Office: Jl. Tamansari 64 Bandung 40116, Campus: Jl. Ganesha 10, Bandung 40132 Indonesia
Tel & Fax +62-22-2500935
GUIDELINES TO
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM
GUIDELINES TO
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM
Bandung is a capital city of West Java Province, which is located approximately 150 km from the capital of Indonesian Republic, Jakarta, and can be reached in 2 hours through the free way, Cipularang. It lies at an altitude of 725 m above the sea level, and this geographical location makes Bandung much cooler with the daily average temperature ranges from 20-280C. This agreeable climate and scenery have made Bandung a popular holiday resort.
In addition; Bandung is a pleasant city, full of solid Dutch houses and tree-lined streets, fashionable shops and elegant architectures, so that it used to be called the Parijs van Java. Some remnants of the golden era of Bandung are Gedung Sate, Villa Isola and ITB campus. You can also find a multitude of architecturally unique old houses on major streets of the city, which was originally planned to become the capital of the Netherlands Indies in the Dutch colonial era.
Today, Bandung is described as a city of education - with the population of more than 2 millions, covering an area of 9.000 hectares. In and around Bandung, there are three state universities, and a lot private ones. Those universities attract a large number of students from all around the country and neighbouring and western countries every year. This large number of students adds to the diversity of Bandung people.
The ethnic group of Bandung is Sundanese, so that the mother tongue, Sundanese, is spoken at home and on informal occasions. However; as a multi racial city, most people speak the national language, Bahasa Indonesia. English is also widely spoken at major shops, hotels and universities.
Bandung
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Gedung Sate : A landmark building for the city of Bandung Bandung City
Jakarta City
Indonesian Republic
About Bandung
About Institut Teknologi Bandung Vision and Mission
Educational System The Student Life Facilities of ITB
Faculties/Schools and Study Programs ITB International Program Admission
List of Faculty and School - Department/Study Programs Student Exchange Program
International Program Study Academic Calendar
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GUIDELINES TO
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM
Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB) or Bandung Insitute of Technology or Institute of technology Bandung, was founded on March 2, 1959. The present ITB main campus is the site of earlier engineering schools in Indonesia. Although these institutions of higher learning had their own individual characteristics and missions, they left influence on developments leading to the establishment of ITB.
In 1920, Technische Hoogeschool (TH) was established in Bandung, which for a short time, in the middle forties, became Kogyo Daigaku. Not long after the birth of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945, the campus housed the Technical Faculty (including a Fine Arts Department) of Universitas Indonesia, with the head office in Jakarta. In the early fifties, a. Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, also part of Universitas Indonesia, was established on the campus.
In 1959, the present lnstitut Teknologi Bandung was founded by the Indonesian government as an institution of higher learning of science, technology, and fine arts, with a mission of education, research, and service to the community.
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INSTITUT
TEKNOLOGI
BANDUNG
Vision and Mission
ITB Campus
The of ITB :
Being an excellent university, dignified, independent, and is recognized worldwide as well as guide the changes that can improve the welfare of the Indonesian nation and the world.
Vision
The of ITB :Creating, sharing and applying science, technology, arts and humanities as well as producing superior human resources and to make Indonesia and the World better.
Mission
ITB Hall Ir. Soekarno, the 1st president of RI visited ITB,
the school where he learned as civil engineering student,
for the years in fight colonialism era.
Technische Hoogeschool
In addition to studying and doing other academic activities, ITB believes that students’ involvement in non-academic activities and organizations is a contributing factor to a student’s education. The opportunity is provided to extend classroom experiences into relevant programs that develop social skills and provide leadership opportunities. Therefore; Institut Teknologi Bandung encourages all students to be involved in the non-academic activities such as those in the student associations and student activity units. Throughout the year, more than fifty-three different activity units which provide a variety of activities for students are offered.
There are different activity units which provide a variety of activities for students.
