VMTS PS S1 Farmasi

VISION

To become an accredited and excellent pharmacy education institution that produces pharmaceutical professionals of outstanding character and independent culture, capable of competing at national and regional levels.

MISSION

1. To organize pharmacy education that produces high-quality human resources in the field of pharmacy.

2. To develop a leading educational program in natural product pharmacy that emphasizes the local wisdom of Usada Bali as the main focus and foundation for a high-quality, relevant, and highly competent learning system.

3. To conduct research aimed at advancing science and technology, particularly in the field of pharmacy, in alignment with the program’s educational excellence and societal needs.

4. To carry out community service activities through the application of current research findings, especially in the field of pharmacy.

5. To establish partnerships with communities, industries, government institutions, and other educational organizations at the national and regional levels to enhance the competencies of graduates of the Pharmacy Study Program, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Udayana University.

OBJECTIVES

1. To establish a study program that produces qualified and competitive graduates, serving as a reference in its area of excellence, supported by strong partnerships—so that graduates can dedicate their knowledge based on cultural values, morals, ethics, and pharmaceutical regulations across all areas of pharmaceutical practice.

2. To develop an excellent Pharmacy Study Program with nationally and internationally recognized research, grounded in scientific and technological advancement, particularly in the field of natural product pharmacy, for the benefit of society.

TARGETS

1. The realization of a curriculum and learning process that are of high quality, relevant, and competitive at both national and international levels, supporting the graduation of excellent students on time, with entrepreneurial and innovative mindsets.

2. The establishment of a highly competitive study program, with strengths aligned with the needs of industries and other stakeholders.

3. The development of collaborations across various fields with multiple partners, both domestic and international, to enhance the implementation of research and community service outcomes.

4. The downstream implementation (utilization) of research and community service results, ensuring that scientific outputs contribute tangible benefits to knowledge development and community welfare.