MASTER in Chemistry

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CourseCreditLecture/Exam HoursIndependent Study HoursAssignment HoursExam Preparation HoursMiscellaneous Hours
Bioactivity of Secondary Metabolites340642461
Bioinformatics226.72421821
Biomembranes and Signal Transduction226.72421822
Biosynthesis of Secondary Metabolites340563622
Biotransformation of Organic Compounds226.72283041
Structure Elucidation340286043
Molecular Structure Elucidation of Secondary Metabolites340424832
Material and Energy Chemistry226.72283222
Enzymology226.72283042
Immunomodulators and Vaccine Development226.72282844
Selected Topics in Organic Chemistry340424842
Advanced Physical Organic Chemistry226.72283231
Advanced Synthetic Organic Chemistry340424832
Molecular Mechanisms of Diseases226.72282843
Advanced Chemical Separation and Analytical Techniques340424832
Biochemical Research Techniques340424833

PROFILE

Vision & Mission
Acreditations
Management
Lecturers

Vision

To become a master of chemistry study program that is excellent in the field of biological and non-biological natural products and environmental chemistry at the national and regional levels in 2020 and internationally recognized in 2025.

 

Mission

  1. To conduct and to organize the high quality and competitive education for master programs of chemistry in the field of biological and non-biological natural products and environmental chemistry.
  2. To conduct the research in the field of multidisciplinary research of chemistry including biological and non-biological natural products and environmental chemistry aiming for the advance development of science and technology and public welfare.
  3. To conduct research and publication collaborations with domestic and foreign institutions.

Objective

  1. Formation and character development of masters of chemistry who master the concepts of chemistry and apply them to the utilization of natural resources and the environment through independent research.
  2. Increasing multidisciplinary research products in the form of scientific publications and/or patents in the field of natural products (biological and non-biological) and the environment that can be used for the development of science and technology and public welfare.
  3. Improving the quality and quantity of research and publication collaboration with domestic and foreign institutions.

 

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Head of Master Degree Program
Dr. Tati Herlina, M.Si.
NIP: 196203201988032001
e-mail: [email protected]
Secretary of Master Degree Program
Ai Rohayati
e-mail: [email protected]
No Lecturer NIP (EMPLOYEE ID NUMBER)
1 Prof. Dr. Iman Rahayu 19690208 199412 1 001
2 Prof. Dr. Toto Subroto 19590901 198702 1 001
3 Prof. Dr. Husein H. Bahti 19480419 197310 1 001
4 Prof. Rani Maharani, Ph.D. 19810114 200604 2 002
5 Prof. Dr. Yeni Wahyuni Hartati 19710924 199802 2 001
6 Prof. Dr. R. Ukun M.S. Soedjanaatmadja 19521028 202302 3 001
7 Prof. Dr. Atiek Rostika 19711111 199903 2 001
8 Prof. Dr. Iman Permana Maksum 19710713 199702 1 001
9 Prof. Dr. Unang Supratman 19660704 199101 1 001
10 Prof. Dr. Tati Herlina 19620320 198803 2 001
11 Prof. Dr. Euis Julaeha 19620320 198803 2 001
12

Dr. Desi Harneti Putri Huspa, M.Si.

19740411 199803 2 001
13 Dr. Shabarni G. 19710425 200501 2 001
14 Dr. eng. Irwan Kurnia 19870118 202109 3 001
15 Ari Hardianto, PhD 19870523 201903 1 014
16 Juliandri, PhD 19690717 199802 1 002
17 Dr. rer. nat. Yudha Prawira Budiman 19890629 201604 3 001

Find us at:

D5 Building
Jatinangor, Sumedang Regency, West Java 45363
Indonesia
e-mail: [email protected]
phone & fax: +62 22 7794391

FACILITIES

Chemistry Dept. Laboratories

Central Laboratories

CURRICULUM

Curriculum Hierarchy
Program Learning Outcomes
Intended Learning Outcomes
PLO-1 Formation and character development of masters of chemistry who master the concepts of chemistry and apply them to the utilization of natural resources and the environment through independent research.
PLO-2 Increasing multidisciplinary research products in the form of scientific publications and/or patents in the field of natural products (biological and non-biological) and the environment that can be used for the development of science and technology and public welfare.
PLO-3 Improving the quality and quantity of research and publication collaboration with domestic and foreign institutions.
ILO-1 internalize academic values, norms, and ethics.
ILO-2 honest, disciplined, responsible, able to work together, respect the work of others and uphold scientific ethics.
ILO-3 Mastering the theoretical concepts of isolation, synthesis and/or characterization of biological and non-biological chemicals and environmental chemistry.
ILO-4 Mastering basic operational knowledge of instruments and/or software for data analysis and processing in the field of chemistry.
ILO-5 mastering the principles of chemical safety and security
ILO-6 able to apply logical, critical, systematic, and innovative thinking in the context of the development or implementation of science and technology.
ILO-7 able to demonstrate independent, quality, and measurable performance
ILO-8 able to collect and communicate research results.
ILO-9 able to be responsible for the achievement of group work results, supervise and evaluate the completion of work assigned to workers who are under their responsibility
ILO-10 able to carry out self-evaluation process of work groups under their responsibility and able to manage learning independently
ILO-11 able to use instruments for isolation, characterization and/or synthesis of biological and non-biological chemicals as well as environmental chemistry.
ILO-12 able to process data using software for molecular characterization or modeling.
ILO-13 able to carry out work and handle hazardous chemicals in accordance with occupational health and safety standards;
ILO-14 able to document, store, secure, and retrieve data to ensure its validity and prevent plagiarism as well as being able to communicate it orally and in writing.

Course Modules

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SERVICES

Libraries

We have a university library for all Unpad Students and Staffs located at Grha Kandaga, which can also be accessed online over http://kandaga.unpad.ac.id or https://login.unpad.idm.oclc.org/menu. Additionally, students have access directly to Faculty Library at D6 Building Floor 2 & 3.

  • Central library
  • Faculty library
  • Online National Library (PNRI)
ICT
The information system in the study program is centralized and integrated via SIAT or Integrated Academic Information System. Information systems are classified into information systems for administration and information systems for learning and research activities.

Information System For Administrative Purposes
Office Information System (e-Office)
Employee Performance Information System (KKID)
System Authentication Information System (PAUS-ID)
Lecturer Information System (Staffs)
Student Information System (PACIS)

Information Systems for Learning and Research Activities
Learning Information System (LIVE)
Library Repository Information System (Kandaga)