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- The study load for the Doctoral Program in Pharmaceutical Sciences is 88 credits (1 credit ≈ 1,5 ECTS/European Credit Transfer System).
- The Doctoral Program in Pharmaceutical Sciences is scheduled for 6 (six) semesters and can be completed in a maximum of 12 (twelve) semesters.
- The curriculum for the Doctoral Program in Pharmaceutical Sciences is designed to achieve Graduate Learning Outcomes in accordance with the National Education Standards (SN Dikti), which are achieved through courses and learning activities that keep pace with scientific developments and support graduate success in the workforce.
- The curriculum for the Doctoral Program in Pharmaceutical Sciences implements Outcome-Based Education and incorporates research-based learning into its learning activities.
- The Doctoral Program through the Coursework and Research Pathway requires students to:
- Take a number of structured courses listed in the curriculum (20 credits);
- Take the Research Proposal Examination (8 credits);
- Participate in Research I (4 credits), Research II (4 credits), and the Research Progress Seminar (10 credits);
- Participate in an International Conference and produce a Publication – International Journal: Present a scientific paper related to their research field as the lead author at an international conference as an oral presenter (4 credits), and publish one scientific paper related to their research field as the lead author, accompanied by a Promoter and Co-Promoter, and accepted for publication in a reputable, indexed international journal (14 credits);
- Participate in the Research Results Seminar (10 credits) and the Closed Examination Session (10 credits);
- Submit proof of fulfillment of the requirements referred to in letter d as a requirement for the promotion examination;
- Submit 1 (one) Dissertation work and participate in the Promotion Session as the final stage of the Doctoral Program (4 credits).
6. The Doctoral Program through the Research Pathway requires students to:
- Conduct a Literature Review, particularly of reputable scientific journals related to their primary research, and present it at a regular seminar (10 credits);
- Take the Research Proposal Examination (8 credits);
- Participate in Research I (4 credits), Research II (4 credits), and the Research Progress Seminar (10 credits);
- Produce Publication I: Publication of one scientific paper related to their research field as the lead author, accompanied by a Promoter and Co-Promoter, and accepted for publication in at least a SINTA 2-indexed national journal (10 credits);
- Participate in an International Conference and produce Publication II: Presentation of a scientific paper related to their research field as the lead author at an international conference as an oral presenter (4 credits), and publication of one scientific paper related to their research field as the lead author, accompanied by a Promoter and Co-Promoter, and accepted for publication in a reputable indexed international journal (14 credits);
- Participate in the Research Results Seminar (10 credits) and the Closed Examination Session (10 credits);
- Submit proof of fulfillment of the requirements referred to in letters d and e as a requirement for the promotion examination;
- Submit 1 (one) Dissertation work and participate in the Promotion Session as the final stage of the Doctoral Program (4 credits).
Course Description
Module handbook of each course can be accessed via this link: Link Module for Pharmaceutical Science Doctoral Program.
Coursework and Research Pathway
Research Pathway
| Semester | Coursework* / active research |
|---|---|
| Semester 1 Coursework | Advanced Research Methodology (4 credits)* Special Topic 1 (4 credits)* Special Topic 2 (4 credits)* |
| Semester 2 Coursework | Data Analysis and Advance Statistics (4 credits)* Special Topic 3 (4 credits)* Research Proposal Examination (8 credits) |
| Semester 3 | International Conference (4 credits) Research I (4 credits) |
| Semester 4 | Research Progress Seminar (10 credits) Research II (4 credits) |
| Semester 5 | Research Results Seminar (10 credits) Publication – International Journal (14 credits) |
| Semester 6 | Closed Examination Session (10 credits) Promotion Session (4 credits) |
| Semester | Coursework* / active research |
|---|---|
| Semester 1 | Literature Review (10 credits) |
| Semester 2 | Research Proposal Examination (8 credits) |
| Semester 3 | International Conference (4 credits) Research I (4 credits) Publication I (10 credits) |
| Semester 4 | Research Progress Seminar (10 credits) Research II (4 credits) |
| Semester 5 | Research Results Seminar (10 credits) Publication II (14 credits) |
| Semester 6 | Closed Examination Session (10 credits) Promotion Session (4 credits) |
Coursework and Research Pathway
| Semester | Coursework* / active research |
|---|---|
| Semester 1 Coursework | Advanced Research Methodology (4 credits)* Special Topic 1 (4 credits)* Special Topic 2 (4 credits)* |
| Semester 2 Coursework | Data Analysis and Advance Statistics (4 credits)* Special Topic 3 (4 credits)* Research Proposal Examination (8 credits) |
| Semester 3 | International Conference (4 credits) Research I (4 credits) |
| Semester 4 | Research Progress Seminar (10 credits) Research II (4 credits) |
| Semester 5 | Research Results Seminar (10 credits) Publication – International Journal (14 credits) |
| Semester 6 | Closed Examination Session (10 credits) Promotion Session (4 credits) |
Research Pathway
| Semester | Coursework* / active research |
|---|---|
| Semester 1 | Literature Review (10 credits) |
| Semester 2 | Research Proposal Examination (8 credits) |
| Semester 3 | International Conference (4 credits) Research I (4 credits) Publication I (10 credits) |
| Semester 4 | Research Progress Seminar (10 credits) Research II (4 credits) |
| Semester 5 | Research Results Seminar (10 credits) Publication II (14 credits) |
| Semester 6 | Closed Examination Session (10 credits) Promotion Session (4 credits) |
