Master of Pharmacy (English)

Ramadhan Saputro

Vision and Mission of the Master’s Program in Pharmaceutical Sciences

VISION

To become an excellent and innovative Master’s Program in Pharmaceutical Sciences in education and research, particularly in the utilization of natural materials to enhance quality of life. Elaboration of the Vision:

Excellent
Possess adaptive capabilities in the development of scientific knowledge in pharmaceutical sciences, which can be comprehensively utilized in education and research.
Innovative
Ability to develop or design concepts, ideas, or solutions to pharmaceutical science-related problems.
Enhancing Quality of Life
Pharmaceutical knowledge applied as efforts for preventive, curative, rehabilitative, and palliative measures.

MISSIONS
  1. Organizing quality Master’s education in Pharmacy in accordance with the development of pharmaceutical sciences.
  2. Managing the Master’s Program in Pharmacy professionally and supporting the tertiary education’s tridharma (education, research, and community service).
  3. Conducting research and community service that addresses pharmaceutical issues through innovative approaches.
  4. Establishing collaborations with various stakeholders to support the development of pharmaceutical sciences.
GOALS
  1. Producing graduates capable of applying their knowledge in society to enhance national welfare, based on ethics and morality, and whose expertise is recognized both nationally and internationally.
  2. Administering a professional Master’s program in Pharmacy.
  3. Enhancing the competence of faculty members, both in their respective fields of expertise and in research, as well as in community service.
  4. Strengthening the department’s capacity to manage, develop, and sustain collaborations with various stakeholders in the advancement of science, technology, and the application of pharmaceutical sciences to support the implementation of higher education’s tri dharma.
OBJECTIVES
  1. Achievement of graduation within the scheduled time > 80%.
  2. Achievement of graduate GPA ≥ 3.00 with an average GPA ≥ 3.25.
  3. Achievement of graduate publications as well as the development of natural product patents and intellectual property rights (HAKI).
  4. Implementation and achievement of internal quality assurance (Internal Quality Audit) annually.
  5. Achievement of external quality assurance with excellent accreditation.
  6. Faculty receiving internal and/or external grants > 30%.
  7. Achievement of faculty publications in the Master’s program ≥ 80% per year.
  8. Organization of community service activities at least once per year.
  9. Conducting guest lectures involving professional experts at least 2 times per year.
  10. Fulfillment of more than 80% of the needs in cooperation agreements in the Master’s program.