The Master’s Program is an academic education designed for graduates of undergraduate programs or equivalent, enabling them to apply and advance knowledge in science, technology, arts, and culture through reasoning and scientific research. The total study load for the regular Master’s Program across all tracks is a minimum of 36 (thirty-six) credits. The Master’s Program can be conducted through Coursework and Research tracks. Both the Coursework and Research tracks can be pursued through the International Mobility Program.
The Master’s Program – Coursework Track is a regular master’s education program consisting of structured coursework and the completion of a thesis or an equivalent final project. This program can be pursued through a blended learning or in-person format, with a minimum duration of 12 (twelve) months.
The Master’s Program – Research Track is a regular master’s education program that includes specialized courses and requires the completion of a thesis as the final project.
The Master’s International Mobility Program is a master’s education program offered by the University of Indonesia, where a portion of the credits (through a credit transfer and equivalency scheme) can be earned by participating in exchange programs or overseas visits at one or more foreign universities recognized by the University of Indonesia. Under this program, students must complete at least 50% of their coursework from their study program, including the final project, and all examinations must be conducted at the University of Indonesia.
Masters Program students can take courses outside the University of Indonesia through university programs in the form of:
The Master’s Program in Mathematics at FMIPA UI produces graduates in the field of mathematics who have a strong understanding of fundamental mathematical theories, enabling them to develop and apply mathematics in their professional fields.
The Master’s Program in Physics at FMIPA UI produces graduates who are educators and researchers with adaptable skills, the ability to learn quickly, and competence in addressing challenges, particularly in applying physics or utilizing systematic scientific thinking to solve problems.
The Master’s Program in Materials Science at FMIPA UI produces graduates with expertise in materials science and its general applications, as well as specialization in one of the chosen fields—metals/alloys, ceramics, or polymers. Graduates are also expected to apply their knowledge professionally in their respective careers for the benefit and advancement of society.
The Master’s Program in Chemistry at FMIPA UI produces chemists with specialized expertise that meets international standards. Graduates are capable of keeping up with and applying advancements in chemistry while also developing centers of excellence in the field. They are expected to play an active role in efforts to improve public services.
The Master’s Program in Biology at FMIPA UI produces resilient researchers, educators, and practitioners with an international outlook who are capable of making groundbreaking advancements in the field of conservation biology.
The Master’s Program in Marine Science at FMIPA UI produces graduates capable of managing interdisciplinary or multidisciplinary research and advancing knowledge and/or technology in marine biological and physical sciences. The program emphasizes the sustainable utilization of marine resources, resulting in innovative and tested contributions at both national and international levels.
The Master’s Program in Geography at FMIPA UI produces graduates with the ability to analyze and synthesize Earth’s phenomena holistically, as well as to develop regional planning based on physical, socio-economic, and cultural characteristics. This is achieved through an interdisciplinary approach and geographic methods utilizing GIS and remote sensing technology.
The Master’s Program in Medical Physics at FMIPA UI produces outstanding graduates as clinical medical physicists, radiation protection experts, government professionals, as well as productive academics and researchers contributing to the advancement of medical physics worldwide.