Engineer Program

In the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) program at PSPPI ITS, students are planned to complete a one-semester program with a study load of 24 credits (SKS). The 24 credits are divided into several courses as follows:

1. Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Ethics (2 SKS)
2. Professionalism (2 SKS)
3. Occupational Health, Safety, and Environmental Protection (2 SKS)
4. Engineering Practice (12 SKS)
5. Case Studies (4 SKS)
6. Seminar (2 SKS)

RPL System for Engineering Practice (12 SKS):

1. After prospective students register, they must perform a self-assessment by answering questions online. These questions should be answered based on their experiences after completing their bachelor’s, applied bachelor’s, or diploma education.
2. Additionally, prospective students must fill out a portfolio that includes engineering activities since their graduation.
3. During the interview, the self-assessment and portfolio documents will be verified by the Examination Team.
4. The Examination Team will decide whether the student is accepted into the PSPPI ITS program.
5. The self-assessment, engineering activity portfolio, and interview process constitute the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) process at PSPPI ITS and are recognized as the Engineering Practice course (12 SKS).

RPL System for Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Ethics (2 SKS), Professionalism (2 SKS), and Occupational Health, Safety, and Environmental Protection (2 SKS):

1. After prospective students register, they must perform a self-assessment by answering questions online. These questions should be answered based on their experiences after completing their bachelor’s, applied bachelor’s, or diploma education.
2. In addition to the self-assessment process, students will receive training during the first week of face-to-face sessions, according to the ITS academic calendar. During this training, students will be given material and participate in in-class discussions. At the end of the training, students will be assigned tasks related to ethics, professionalism, and occupational health, safety, and environmental protection in their respective workplaces. For example, tasks may include evaluating the occupational health and safety system in their workplace, etc.
3. From week 2 to week 7, students can communicate online with their respective lecturers regarding the assigned tasks.
4. In week 8, a second face-to-face meeting will be held, which can include discussions of tasks, evaluations, further assignments, and discussions.
5. From week 9 to week 15, students can communicate online with their respective lecturers regarding the assigned tasks.
6. Week 16 will be for final evaluation.
7. The results of this process constitute the RPL for the three courses mentioned.

RPL System for Case Study (4 SKS):

1. After prospective students register, they must perform a self-assessment by answering questions online. These questions should be answered based on their experiences after completing their bachelor’s, applied bachelor’s, or diploma education.
2. In week 1, students will be given an engineering case study to complete. Consultation regarding the case study can be conducted online between students and lecturers.
3. In week 16, students will present the results of the case study.
4. The results of this process constitute the RPL for the Case Study course.

RPL System for Seminar (2 SKS):

1. After prospective students register, they must perform a self-assessment by answering questions online. These questions should be answered based on their experiences after completing their bachelor’s, applied bachelor’s, or diploma education.
2. The recognition of this course is based on the student’s experience of presenting a scientific paper at a scientific forum in the engineering field. As proof, students must upload a soft copy of their paper (proceedings) during the self-assessment process, along with data on the seminar activities, including the time and location. Another requirement is that the student must be the first author and present the paper themselves. If a student has previously done this, it will be assessed as RPL for the Seminar course (2 SKS).
3. If the student does not have a scientific paper that has been presented, the presentation in the Case Study course will serve as a replacement for this requirement.
4. The results of this process constitute the RPL for the Seminar course.

1. Background in a Bachelor’s degree (S1) in engineering, applied engineering, engineering education, or science from an accredited university, with a minimum accreditation of B.
2. From a study program included in the concentration fields available at PSPPI ITS.
3. Has at least 2 (two) years of work experience in engineering practice after completing the bachelor’s/applied bachelor’s degree.
4. Passed the entrance selection/test:
   • Self Assessment
   • Interview
5. Declares willingness to comply with the applicable academic and financial regulations.
6. Applicants must fill out a portfolio of their engineering experience in the provided format, which can be downloaded here.
7. Special requirement for bachelor’s degree in engineering education or science: has completed an equivalency program with a bachelor’s degree in engineering or applied engineering after having at least 3 (three) years of work experience in engineering; or has more than 5 (five) years of engineering work experience.
8. Work experience must be documented with a work experience letter from the respective organization.
9. The field of study listed on the Bachelor’s/Applied Bachelor’s/Diploma IV degree must be included in the PSPPI ITS Coaching Concentration list.

1. Through the ITS website: smits.its.ac.id, prospective participants register for the Registration Access Code (KAP) and Personal Identification Number (PIN). The participant must enter their full name, date of birth, and a valid email address.
2. Next, the prospective participant will receive an email containing the Payment Code, KAP, and PIN.
3. Using the Payment Code, the participant must pay the registration fee of Rp. 1,000,000.00 from October 4, 2021 to January 2, 2022 (latest by 16.00 WIB) through Teller/ATM/Internet Banking for Bank Mandiri, Bank BNI, Bank BRI, Bank BTN, and Bank Jatim (Note: The registration fee is NON-REFUNDABLE for any reason). Online registration, self-assessment, and portfolio submission will close on January 2, 2022, at 24.00 WIB.
   • Payment guide through Bank Mandiri, Bank BNI, Bank BRI, and Bank BNI Syariah can be found here.
4. Prospective participants complete the online registration (via the internet) by visiting the ITS Entrance Selection (SMITS) website at smits.its.ac.id, and logging in using the KAP and PIN.
5. To register online, the participant must prepare:
   1. A recent color passport photo sized 4×6 cm (wearing neat and polite attire) with a white background, in JPEG or PNG format with a maximum size of 500 KB.
   2. Bachelor’s (S1) / Applied Bachelor’s (D4) degree certificate.
   3. Bachelor’s (S1) / Applied Bachelor’s (D4) academic transcript.
   4. Seminar paper that was presented and authored by the participant as the first author (if available)
   5. The participant must fill in their engineering experience in the provided format, which can be downloaded here.
6. The participant must save and print the Online Registration Proof Card.
7. The participant signs the Registration Proof Card at the designated area.
8. The Registration Proof Card must be brought to the interview test.
9. All original documents uploaded online must be brought to the interview.

The Regular Program of PS PPI-ITS will be completed in 2 (two) semesters with a total of 24 credits. The requirements are as follows:

• Graduates with a bachelor’s degree in engineering or an applied bachelor’s degree in engineering (without prior engineering experience).
• Graduates with a bachelor’s degree in technical education or a bachelor’s degree in science, equated to a bachelor’s degree in engineering or an applied bachelor’s degree in engineering through an equivalency program, with a minimum of 3 (three) years of work experience in engineering practices, as evidenced by a certificate from the company or institution’s leader and/or a statement letter.

Requirements for Regular Program Registration

1. Graduates with a bachelor’s degree in engineering or an applied bachelor’s degree in engineering (without prior engineering experience).
2. Graduates with a bachelor’s degree in technical education or a bachelor’s degree in science, equated to a bachelor’s degree in engineering or an applied bachelor’s degree in engineering through an equivalency program, with at least 3 (three) years of work experience in engineering practices, evidenced by a certificate from the company or institution’s leader and/or a statement letter.
3. Successfully pass the entrance selection/test:
   a) Self-Assessment
   b) Interview (specifically for graduates with a bachelor’s degree in technical education or a bachelor’s degree in science).
4. Declare the commitment to comply with applicable academic and financial procedures/regulations.
5. Applicants with a bachelor’s degree in technical education or a bachelor’s degree in science must complete a portfolio of their engineering experience in the prescribed format.