Webinars and Guest Lectures
Academic sessions that connect students with experts and current developments in fisheries and marine sciences.
AcademicFisheries Science Society
It organizes academic and outreach activities, including webinars, guest lectures
About the Society
Fisheries Science Society (FSS)
The Fisheries Science Society was established in 2014 at the University of Jaffna. It is a student-led community that brings together learners in marine and fisheries science to grow, share and serve.
Through academic events, publications and outreach, the society builds students' academic, technical and leadership skills while supporting the well-being of coastal communities.
Under the patronage of
Senior Professor Mrs. S. Kuganathan
Our Mission
Empowering the next generation of marine scientists
To empower students in marine and fisheries science by strengthening their academic, technical and leadership skills, while promoting sustainable aquatic ecosystems and the well-being of coastal communities through innovative, responsible practices.
2014Year established
KadalosaiAnnual student magazine
World Ocean DayFlagship event
Aqua CrickAnnual friendly cricket tournament
What We Do
Activities and Initiatives
From the lecture hall to the cricket field, the society offers something for every student.
"Kadalosai" Magazine
Our annual publication showcasing student research, insights and creative writing on fisheries and marine sciences.
Annual publicationWorld Ocean Day
Our flagship event, promoting marine conservation awareness through competitions and discussions.
Flagship eventAqua Crick
A friendly cricket tournament that builds teamwork and gender equality, and strengthens relationships among staff and students.
Teamwork and equalityCommitted to Community Service
The society works closely with local communities to address emerging challenges in the fisheries sector and to promote sustainable, science-based solutions.
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Moments from Our Events
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