GRADUATE PROFILE
The Graduate Profile of the Bachelor Program in Geophysics is designed to provide an overview of the roles, skills, and key knowledge that graduates are expected to possess. The following are the defined graduate profiles:
| No | Graduate Profile | Profile Description | Required Knowledge | Required Skills |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Academic Professional | Graduates are able to develop and manage geophysics learning in an innovative manner, as well as transform and apply science, technology, and knowledge in the fields of solid geophysics, oceanography, meteorology–climatology, and disaster mitigation. | Advanced geophysics theories; concepts of oceanography and meteorology–climatology; Earth-based disaster mitigation. | Developing academic competencies in designing problem-based learning and research; processing and analyzing geophysical data scientifically; critically interpreting results; and disseminating knowledge through scientific publications at national and international forums. |
| 2 | Competent Researcher | Graduates are capable of designing, conducting, and evaluating geophysical research systematically, as well as producing original scientific works that contribute to the advancement of knowledge and problem-solving. | Geophysical research methodologies; theories and principles of geophysical methods (seismic, gravity, magnetic, electrical, electromagnetic, thermal, radioactivity); data analysis and geophysical interpretation. | Designing problem-based research; processing and analyzing geophysical data; critically interpreting results; writing and publishing scientific papers in national and international forums. |
| 3 | Professional Expert | Graduates are able to analyze and formulate strategic solutions to complex geophysical problems through data-driven approaches, scientific methods, and professional decision-making. | Applied geophysics concepts for exploration, environmental studies, and disaster management; integration of geophysics with related disciplines; professional standards and ethics. | Analyzing real-world geophysical problems; formulating data-based technical solutions; preparing professional recommendations; and communicating effectively with stakeholders. |