26 educational activity units, namely: The Blood Donor Group, the Student Film League, the Student English Forum, the Student Military Group, the Boy Scouts, the Phi Sigma Mu and others;
19 art activity units, namely the Student Theatre Group, the Student’s Choir; the Marching Band, the Angklung Group, Music Appreciation Literary Appreciation, and Cultural Groups of Students from certain ethnic groups (North Sumatera, Sunda, Minangkabau, Bali, Aceh, South Sulawesi, Java, and East Java); Japanese Study group; and
34 sports activity units, namely the groups of martial arts or self-defense (the traditional martial art, silat, karate, taekwondo, judo, kempo, kendo) and sports like soccer, bridge, softball, hockey, chess, table tennis, tennis, badminton, basket ball, aerosports, volleyball, athletics, skydiving, fencing, archery, scuba diving, and rugby. The students can choose any activity they like.
The Student Life
Academic programs at ITB consist of:
1. Undergraduate Program is normally completed within 4 years of full time study.
2. Master Program is normally completed within 2 years of full time study including the completion of a thesis is required for the degree.
3. Doctoral Program takes approximately 3 to 4 years of full time study and research, including the completion of a dissertation
The Undergraduate Program consists of at least 144 semester credit units and at the most 160 credit units in which 36 semester credit units is for Common Preparatory Level.
Undergraduate Program graduates with high achievement are eligible to integrated Undergraduate and Master Program in a Fast Track Program (completed both program in 5 years).
Master Program comprises at least 36 semester credit units and 50 semester credit units at the most.
As for Doctoral Program, the number of loads in term of semester credit units is determined by the Program.
Educational System
Sasana Budaya Ganesha (Conference Hall) Sabuga Sport Venues BPI Building (Senate Office)
Campus Centre Gallery "Soemardja"
Bosscha Observatory
Swimming Pool Student Activity
Computer Lab
ITB is a multi campus university. The main ITB campus itself is only 5 minutes drive from downtown Bandung. The university prides itself in its historical campus. There are both fine old and several modern buildings scattered around the campus. The old ones were designed in 1918-1919 by a Delft graduate, Maclaine Pont. The campus is leafy and comfortable so that it invites visitors to take a stroll around. One other major advantage is that it is easily reachable from all corners of the city by public transportation.
The ITB main campus, to the north of the downtown Bandung, and other supporting facilities, covers a total area of 770,000 square meters.
Facilities of ITB
ITB Central Library
Students Dormitories, lecturers’ housing and administrative headquarters are not on the main campus but are within easy reach. Some illustrations of facilities in the campus include book shops, student cafeterias and canteens. The architecture of ITB is a fine mixture of the traditional and the modern, and the beauty of the buildings is enhanced by the surrounding lawns and gardens.
In addition to lecture rooms, laboratories, workshops and studios, ITB has an art gallery, sports facilities and a student activity center. Also near the campus is the Salman Mosque for worship and religious activities of the ITB Muslim community. For implementation of academic and research activities there are seven academic support facilities, i.e. the Central Library (with approximately 150,000 books and 1000 journal titles) in the campus, Sports Center, Language Center, and the Bosscha Observatory (a facility of the Study Program of Astronomy) in Lembang, 11 kilometers to the north of Bandung.
ITB Undergraduate, Graduate and Exchange Student Admission will be conducted by ITB Executive Directorate of Student Enrollment Management and Education Cooperation.
ITB International Undergraduate and Graduate Student
This program admits International Students who wish to continue their study at ITB.
ITB International
Program Admission
Student Exchange ProgramInstitut Teknologi Bandung (ITB) offers an exchange program aimed at exchange students from partner institutions that have concluded academic exchange agreements and a memorandum of understanding regarding student exchanges. If you are a student from one of ITB’s partner institutions who wishes to pursue an exchange at ITB, after confirming that your current university is in partnership with ITB, you should prepare the required documents and submit them via the responsible department of the university in which you are enrolled.For further information, please visit http://usm.itb.ac.id/international/
ITB has 12 faculties and schools with 45 Bachelor Study Programs, 54 Master Study Programs, and 26 Doctoral Study Programs. Some of study programs offered international class with English as the language of instruction :
Faculties/Schools and
Study Programs
In addition to those having international classes above, other study programs are open for foreign nationals (does not admit Indonesian nationals) as written in the table below. ITB requires that lecture is delivered in English when there is an international student(s) in the class. However, a mixed language usage should be anticipated.
