Name of Study Program :Master Program in Biomedical Sciences (Program Magister Ilmu Biomedik, PMIB)
Institutional Home-base :Faculty of Medicine-Universitas Brawijaya (Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Brawijaya, FKUB)
Address :Jl. Veteran Malang, Indonesia 65145
Phone :+62 341 569117 ext. 134, 135
Fax :+62 341 564755
Website :Year of Establishment :1998
Accreditation
Status :Grade A by National Board of Accreditation (BAN-PT)
Degree Awarded :M.Biomed.
Vision Becoming the center for study and education in biomedical sciences possessing international competitiveness and promoting excellence in the areas of Anatomy-Histology, Pharmacology, Toxicology, Molecular Physiology, Immunology, Microbiology, Parasitology, Preventive Medicine, and Clinical Medicine.
Mission To implement current and high-quality education and research in the field of biomedical sciences emphasized in the patho-mechanism of the disease and medical technology, aimed at improving the public health.
Goal Aims to produce graduates who have intellectual integrity, ability to apply and develop biomedical sciences, and ability to perform innovative and valid research through inter- and multidisciplinary approaches, as well as ability to gain national and international recognition.
Program Learning Outcomes The main competency should be achieved by graduates of study program is “Being graduate who has intellectual integrity, ability to apply and develop biomedical sciences, and ability to perform valid and innovative research through inter- and multidisciplinary approaches, as well as ability to gain national and international recognition.” This main competency is then specified as the following PLOs:
Graduates of the study program are expected to (be):
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*Creating strategies for extending the research results for larger people benefit, such as published book, patent, mass production material, community services, etc.
Curriculum Structure
Credits required to complete the program are 42 at minimum, consisting of 14 credits of compulsory courses, 10 credits of interest-based compulsory courses, 6 credits of elective courses at minimum, and 12 credits of thesis.
Table 1. Curriculum Structure
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Strengthening Obtained Knowledge and Skills by Practical Research using Inter- and Multidisciplinary Approaches in Biomedical Sciences |
4th semester |
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Integrating knowledge and skills to provide strategy to solve problem in the field of biomedical sciences using inter- and multidisciplinary approaches |
Applying the principles of academic entrepreneurship |
Scientific writing and journal publication |
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Applying Basic and Interest Knowledge and Skills in Solving Problem in the Field of Biomedical Sciences |
3rd semester |
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Problem analyzing and solving using biomedical approaches |
Research implementation |
Scientific writing |
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Interest-based Courses Expanding the Knowledge and Skills in Biomedical Sciences |
2nd semester |
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Supporting courses based on interest for deeper understanding of biomedical sciences |
Application of bioinformatics in biomedical field |
Application of biosciences and biotechnology to support biomedical approaches |
Research planning and scientific writing |
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Basic Sciences Encouraging the Knowledge and Skills in Biomedical Sciences |
1st semester |
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Basic and advance knowledge about structure, function, and organization of life to support understanding of biomedical sciences |
Application of basic molecular technology and instrumentation |
Research methodology, biostatistics, and scientific writing |
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Table 2. Program Structure
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Class |
Semester |
Block* |
Courses |
Credits |
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Regular
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14 |
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II
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10 |
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II
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6 |
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III-IV
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12 |
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42 |
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Dual Degree
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14 |
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I-II
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II-III
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10 |
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I-II
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II-III
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6 |
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II-IV
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12 |
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*For dual degree class, one semester is divided into two blocks.
