Facilities
The Comprehensive and Modern Facilities of the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPIK) at Diponegoro University (UNDIP) to Support Students’ Academic and Non-Academic Activities.
Facilities
Buildings, Classrooms and Facilities
The lecture building at the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPIK) at Undip is designed with comfortable, air-conditioned classrooms equipped with projectors and internet access. This provides a conducive learning environment that allows students to attend classes with focus and productivity.
These classrooms can accommodate an appropriate number of students and are equipped with modern learning support facilities that facilitate effective teaching and learning activities every day.
Academic Administration Building
The Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPIK) at UNDIP also has an academic administration building that serves as a service center for students and alumni. This building is commonly known as Building F, where students can handle administrative matters such as registration, transcripts, diplomas, or other academic services. The Academic Building also provides self-service photocopiers to assist the academic community—particularly students—in their coursework.
These services are designed to provide convenience and support for students from the moment they enroll until after graduation, ensuring that all academic administrative matters can be handled quickly and efficiently.
Diffable Accessibility
The Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPIK) at Undip provides accessibility facilities for people with disabilities, including designated parking areas and pathways designed to facilitate the mobility of students and campus visitors with special needs.
These facilities reflect the university’s commitment to creating an inclusive and welcoming environment for everyone, ensuring there are no barriers to accessing learning spaces or other public facilities within the faculty.
Library
The library plays a vital role as a resource for the academic community to access a wide range of scientific literature. The Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPIK) at Undip operates its own library service as a support unit for academic activities. The FPIK Library is equipped with a total of approximately 1,871 book titles, comprising 3,466 volumes. Meanwhile, the collection of national journals includes around 54 titles with 192 copies. Available journals include the Indonesian Journal of Marine Science, Buletin Oseana Marina (BULOMA), and others.
The academic community at FPIK Undip can also enjoy and access the University Library’s collection, located in the Widya Puraya Building on the Tembalang Campus. Library services are available Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM WIB. The library can also be accessed online via the website digilib.undip.ac.id. This catalog service makes it easier for students and faculty to search for books, journals, undergraduate theses, and master’s theses. There is also a free subscription service for international journals, which can be accessed via the proxy page below after logging in to your UNDIP SSO account.
Laboratory
The laboratories at the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPIK) at Undip are designed to comprehensively support practical training, research, and learning in the fields of fisheries and marine sciences. Within the main FPIK campus, there are various laboratories located in several buildings—such as E, J, C, D, G, and H—each with a specific scientific focus. These laboratories provide both standard microscopes and those equipped with cameras, as well as equipment for analyzing water and sediment quality, enabling students to conduct practical exercises and analyze marine environmental data directly.
Additionally, FPIK Undip offers specialized laboratories for various scientific fields, such as the Marine Biology Laboratory, equipped with tools for marine biology research (microscopes, water quality testing devices, centrifuges, and others), and the Marine Microbiology Laboratory, featuring equipment like PCR thermocyclers and autoclaves to support marine microbiology and biotechnology practices. There is also a Marine Geology Laboratory supporting studies in marine geology and sedimentology, as well as various other laboratories. All these facilities support various courses such as marine biology, microbiology, marine chemistry, and marine geology, enabling students to apply theoretical knowledge directly through laboratory practical activities.
In addition to basic science and marine science laboratories, the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPIK) at Undip also has other supporting facilities, such as the Computer Laboratory and the Scientific Diving Laboratory. The Computer Laboratory is equipped with licensed computers running specialized software used for remote sensing data analysis, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and marine environmental modeling, thereby supporting data processing and mapping practices. Meanwhile, the Scientific Diving Laboratory provides diving equipment and SCUBA gear to support scientific diving practicals and underwater research, including diving tanks, regulators, and underwater survey equipment.
In addition to being equipped with various practical and research tools, every laboratory space at FPIK Undip also prioritizes workplace safety. The laboratories are equipped with eye wash stations for emergency treatment in case of chemical contact with the eyes, as well as portable fire extinguishers (APAR) provided as a precaution against potential fires within the laboratory environment.
With these various laboratories and supporting facilities, FPIK Undip is able to provide an applied educational experience and support in-depth research activities. This strengthens students’ competencies not only in theoretical knowledge but also in hands-on practice in the fields of fisheries and marine sciences, which are relevant to industry needs and modern research developments.
Aquaculture Pond
The aquaculture ponds at FPIK Undip are practical training facilities used to support learning and research activities in the field of aquaculture. There are three aquaculture ponds specifically used for raising tilapia and catfish, two freshwater species with high economic value that are widely farmed in Indonesia. This facility allows students to directly learn techniques for fish rearing, feed management, water quality management, and disease control under real-world conditions.