Some of departments/Study Programs have obtained accreditation from various international accreditation bodies such as ABET (Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology), ASIIN (German Accreditation Agency for Study Programs in Engineering, Informatics, Natural Sciences and Mathematics), KAAB (Korea Architectural Accrediting Board), AUN-QA (Asean University Network- Quality Assurance), Royal Society of Chemistry and ABEST21 (The Alliance On Business Education and Scholarship for Tomorrow, a 21st century)
Computer Lab
ITB Campus
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¥ Clinical & Community Pharmacy ¥ Chemical Engineering
¥ Mechanical Engineering ¥ Aeronautics and Astronautics
*International Accredited Study Program **Study Program offer International Class with English as the language of instruction
Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technology Undergraduate Program -
School of Pharmacy at ITB
Chemical Engineering Department -
Faculty of Industrial Technology at ITB
Mechanical Engineering Department -
Faculty of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Aeronautics and Astronautics Department -
Faculty of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
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No Faculty/School - Department UG MC DC Int. Accr.1. Faculty of Art and Design
Department of Visual Art v v v Department of Craft Design v Department of Interior Design v v Department of Visual Communication Design v Department of Product Design v 2. Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
Department of Physics v* v v ASIIN Department of Chemistry v* v v RSC Department of Mathematics v* v v ASIIN Department of Astronomy v* v v ASIIN Department of Computational Sciences v
Actuary Study Program v 3 Faculty of Industrial Technology
Department of Chemical Engineering** v* v v ABET Department of Engineering Physics v* v v ABET Department of Industrial Engineering v* v v ABET Department of Instrumentation and Control v
Department of Engineering Management v 4 Faculty of Environment and Civil Engineering
Department of Civil Engineering v* v v ABET Department of Environmental Engineering v* v v ABET Department of Ocean Engineering v* v v ABET 5 Faculty of Mining and Petroleum Engineering
Department of Petroleum Engineering v* v v ABET Department of Mining Engineering v v v Department of Metallurgical Engineering v v v Department of Geophysical Engineering v v v Geothermal Engineering Study Program v
6 Faculty of Earth Sciences and Technology
Department of Meteorology v v Department of Oceanography v v
Department of Geodetic and Geomatics Engineering v* v v AUN-QA Department of Geology Engineering v v v 7 Faculty of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Department of Mechanical Engineering** v v v Department of Aeronautic and Astronautics** v v v Department of Materials Engineering v v v 8 School of Electrical Engineering and Informatics
Department of Electrical Engineering v* v v ABET Department of Informatics v* v ABET Department of Power Engineering v
Department of Telecommunication Engineering v Department of System and Information Technology v 9 School of Life Sciences and Technology
Department of Biology v* v v ASIIN Department of Microbiology v* ASIIN Department of Bioengineering v
Biotechnology Study Programs v 10 School of Architecture, Planning and Policy Development
Department of Architecture v v* v KAAB Department of Planning and Policy Development v v v 11 School of Pharmacy
Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technology** v* v v ASIIN Department of Clinical and Community Pharmacy** v* ASIIN 12 School of Business and Management
Department of Management** v v v Department of Entrepreneurship v
Master of Business and Management v* ABEST21 No Faculty/School - Department UG MC DC Int. Accr.
List of Faculty and School - Department/Study Programs
ITB Information Centre
History & Overview
History of education in pharmacy ITB began in 1947,12 years prior to the name of ITB was coined in 1959. At that time, the Department of Pharmacy was part of the Faculteit Wiskundeen Naturwetenschap van Universiteit van Indonesia. In 2006, the Department of Pharmacy was transformed into School of Pharmacy (a Faculty-level entity) and the School has since been running two undergraduate study programs, namely:
Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technology and Clinical and Community Pharmacy.
Vision
To be the leading Institution in Pharmacy Education, research and social services, at regional and International level.
Mission
To provide Qualified Pharmacy Education to achieve academic excellence. To conduct research which in innovative, competitive and continuous in Pharmaceutical Fields. To apply knowledge and research results for community services. To create networking in Pharmacy Fields. To Maintain the Value of Pharmacy. To contribute in enhancing profession in Pharmacy Health, and Sports.
Global Recognition
Both undergraduate programs at School of Pharmacy have been recognized by the Board of Pharmacy of Malaysia since 2014 (http://www.pharmacy.gov.my). In 2015, the two undergraduate programs were granted accreditation from ASIIN (German Accreditation Agency for Study Programs in Engineering, Informatics, Natural Sciences and Mathematics).