Table 3. Course Structure and Credits
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No |
Smt. |
Code |
Courses |
Cr. |
Required Subjects |
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1 |
I |
MAB6103 |
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2 |
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2 |
I |
DKF6106 |
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2 |
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3 |
I |
DKF6103 |
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3 |
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4 |
I |
DKF6104 |
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2 |
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5 |
I |
DKF6106 |
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2 |
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6 |
I |
DKF6107 |
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3 |
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| Interest-Based Compulsory Courses | ||||||
| Concentration of Anatomy-Histology | ||||||
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7 |
I/II |
DKF6203 |
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2 |
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8 |
I/II |
DKF6215 |
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2 |
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9 |
I/II |
DKF6207 |
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2 |
Cell Molecular Biology
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Medical Biochemistry
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| Concentration of Pharmacology, Toxicology, and Molecular Physiology | ||||||
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10 |
I/II |
DKF6214 |
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2 |
Cell Molecular Biology
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Medical Biochemistry
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11 |
I/II |
DKF6202 |
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2 |
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12 |
I/II |
DKF6207 |
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2 |
Cell Molecular Biology
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Medical Biochemistry
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| Concentration of Immunology, Microbiology, and Parasitology | ||||||
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13 |
I/II |
DKF6205 |
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2 |
Basic Immunology
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14 |
I/II |
DKF6206 |
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2 |
Cell Molecular Biology
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Basic Immunology
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15 |
I/II |
DKF6207 |
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2 |
Cell Molecular Biology
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Medical Biochemistry
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| Concentration of Preventive Medicine and Clinical Medicine | ||||||
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16 |
I/II |
DKF6205 |
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2 |
Basic Immunology
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17 |
I/II |
DKF6206 |
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2 |
Cell Molecular Biology
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Basic Immunology
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18 |
I/II |
DKF6211 |
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2 |
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19 |
I/II |
DKF6209 |
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2 |
Instrumentation and Bio-molecular Technique Analysis | |
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20 |
I/II |
DKF6216 |
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2 |
Medical Biochemistry, Molecular Genetics | |
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21 |
I/II |
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6 |
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22 |
II/III |
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12 |
Instrumentation and Bio-molecular Technique Analysis | Research Methodology, Biostatistics, Scientific Writing | |
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23 |
II/III-IV |
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Thesis Proposal | |||
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24 |
III-IV |
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Thesis Proposal | |||
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25 |
III-IV |
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Thesis Writing | |||
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26 |
III-IV |
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Thesis Writing | Journal Article Writing | ||
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27 |
III-IV |
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Thesis Writing,
Journal Article Writing |
Research Result Seminar | ||
Table 4. Elective Courses
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No. |
Code |
Courses |
Credits |
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1. |
DKF6002 | Diabetes Pathobiology and Complications |
2 |
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2. |
DKF6003 | Free Radicals in Biology/Diseases |
2 |
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3. |
DKF6004 | Autonomic Nervous System and Central Nervous System Physiology and Pharmacology |
2 |
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4. |
DKF6005 | Cardiovascular Physiology and Pharmacology |
2 |
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5. |
DKF6006 | Endothelial Dysfunction and Diseases |
2 |
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6. |
DKF6008 | Traditional Medicine Development and Biotechnology |
2 |
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7. |
DKF6009 | Chemical Substance Analysis and Bioassay |
2 |
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8. |
DKF6011 | Micro and Macronutrient Pharmacology |
2 |
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9. |
DKF6012 | Endocrine |
2 |
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10. |
DKF6013 | Clinical Toxicology and Drug Interactions |
2 |
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11. |
DKF6014 | Cellular and Molecular Pathogenesis of Congenital Defect |
2 |
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12. |
DKF6017 | Rheumatology |
2 |
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13. |
DKF6018 | Chemical Mediators/Inflammation Mediators |
2 |
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14. |
DKF6019 | Anti-Inflammatory Drugs/Analgesics |
2 |
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15. |
DKF6020 | Cancer Pathobiology/HSP |
2 |
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16. |
DKF6021 | Bacteria and Blood Protozoa |
2 |
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17. |
DKF6023 | Immunology of Infection |
2 |
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18. |
DKF6024 | Molecular Epidemiology |
2 |
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19. |
DKF6025 | Clinical Epidemiology |
2 |
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20. |
DKF6027 | Reproduction Physiology |
2 |
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21. |
DKF6031 | Field Epidemiology |
2 |
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22. |
DKF6033 | Vector Biotechnology |
2 |
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23. |
DKF6034 | Pathobiology of Atherosclerosis |
2 |
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24. |
DKF6035 | Hypertension |
2 |
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25 |
DKF6036 | Philosophy of Science |
2 |
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26. |
DKF6037 | Medical Ethics and Law |
2 |
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27. |
DKF6038 | Clinical Pharmacology |
2 |
Teaching and Learning Strategy The study program conducts student-centered learning strategy to develop a dynamic learning environment, through a range of active learning methods, e.g., journal reading and critical appraisal, scientific paper, oral presentation, group discussion, laboratory work, research project, journal article writing, seminar, etc. Class meetings for each course are 16 times in a semester consisting of lectures, laboratory works, assignments, and examinations.
