The School of Fisheries stands as a part of Techno India University Tripura (TIUT), which heralds the esteemed legacy of the Techno India Group spanning over four decades. Established in Tripura, this school marks a pioneering endeavour as the first private institution to introduce the Bachelor of Fisheries Science program in the region. Newly established as a separate entity from the School of Agricultural Sciences starting in 2024, the School of Fisheries focuses on the science and management of aquatic resources. The school is dedicated to providing comprehensive education and training in fisheries and aquaculture, preparing students for careers in fishery biology, resource management, fish processing technology, and more.
Through its diverse departments, the school aims to promote sustainable practices and innovations in the fisheries sector, contributing to the economic and ecological sustainability of aquatic resources. The school comprises seven departments and offers one undergraduate program.
Nurtured by the rich heritage and commitment to excellence, the School of Fisheries at Techno India University, Tripura embodies a spirit of innovation and academic rigor. It serves as a beacon of opportunity, offering aspiring agricultural enthusiasts a platform to pursue their passion and carve out rewarding careers in the dynamic field of fisheries.
As an integral part of Techno India University, the School of Fisheries is committed to advancing knowledge, promoting research excellence, and nurturing future leaders who will shape the future of fisheries. With a steadfast dedication to academic excellence and a forward-thinking approach, the school continues to pave the way for a brighter future in fisheries, rooted in tradition yet poised for innovation and growth.
Vision
Empowering the future of fisheries through sustainable practices, innovative research, and multidisciplinary education to foster a thriving aquatic ecosystem and skilled workforce.
Mission:
1. Promote sustainable fisheries management and conservation.
2. Enhance employability through industry-relevant training.
3. Emphasize practical, hands-on fisheries education.
4. Foster a multidisciplinary approach in fisheries academics.
5. Collaborate with stakeholders to drive innovation in fisheries education and research.
1. Marine Resource Manager
2. Aquatic Ecologist
3. Aquaculture Technician
4. Marine Biologist
5. Policy Analyst (Fisheries and Coastal Development)
6. Coastal Livelihood Development Officer