Curriculum
First-year [36 cr]: Mathematics IB, Elementary Physics IB, Basic Chemistry IA, Introduction to Design and Engineering I, Introduction to Information Technology A, Scientific Writing in Indonesian, Introduction to Pharmacy & Health, Mathematics IIB, Elementary Physics IIB, Basic Chemistry IIA, Introduction to Design and Engineering II, Sports, English, Cell Biology and Its Application.
Second-year [37 cr]: Basics of Pharmaceutical Analysis, Pharmaceutical Physical Chemistry, Pharmaceutical
Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technology Undergraduate
Program - School of Pharmacy at ITB
Microbiology, Principles of Drug Synthesis, Pharmaceutical Botany, Basic Pharmaceutics, Human Anatomy and Physiology I, Pancasila and Civic Education, Drug Synthesis, 1Environmental Pharmacy, Practicum of Organic and Physical Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmacognosy, Pharmaceutical Statistics, Physical Pharmacy, Human Anatomy and Physiology II, Religion and Ethics.
Third-year [30 cr]: Pharmaceutical Biochemistry, Instrumental Pharmaceutical Analysis, Practicum of Instrumental Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Biochemistry, Pharmaceutical Technology of Liquid-Semisolid Dosage Forms, Practicum of Pharmaceutical Technology of Liquid-Semisolid, Pharmacology a n d T o x i c o l o g y I , I m m u n o l o g y , M a n a g e m e n t a n d Entrepreneurship, Practicum of Analytical Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, Pharmacokinetics, Pharmacology and Toxicology II, Analytical Pharmacognosy.
Fourth-year [31 cr], Final Project I, Medicinal Chemistry, Analysis of Active Compounds, Phytochemistry, Pharmaceutical Technology of Solid Dosage Forms, Pharmacology and Toxicology I I I , P r a c t i c u m o f I n t e g r a t e d P h a r m a c o l o g y , B a s i c Pharmacotheraphy, Seminar, Final Project II, Final Comprehensive Examination, Natural Product Technology, Basic Industrial Pharmacy, Biopharmacy.
Electives Courses [12 cr]: Drug Stability, Chromatography and Electrophoresis, Radiopharmacy, Food Safety Analysis, Marine, Pharmacognosy, Pharmaceutical Polymer, Plant Tissue and Cell Culture, Analytical Toxicology, Analytical Microbiology, Cosmetics Technology, Ethnopharmacology, Biomedical Products, Capita Selecta, Crystallography, Veterinary Pharmacy, Development & Validation of Analytical Methods, Biosynthesis of Drug Compounds, Pharmacogenetics
List of Laboratories : Pharmaceutical Chemistry Lab., Clinical and Medicinal Chemistry Lab., Microbiology and Bioprocess Lab., Instrumentation and Computation Lab., Pharmaceutical Botany and Pharmacognosy Lab., Natural Product Pharmacy Lab., Natural Product-Derived Drug Standardization Lab., Plant Biotechnology Lab., Basic Pharmaceutics Lab., Pharmaceutical Technology Lab., Biopharmacy and Pharmacokinetics Lab., Pharmaceutical Biotechnology Lab., Human Anatomy and Physiology Lab., Pharmacology and Toxicology Lab., Immunology Lab., Clinical Pharmacy Lab., Sport and Health Science Lab., Bioavailability-Bioequivalence Lab., Natural Product Production Lab., Drug Toxicity and Safety Lab., Animal and Biological Testing.