Moreover, PMIB PPS-FKUB organizes regular seminars by inviting experts from other universities and overseas, and also provides funds for students to participate in competition at the national and international forum, as well as accommodates students to participate in exchange program or joint research with overseas institution.
Thesis Students should conduct thesis research, then write a thesis-related article which is eligible to be published in accredited national journal or indexed international journal. Thesis consisting of 12 credits is scheduled for 2 semesters at maximum (starts from thesis proposal to thesis exam). The proportion of evaluation components of thesis:
No Activity Proportion 1Thesis Proposal
10%
2Research Implementation
20%
3Thesis Writing
20%
4Journal Article Writing
20%
5Research Result Seminar
10%
6Thesis Examination
20%
Student Assessment Methods
The study program performs various methods to assess the achieved learning outcomes, including written exams (quizzes, mid-exam, final exam), journal reading and critical appraisal, scientific paper, oral presentation, laboratory work report, research project, etc. Study Period The program is designed to be completed in 4 semesters or less (3 semesters at minimum). The maximum study period is 8 semesters. Achievements In these 5 years, the study program produced graduates with the GPA of more than 3.50 (scale of 0-4) on average, study period of no more than 5 semesters on average, and thesis completion period of less than 8 months on average. Furthermore, in these 3 years, the students of PMIB-PPS FKUB achieved 10 international and 2 national achievements, and the lecturers of PMIB-PPS FKUB achieved 22 national achievements. Lecturers The total number of permanent lecturers of PMIB-FKUB is 37, in which 35% as Professors, 86.5% lecturers hold Doctoral Degree (Ph.D./Dr.), and 13.5% lecturers hold Master’s Degree. Three lecturers among them are now studying for Doctoral Degree.
The lecturers have passed teaching training programs, such as Basic Skill of Instructional Technique of Teaching (PEKERTI) and Applied Approach (AA) conducted by the university. About 95% lecturers have also passed the National Lecturer Certification (SERDOS) from the Ministry of Research, Technology, and Higher Education which reflects their professional competence as lecturers. Student Exchange Program As globalization continues to blur geographic and cultural boundaries, a new world has begun to emerge. The study program believes that global awareness and intercultural understanding are essential parts of higher education for today’s student. Therefore, the study program encourages the students to engage in some form of student exchange program. The study program has arranged exchange programs with a number of qualified institutions, including Ludwig Maximillians University Munich, Kumamoto University, Kanazawa University, Mahidol University, National University of Singapore, University of Malaya, etc. Further information of student exchange program: International Office of UB (http://io.ub.ac.id).
Student Admission
Time of Application :
Odd Semester : February to May
Even Semester : October to December
Online Registration : http://selma.ub.ac.id/
Academic Requirements: 1. Hold a bachelor (undergraduate degree) certificate on life sciences (medicine, dentistry, veterinary, pharmacy, nursing, nutrition, biology, and other related fields). 2. Have a GPA of ≥ 3.00 (scale of 0-4) from BAN-PT accredited study program. The accreditation mentioned is the current accreditation and proven with a legalized copy of accreditation certificate. GPA for overseas graduates is according to the conversion determined in the study program meeting. 3. Hold a TPA-OTO BAPPENAS certificate score of > 500. 4. Hold an English proficiency certificate equal to institutional paper-based TOEFL score of > 500 or TOEIC score of > 600. 5. Have produced academic scientific manuscript. 6. Pass psychology test or interview conducted by the study program.
Admission for Transfer Program: 1. From state or private university of equal or higher accreditation status. 2. From study program of biomedical sciences. 3. Have not taken the feasibility test of thesis proposal. 4. Have been studied in the origin institution for no more than 2 years.Admission as International Students:
The study program also opens the admission of overseas students under UB regulation through International Office of UB (https://io.ub.ac.id/international-student-admission/).