The pond area is designed with a neat layout and surrounded by green gardens, creating a pleasant and comfortable atmosphere. With its open and natural setting, this aquaculture facility serves as an applied learning tool that integrates technical aspects of aquaculture with a well-organized campus environment, optimally supporting the educational process.
Teaching Factory
The Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPIK) at Undip operates a Teaching Factory specifically designed as a real-world industrial training facility for students, particularly in the field of fish farming. Here, students can gain hands-on experience with the entire fish farming process, from selecting fry to feeding techniques and production management.
Subscribed Journal
The Faculty of Marine Sciences and Fisheries (FPIK) at Undip provides access to a variety of national and international scientific journals relevant to the fields of marine sciences and fisheries. This access enables students and faculty members to obtain up-to-date references on technological developments, research methods, and innovations in the fisheries and marine sectors. The availability of subscribed journals is a crucial element in maintaining the quality of research and scientific publications.
Through this facility, the academic community can download scientific articles for free for use in final projects, undergraduate theses, master’s theses, or faculty research. This service can be accessed via the UNDIP Single Sign-On (SSO) portal. Simply log in using your SSO account, then enjoy the convenience of searching for, reading, and downloading various scientific references to support your learning, research, and publication activities.
Sports Facilities
The basketball court is an outdoor sports facility that can be used for practice or casual games among students. With a level playing surface and well-designed layout, this facility ensures comfort and safety during play. Its strategic location near the park area makes it easily accessible and a popular gathering spot after academic activities.
Surrounding Marlin Sport is a jogging track that circles the park area and green open spaces. This path is used for running, jogging, and leisurely walks in a beautiful and comfortable setting. The combination of the basketball court and jogging track reflects FPIK Undip’s commitment to providing facilities that support a healthy lifestyle while creating a campus environment that balances academic activities with physical fitness.
Parking and Securities
The Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPIK) at Undip provides a spacious and well-organized parking area for students, faculty members, staff, and visitors to the faculty. This parking area is designed to accommodate both two-wheeled and four-wheeled vehicles with a structured layout to support smooth mobility on campus. It facilitates the daily mobility of the academic community, particularly during the start and end of classes.
The availability of adequate parking facilities helps reduce congestion and enhance user comfort. Additionally, security monitoring in the parking area ensures vehicles remain safe while classes are in session. Campus security is also a top priority, with security personnel on standby to maintain order, ensuring all activities on campus proceed safely and comfortably for all facility users.
Mini-Park / Marlin Sport
Marlin Sport is an open-air facility located on the Undip FPIK campus, specifically next to the faculty’s basketball court. This area is designed as a multifunctional park that supports recreational activities, sports, and social interaction for students, faculty, staff, and campus visitors.
The park features a jogging track that circles the green space, providing a place for the academic community to run, take a leisurely walk, or simply engage in light exercise outdoors. With its shaded surroundings and the campus’s comfortable atmosphere, this jogging track is an ideal choice for those looking to exercise before or after class. The path is also safe and easily accessible from various points across the FPIK Undip campus, making it available to everyone.
Near the park area is a cafeteria offering a variety of beverages and light snacks, such as coffee, juice, tea, and healthy snacks. This café has become a favorite spot for students to relax, discuss group assignments, or hang out with friends while enjoying the park’s scenery. The relaxed atmosphere in the cafeteria, integrated with the open green space, makes Marlin Sport not just a place for exercise, but also a hub for social interaction that supports a balance between academic activities and relaxation.
Canteen and Cafetaria
The cafeteria at FPIK Undip serves as a convenient and affordable place for students, faculty, staff, and faculty guests to eat and drink. It offers a variety of food and beverage options tailored to students’ tastes and daily needs, especially during breaks or in between classes and other campus activities. The canteen’s strategic location within the faculty area makes it easy for the academic community to meet their nutritional needs without having to venture far from the campus.
FPIK Undip also features a comfortable lounge area where students can relax or discuss topics outside of class. One of the modern facilities that stands out is Marlin Space, a contemporary café located near the faculty canteen that also serves as a fun gathering spot.
Marlin Space offers a comfortable atmosphere with an air-conditioned indoor area and an aesthetically pleasing outdoor area, making it ideal for working on assignments or hanging out with friends. The diverse menu of drinks and light snacks also makes this facility a favorite among students for relaxing or engaging in creative discussions outside of class hours.