Mohamed Niyaz

Head, School of Agriculture and Fisheries

Farming (Agriculture & Fisheries) is a daily gamble with nature. The sun can scorch, the rain can disappear, pests can invade, and prices can fall without warning. Every seed carries uncertainty, and no harvest is ever fully guaranteed.

In wild fisheries, uncertainty is built into every season. Changing ocean conditions, scanning for birds over dolphin schools to locate tuna species, and fluctuating international market prices mean no trip is ever a sure thing.

In aquaculture, even with hatchery-reared seed, variables such as water quality, disease, temperature, and feed efficiency can turn a promising start into a disappointing harvest. These realities remind us that fishers and farmers share a deep reliance on nature’s cooperation, despite advances in technology and planning.

At Absolute Academy, we aim to equip individuals with the knowledge, skills, and resilience needed to navigate these challenges and succeed in these vital industries. We are committed to developing future-ready professionals who can contribute meaningfully to both local and global markets.

"Insha Allah, I hope to see the sun rise over the Indian Ocean not just for tourists, but for farmers’ boats heavy with export—the day Maldivian agri-farmers EXPORT their first harvests to the world."

Mohamed Niyaz

School of Agriculture & Fisheries

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