Objectives and Learning Outcomes of BPC

The Chemistry Study Program, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FMIPA), formulates its graduate competencies in the Learning Outcomes (CPL), which compile the points outlined in the foundations and references above. The following is the CPL for the Chemistry Undergraduate Study Program, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Untan.

Objectives	Learning Outcomes
To produce chemistry graduates with strong character, academic integrity, and professional competence, equipped with the skills to apply chemical knowledge, solve problems, communicate globally, and adapt to evolving societal needs (Obj-1) To generate impactful research that addresses real-world challenges and achieves international recognition (Obj-2). To contribute to community welfare and environmental sustainability through the application of science and research (Obj-3). To establish strategic collaborations with educational institutions, industry, and the business sector to enhance programme quality (Obj-4). To implement transparent and accountable academic governance (Obj-5).	Able to demonstrate academic integrity and contribute to a civilization grounded in Pancasila principles and national patriotism (LO-1) Capable of conducting scientific investigations in chemistry and effectively communicating findings to the scientific community through oral and written presentations (LO-2) Master the fundamental chemical concepts, including separation, identification, characterization, transformation, and synthesis of simple chemical substances (LO-3). Acquire a working knowledge of typical chemical instrumentation, proficiently operate equipment, and analyze associated data (LO-4). Able to perform experiments to identify, analyze, isolate, transform, and synthesize simple molecules and chemical substances, adhering to laboratory safety protocols and drawing sound conclusions based on experimental data aligned with scientific ethics (LO-5). Able to utilize software tools to analyze the properties and transformations of chemical molecules and process experimental data (LO-6).

Objectives

Learning Outcomes

To produce chemistry graduates with strong character, academic integrity, and professional competence, equipped with the skills to apply chemical knowledge, solve problems, communicate globally, and adapt to evolving societal needs (Obj-1)
To generate impactful research that addresses real-world challenges and achieves international recognition (Obj-2).
To contribute to community welfare and environmental sustainability through the application of science and research (Obj-3).
To establish strategic collaborations with educational institutions, industry, and the business sector to enhance programme quality (Obj-4).
To implement transparent and accountable academic governance (Obj-5).

Able to demonstrate academic integrity and contribute to a civilization grounded in Pancasila principles and national patriotism (LO-1)
Capable of conducting scientific investigations in chemistry and effectively communicating findings to the scientific community through oral and written presentations (LO-2)
Master the fundamental chemical concepts, including separation, identification, characterization, transformation, and synthesis of simple chemical substances (LO-3).
Acquire a working knowledge of typical chemical instrumentation, proficiently operate equipment, and analyze associated data (LO-4).
Able to perform experiments to identify, analyze, isolate, transform, and synthesize simple molecules and chemical substances, adhering to laboratory safety protocols and drawing sound conclusions based on experimental data aligned with scientific ethics (LO-5).
Able to utilize software tools to analyze the properties and transformations of chemical molecules and process experimental data (LO-6).