Graduates Career Opportunities
As the orientation of pharmacists has expanded to patient care besides production and quality control of drugs, pharmacists are in demand in a variety of fields. Pharmacists may engage in community or ambulatory settings, such as in clinics and at hospitals. In addition, they may also have their career paths in research and product development, management, marketing, quality control, and education in universities as well as hospitals. For graduates who have more interest in pharmaceutical sciences, they may pursue advanced degrees, such as PhD, or join pharmaceutical company as research scientists
Address
Sekolah Farmasi ITB
Labtek VII, Ganesha 10 Bandung 40132 Indonesia Phone/Fax:+62-22-2504852
Chemical Engineering Department -
Faculty of Industrial Technology at ITB
History & Overview
The education of Chemical Engineering was introduced in Indonesia in early of 20th century by a professor of Civil Engineering School in ITB to meet the demand of manpower in agricultural industry, such as sugar and rubber, and petroleum industry. Chemical Engineering department ITB was founded on August 1, 1941 as part of Technische Hoogeschool (TH) Bandoeng, a higher education institution established by the Dutch East-Indies government in 1920. The Chemical Engineering Program of Institut Teknologi Bandung, is the oldest Chemical Engineering
Program in Indonesia. Now, The Chemical Engineering Department is a part of Faculty of Industrial Technology.
Chemical Engineering is an engineering discipline which studies the design and operation of commercial-scale chemical processes in safe, sustainable, and profitable manners. These processes encompass various processing steps utilizing chemical and biochemical reactions, and changes in physical and chemical properties of materials to convert their physical state, energy content, and/or chemical compositions, resulting in various commercially valuable products.
The objectives of the Chemical Engineering Undergraduate Program:
1. Progressing in their chosen profession through the practice of Chemical Engineering principles and methods in technical, managerial, other relevant career paths
2. Becoming effective constructive team members in their chosen profession by applying and developing their own communications and leadership skills
3. Having the passionand capacity to continuously improve themselves through advanced-degree studies, professional certifications, and/or active involvement in professional development activities in their employment
Curriculum
The Curriculum is focused on a 4-year coursework with a total load of 144 credit hours. Note that in the Indonesian higher
education system, a unit credit hour translates to one hour of classroom session, one hour of guided learning activity (e.g. tutorials), and one hour of independent learning activity.
The International Class program is essentially identical to that employed in our National Undergraduate Program. The Curriculum is designed to provide our students with a thorough grounding in basic sciences of mathematics, chemistry and physics, and the application of these sciences in the design, analysis, and operation of chemical processes, and the development of chemical products, with an awareness of safety and health risks, and sustainability issues associated with these processes and products.
In second or third year, students apply for study abroad for a total duration of two semesters. Depending upon the specific partner University, the study abroad period may need to be taken in the third or fourth year. Details on which courses are to be taken abroad are to be defined by our International Class Coordinator; students will have the opportunity to discuss the curricular articulations between our coursework and that of each partner University. For the Undergaduate Program, the maximum course load that can be taken outside of ITB is equivalent to 32 credit hours (on the basis of ITB’s credit system). In the fourth-year, student must do Industrial Internship, Undergraduate Research, and Plant Design Project.
The Chemical Engineering Undergraduate Program have access to sophisticated scientific and engineering software packages such as Aspen Hysys process simulator, Matlab and FlexPDE engineering mathematics solver and modeling package, Minitab statistical data analysis package, FACTSage thermochemistry
database package, Breeze Incident Analyst process safety engineering package, and more. Some of these are available as server-installed multiuser software, others are limited to stand-alone users.
Network of Partner Universities
In our International Class, students may apply to the following highly reputable partner Universities:
¥ University of Maryland at College Park (USA) ¥ Rutgers University (USA)
¥ University of New South Wales (Australia) ¥ Monash University (Australia)
¥ University of Sydney (Australia)
Selection and placement of students shall be based on their academic standing, standardized English competency test results, personal preference, and capacity of each international partner.
Employment Prospects
Engineering-procurement-construction (EPC) companies, bulk and fine chemicals producers, upstream oil and gas production and servcies, petroleum refineries, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) corporations, pharmaceutical companies, food industries, chemical trading companies, research laboratories, and others.
Address
Department of Chemical Engineering
Labtek X Building, ITB Campus Jl. Ganesha 10, Bandung 40132 Telp. (022) 2500989, Fax (022) 2501438
History & Overview
Mechanical Engineering department ITB was founded on August 1, 1941 as part of Technische Hoogeschool (TH) Bandoeng, a higher education institution established by the Dutch East-Indies government in 1920. Now, Mechanical Engineering Department became part of Faculty of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering together with Aerospace and Material Engineering Departments.
