Vision, Mission, Objectives, and Targets

Vision

Mission

1. To provide pharmacy education capable of producing high-quality human resources in the pharmaceutical field.

2. To develop excellent education in natural-product pharmacy by emphasizing the local wisdom of Balinese Usada as a primary area of study and as the foundation for implementing a high-quality, relevant, and highly competent learning system.

3. To conduct research aimed at advancing science and technology, particularly in the pharmaceutical field, in accordance with the program's educational excellence and the needs of society.

4. To conduct community service activities through the application of current research findings, particularly in the pharmaceutical field.

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

Objectives

1. To develop a Study Program that produces high-quality and competitive graduates and serves as a reference in its field of excellence, supported by strong partnerships, so that graduates are able to apply and 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 research at national and international levels, based on the advancement of science and technology in pharmacy—particularly natural-product pharmacy—for the benefit of society.

Targets

1. The realization of a high-quality, relevant curriculum and learning process with national and international competitiveness , supporting the development of excellent graduates who complete their studies on time and possess entrepreneurial and innovative capabilities.

2. The realization of a highly competitive Study Program with areas of excellence relevant to the needs of industry and stakeholders.

3. The establishment of collaboration in various fields with partners both within Indonesia and abroad to enhance the implementation of research and community service outcomes.

4. The implementation of downstream utilization of research and community service outcomes , so that research results can provide tangible benefits for the advancement of knowledge and the welfare of society.