1. To develop a stimulating and supportive academic environment that meets the beneficiary’s needs.
2. To prepare qualified, distinguished, and professional cadres with the knowledge and skills needed in biodiversity and conservation to meet the demands of the local and national labour market.
3. To equip graduates with skills in research, experimentation, observation, data analysis, and strategic planning across various fields of biological diversity and conservation.
4. To contribute effectively in community service through active partnerships, and participation that promote awareness of the importance of biodiversity.
Program Plan
The curriculum consists of a total of 16 courses, equivalent to 48 credit hours, distributed as follows:
1. Courses
- Mandatory Courses: 12 courses (36 credit hours), representing 75% of the total program.
- Elective Courses: 2 courses (6 credit hours), representing 12.5% of the total program.
- Total: 14 courses (87.5% of the program).
2. Graduation Project (Capstone Project)
- Mandatory Requirement: 2 courses (6 credit hours), representing 12.5% of the total program.
Final Summary
Total Number of Courses: 16 Courses
Total Credit Hours: 48 Credit Hours
Total Percentage: 100%
