IPB University Students from MSP Program Achieve Success in Implementing MBKM at BPKIL Serang
Students from IPB University’s Aquatic Resource Management (MSP) Study Program have successfully implemented the Freedom of Learning – Independence Campus (MBKM) initiative at the Fish Health and Environmental Testing Center (BPKIL) in Serang. This program aimed to enhance both scientific knowledge and practical skills, focusing on competencies that align with industry requirements and the principles of the blue economy.
Program Activities and Duration
During the three-month program, which ran from September to December 2024, six students participated in a variety of activities, including water quality testing and laboratory work related to residues and biomolecules. These activities are essential for the sustainability of aquatic ecosystems.
Participant Insights
One participant, Rizky Maulana Yusup, provided insights into the experience, noting the importance of the skills learned in laboratory testing and the maintenance of fish health, as well as the overall effort to preserve aquatic ecosystems.
Commitment to Sustainable Practices
The initiative underscores the commitment of IPB University students to sustainable aquatic resource management. The success of the program is expected to facilitate enhanced collaboration between FPIK IPB University and BPKIL in the future. Additionally, the MBKM program has afforded students hands-on experience in the fisheries and environmental fields, further contributing to advancements in science and technology within this sector.
(Source: IPB University)
