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With the experience of managing the Bachelor Physics Program since 1961 and Graduate Physics Program since 1990, starting from 2017 Department of Physics, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences University of Indonesia began to carry out the Doctor in Physics Program.
The vision of the Doctoral Program in Physics is the vision of the Department of Physics Universitas Indonesia. The vision is “To become a center for education and research in the field of Physics and Applied Physics that is superior and competitive and able to solve problems and challenges at the national and global levels, towards excellence in Southeast Asia.”
- To maintain and strengthen the excellence in education and research in Physics and Applied Physics.
- Improve internal management that can encourage the active and productive involvement of teaching staff/lecturers and students to increase scientific activities and scientific works in physics and applied physics with national and international qualities.
- To actively participate in providing services as a manifestation of the dedication and contribution of Physics and Applied Physics to the community.
- To prepare graduates who are ready to compete in the global market.
The MPPhy conducts education in Physics to produce:
- Producing internationally standardized doctoral graduates in physics and its applications to become intellectuals and cultured scientists, able to enter and/or create jobs, and develop themselves into professionals through comprehensive and accurate research
- Producing superior, original scientific and creative works and works that become references in the development of science in the field of physics and its applications through the development and practice of science and technology with a scientific method approach
- Producing original community service works through the application of physics and its applications to realize the development of science and technology based on physics in industry and society
Graduates with a Doctoral Degree in Physics who are able to think logically, critically, systematically, and creatively by contributing to producing original scientific and creative works in the national and international arena to build a professional career in fields related to physics and its applications.
Doctoral Program in Physics graduates have the following Program Learning Outcomes:
- Able to analyze scientific problems and new cases in their field of work comprehensively and thoroughly in all aspects of physics knowledge and its applications (C4)
- Able to synthesize physics knowledge and its applications with various experimental method approaches (experimental physics) or simulation methods (theoretical physics) to solve problems scientifically (C5)
- Able to recommend solutions to new scientific and sustainable development problems relevant to physics and its applications collaboratively and comprehensively using interdisciplinary, multidisciplinary and/or transdisciplinary approaches (C5)
- Able to integrate scientific methods and problem-solving strategies in any professional field (C4)
- Able to evaluate the latest relevant international research to develop an advanced understanding of scientific progress in one field of physics (C6)
- Able to develop solutions to problems through scientific research in one of the fields of Physics and Physics Applications by complying with guidelines, ethics, safety, and considering environmental impacts (C6)
- Able to produce valuable original insights, methods, knowledge, and technology related to Physics and Physics Applications to contribute to industry and society (C6)
- Able to manage research and development projects with high competence in communication and teamwork (C6)
- Able to lead a research and development team to realize targets in accordance with the objectives, strategies, and tasks set (C4)
- Able to compile research manuscript reports systematically and clearly in the form of dissertation books or international or national publications (C6)
- Able to create innovative, tested, and original works as a result of research work in international or national academic forums (C6)
Investigating the natural phenomena in the microscopic (nuclear and subnuclear) or macroscopic (astrophysics and cosmology) realms to develop the science itself for the human understanding of the universe by using theoretical and computational approaches.
Investigating phenomena and properties of the material, such as electricity, magnetism, optics and combinations of the three with more emphasis on the aspects of physical explanation of phenomena and the properties of material, both experimentally and theoretically.
Investigating the application of physical properties of material related to the working mechanism of sensors, either mechanical, magnetic, optical, or chemical sensors, leading to the development of sensor devices, measurement systems, control systems, and data acquisition systems applicable to measurements in the fields of Materials, Medical , Biology and Chemistry.
Investigating the physical quantities of living things and their applications to the medical field. The field of medical physics is multidisciplinary and deals with the application of physics in the field of medicine in the form of physics applications in Radiology Diagnostics, Radiotherapy, Radiation Oncology, and Nuclear Medicine. The Biophysics field studies the use of algae as an energy source, hard tissues biomaterials such as bones and other hard tissues, etc.
Studying the physical quantities and their applications to earth exploration. Research in this field is carried out by utilizing physical parameters such as rock resistivity, mechanical wave propagation, and dielectric constant of rocks. It includes studying and mapping the condition of subsurface rocks, from the surface to the center of the earth, for oil and gas exploration, geothermal, mineral as well as exploration of environmental issues.
The Doctoral Program in Physics is designed as a 3-year program (6 terms), obtaining 88 SKS. The Doctoral Program in Physics curriculum consists of two programs: By Research and By Course.
