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Master · Universitas Prima Indonesia

Master Of Pekanbaru City Campus Public Health

Master's program in public health and disease prevention.

Admission Form
Degree Master
Accreditation Terakreditasi
Minimum Credits 36

Master Of Pekanbaru City Campus Public Health

The Master's Program in Public Health is an advanced education program designed to equip students with knowledge and skills in public health, epidemiology, health promotion, and health policy. This program aims to train professionals capable of addressing public health challenges at local, national, and global levels. Students will study various aspects of public health, including health data analysis, healthcare management, communicable and non-communicable disease control, and evidence-based health program planning. The research-based curriculum and fieldwork opportunities allow students to gain firsthand experience in public health conditions. In addition to theoretical knowledge, this program emphasizes leadership skills, health communication, and data-driven policymaking. Students are encouraged to conduct research, publish their findings, and participate in academic conferences to expand their expertise in public health. Graduates of this program are expected to work in various sectors, including government agencies, international health organizations, hospitals, research institutions, and non-governmental organizations focusing on public health.

Vision & Mission

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Vision

To produce professional Master of Public Health graduates with a socio-technopreneurship perspective and excellence in the health care professional community.

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Mission

  1. To provide education to produce professional Master of Public Health graduates
  2. who uphold ethics, have a sociotechnopreneurship perspective, and excel in the
  3. healthcare professional community.
  4. To conduct research in the Healthcare Professionals Community to generate public
  5. health science and technology for solving public health problems in Indonesia.
  6. To carry out community service based on reasoning and scientific research outputs
  7. within the scope of the sociotechnopreneurship-based healthcare professional community.
  8. To implement the university Tridharma through optimal resource governance supported
  9. by cooperation with national and international institutions.

Objectives

The production of professional health workforce graduates with a Master of Public Health qualification, excellence in the Healthcare Professionals Community, and a sociotechnopreneurship perspective. The production of scientific works in the Healthcare Professionals Community field that address public health problems and improve community health status. The production of community service activities based on sociotechnopreneurship, reasoning, and research outputs in the Healthcare Professionals Community to solve public health problems. The establishment of optimal resource governance supported by cooperation with national and international institutions.

Targets

At least 80% of graduates achieve the core competency learning outcomes of the study program. 70% of student theses focus on the Healthcare Professionals Community (HPC) and/or sociotechnopreneurship. At least 60% of graduates are employed in managerial, program coordinator, or professional community leadership roles within 6 months after graduation. At least one published scientific output per student (proceedings, journal article, or policy brief) related to HPC. At least two joint lecturer–student scientific outputs per year addressing Riau’s priority health issues. At least one policy recommendation or technical guideline disseminated annually to partner institutions. At least two sociotechnopreneurship-based community or organizational intervention programs per year with sustainability models. At least 70% of community service programs demonstrate measurable outcomes. At least one simple social or technological innovation per year that can be adopted by partners. Academic and student service satisfaction index ≥ 3.5/4 or ≥ 85/100. At least 90% of academic administrative services meet the established service level agreement (SLA). At least two documented monitoring and evaluation or internal quality audit cycles per year with follow-up actions. At least 80% of permanent lecturers have expertise aligned with HPC and priority public health issues. At least one documented professional development activity per lecturer per year. The lecturer-to-student ratio meets the internal standards of the study program or faculty.

Accreditation & Certification

Accreditation Status Terakreditasi
Certificate Number 0325/LAM-PTKes/Akr/Mag/V/2026