Vision, Mission, Objectives & Targets

1. Providing a superior educational process to produce graduates with character, innovation, and professionalism based on the demands of the national and global workforce.

2. Forging strategic partnerships with the mineral processing industry, government, and educational institutions to expand employment, research, and community service opportunities for graduates.

3. Encouraging innovation and entrepreneurship by integrating digital technology into the development of the mineral processing industry.

4. Developing effective, efficient, economically valuable, and environmentally friendly applied research in extractive metallurgy to achieve a zero-emission industry.

5. Enforcing participatory, transparent, and accountable study program governance, prioritizing integrity and professionalism.

6. Forging strategic partnerships with the mineral processing industry, government, and educational institutions to expand employment, research, and community service opportunities for graduates.

In general, the Applied Bachelor’s Study Program in Extractive Metallurgy Technology aims to deliver high-quality higher education to produce graduates who excel in the field of mineral processing. Aligned with its mission, the program has established the objectives outlined in the following table:

1. To produce graduates who are competent in the field of extractive metallurgy, possessing technical skills and innovative capabilities that meet the needs of the workforce.
2. To contribute to the development of technologies that support effective, efficient, and environmentally friendly mineral processing.
3. To serve as a strategic partner to the industry by providing skilled human resources and technological innovations for the sustainability of the metallurgy sector.
4. To become an outstanding study program characterized by high-quality governance.

In alignment with the vision, mission, and objectives outlined above, the Applied Bachelor’s Study Program in Extractive Metallurgy Technology has established the targets presented in the following table.

1. Graduates possess relevant technical skills and high competitiveness.
2. Publication of research findings in accredited national and international journals.
3. Development of digital-based technological innovations for industrial application.
4. Establishment of partnerships with at least 10 strategic partners over the next five years.
5. Enhancement of the study program's governance quality to a nationally recognized standard.