include two internal experts, one student assistant, and one director from Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg.
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Heritage Building 3rd Fl., ASEAN Secretariat, 70A Jl. Sisingamangaraja, Jakarta, 12110, Indonesia
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