Lectures

The following explanation of lectures is in accordance with the 2013 Curriculum by course, valid for students above the 2017/2018 class. The curriculum for the MIPA, FST, UNAIR Doctoral Study Program is structured for a learning period of three years, with a minimum study load of 46 credits. The learning process basically includes two methods, namely lectures and research, the results of which must be published. To achieve a doctoral degree, each student must take certain courses and carry out research to write a scientific paper called a dissertation. Each course taken is aimed at achieving graduate competency. In the MIPA Doctoral curriculum there are three competency elements, namely main, special and supporting. Meanwhile, based on the type of competency, the courses offered can be divided into three groups and one MKPD, namely: Work Behavior Course (MPB) Science and Skills Courses (MKK) Creative Skills Course (MKB) Dissertation Supporting Courses (MKPD) Based on the curriculum structure, there are courses that must be taken by all students and some that are not. Courses that must be taken by students are called compulsory courses, their status is that they must be taken; While those which do not have to be taken are called elective courses, the status can be taken if necessary, including if needed to support the preparation of a dissertation (MKPD). The following will explain the status and nature of each course based on its competencies.