The Department of Engineering Physics – Faculty of Industrial Technology opened the Master's (S-2) Study Program in 2008 based on Decree No. 2202 / D / T / 2008 of the Directorate General of Higher Education (DIKTI) dated July 15, 2008. Rapid developments in science and technology have transformed the paradigm of study patterns in scientific fields into an integrated, interdisciplinary, and multidisciplinary approach. Engineering Physics education is a combination of the scientific disciplines of physics, engineering, and mathematics to develop an understanding of the interrelationships among these three disciplines. This study program is designed to prepare students with a strong foundation across all three disciplines (physics, engineering, mathematics) alongside advanced course options in the field of Engineering Physics. Students are also equipped with problem-solving and research skills. This Master's program is supported by 39 academic staff with qualifications of 11 Doctors and 25 Masters. Available supporting facilities include: classrooms, 9 laboratories and workshops, a reading room with more than 5,000 library materials, international scientific journals, national scientific journals, subscription access to ScienceDirect/Elsevier and IEEE, internet connection, and other facilities.
Objectives
The objective of conducting the ITS Master's Program in Engineering Physics is to produce engineering master's graduates who possess mastery of knowledge, understanding, and skills in the field of Engineering Physics. After completing the educational program, students are expected to possess a strong and deep mastery of science and technology, be able to analyze and solve various engineering science problems integrally, and be capable of presenting original innovations in science and technology.
Fields of Interest
The Engineering Physics Study Program has 2 fields of interest that students can choose according to their talents and abilities, including:
- INDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEERING
- RENEWABLE ENERGY ENGINEERING
Academic Activities
The ITS Engineering Physics Master's (S-2) Study Program is conducted over 4 semesters (2 years), with a maximum study period limit of 4 years. The minimum credit load is 36 credits (sks), including a thesis according to the curriculum. The academic calendar for Semester I begins in early September, while Semester II begins in early February and ends in June. Academic activities include: lectures, assignments and independent study, laboratory activities, literature studies, as well as active participation in discussions and seminars.
Supporting Facilities
The lecture and research process in this Master's Study Program is supported by Laboratories, Workshops, and Machining Shops as follows:
LABORATORIES AND WORKSHOPS
- Instrumentation Engineering Laboratory
- Energy Conservation Engineering and Environmental Conditioning Laboratory
- Materials Engineering Laboratory
- Acoustics Engineering and Building Physics Laboratory
- Photonics Engineering Laboratory
- Simulation and Computation Laboratory
- Physical Measurement Laboratory
- Instrumentation Workshop
- Mechanical Workshop
For more information about the engineering physics study program, contact:
Postgraduate Program in Engineering Physics
DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING PHYSICS
Faculty of Industrial Technology
Building C and E, ITS Campus, Sukolilo Surabaya – 60111
Phone: (031) 594-7188
Email: kajur_tfisika@its.ac.id | Website: www.its.ac.id/tfisika