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Career contacts across the sector
Connect with alumni in fisheries agencies, hatcheries, export companies and research stations to seek advice, exchange experience or build professional connections.
- 2,400+
- graduates since 1998
- 38
- countries where alumni work
- 120
- students mentored last year
What you get by staying connected
The network is free for every graduate of the department. These are four ways to stay connected, share experience and keep learning.
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Mentoring from fellow alumni
Recent graduates can connect with experienced alumni for guidance, career insights and practical advice, with goals agreed by both participants.
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Research and field collaboration
Explore opportunities to collaborate on research, share field experience and contribute to student learning alongside department staff.
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Short courses and library access
Stay up to date through relevant short courses and explore available library resources. Confirm any course discounts and database access with the department before publishing.
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Ayesha Rahman
Class of 2021
Hatchery Manager, Blue Delta Aquaculture
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Kasun Fernando
Class of 2016
Senior Fisheries Officer, National Fisheries Agency
Fisheries managementLinkedIn
Maria Santos
Class of 2009
Research Scientist, Coastal Ecology Institute
Aquatic ecologyLinkedIn
Tariq Hussain
Class of 2013
Quality Assurance Lead, Oceanic Seafoods Ltd
Post-harvest and processingLinkedIn
Linh Tran
Class of 2023
PhD Candidate, University of Queensland
AquacultureLinkedIn
Samuel Mensah
Class of 2005
Programme Coordinator, Regional Fisheries Commission
Fisheries managementLinkedIn
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Alumni stories
Graduates share what they do today and the advice they would give to students just beginning their journey.
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From thesis project to running a 12-pond hatchery
Ayesha developed a larval-rearing method for her final-year project and later adapted it for a commercial hatchery supplying farms across three districts.
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Helping shape coastal fisheries monitoring
Kasun shares how field-survey skills from his degree helped him contribute to a landing-site monitoring programme.
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Studying how mangroves support local fish stocks
Maria describes her research into how restored mangrove habitats can provide nursery grounds for juvenile fish.
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Meet one student once a month for six months and share how you entered the sector.
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