Department of Mechanical Engineering, currently is the largest educational and research group in the Faculty of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. The undergraduate program is a 4-year, 144 credit units with a curriculum that is geared toward producing engineers that have the abilities to design, develop, manufacture, operate and test various equipment or devices. The department has collaborative in educational and research activities with numerous industrial
partners which. Students could benefit from this collaboration by participating in the industrial internship program and networking to enhance post-graduate professional opportunities. The industrial partners come from various fields, both national and international corporations.
Vision:
Shall be an institution of higher education and center of development for mechanical engineering, continuously striving for excellence, reliability and respectability, and actively participate in the nation's development and prosperity.
Mission:
1. Keeping up-to-date of the very latest in knowledge and technology related to mechanical engineering through research and development activities.
Mechanical Engineering Department -
Faculty of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
2. Conducting higher and continuing education activities in mechanical engineering fields.
3. Disseminate knowledge, technology and industrial views to the society, both through its graduates, partnership with industries or other institutions, as well as services to the society.
Undergraduate Curriculum Overview
1. 1st year (common first year) 36 credits. Students will study Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Introduction to Engineering and Design, Statics, Sport, English, Scientific Writing, and Programming.
2. 2nd – 4th year 96 credits. Students will study the Mechanical engineering sciences, including energy conversion, mechanical design, production engineering, control, and maintenance. Some courses include laboratory activities. Student should take 15 credits of electives based on their interest in the field of study, and usually related to their undergraduate thesis topics. In addition to the General Mechanical Engineering stream, interested students may opt for either Mechatronics or Production Engineering streams. 3. Final project. In the final year, students should finished the
final project.
List of Laboratories
¥ Basic Manufacturing Laboratory
¥ Machine Tools & Production Equipment Laboratory ¥ Metrology Laboratory
¥ Automation & Production System Laboratory
¥ Internal Combustion Engine & Propulsion Construction Laboratory
¥ Fluid Machinery Laboratory?
¥ Cryogenic, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Laboratory ¥ Thermal Energy Laboratory
¥ Thermal Engineering Laboratory
¥ Mechanics and Mechanical Construction Laboratory ¥ Computing Laboratory
¥ Dynamic Laboratory
Students Life
Students are facilitated by a number of laboratories to do practical work and experiment to back up their knowledge and sense of engineering. Mechanical engineering students are very active in various engineering contests. Since 2010, ITB has regularly sent teams to Shell-Eco marathon Asia contest, a world level competition where students are challenged to design, build and test energy efficient vehicles. Many mechanical engineering students joint these teams and played important roles in their teams. Mechanical engineering students also succeeded in a number of national competitions. They are currently the champion of KRAI 2015, a very prestigious robotic contest in Indonesia, where university students from all over Indonesia participated.The students of mechanical engineering can also take part on other activities, such as students association, industrial exposures andvarious trainings.
Address
Labtek II Building, 2 nd Floor - InstitutTeknologi Bandung Jl. Ganesha 10 Bandung 40132 Indonesia
Phone : +62 22 2504243, Fax : +62 22 2534099
History & Overview
Aeronautics and Astronautics program was founded In 1962 as one of the options in the Department of Mechanical Engineering. In 1991, the department of Aerospace and Astronautics became a new department that is separate from the Mechanical Engineering department.
Aeronautics and Astronautics, or also known as Aerospace Engineering (AE), is the branch of engineering behind the design, construction, and science of aircraft and spacecraft. It is broken into two major and overlapping branches: aeronautics and
astronautics. Aeronautics deals with crafts that stay within the Earth’s atmosphere, while astronautics deals with crafts that operate outside the atmosphere.
Undergraduate students in Aeronautics and Astronautics learn basic aeronautics science such as aerodynamics, structural design, materials, airplane performance, stability and control, and also astrodynamics. They also obtain supporting knowledge in the field of electronics, programming, and strong basics in applied mathematics. In the final year of study, students have to take Aircraft Design Subject where they are distributed into groups to design an aircraft that meets given requirements which is different from year to year. Students are faced into a problem of aircraft engineering design which contradictory requirements. For example, a strong but light structure is one that needs strict compromise of optimization. Laboratory in Aeronautics and Astronautics Department includes aerodynamics, lightweight structure, flight simulation, flight physics laboratory, aircraft design studio, etc. Research topics such as 3-D reconstruction of Industrial Components using simulated CTScan and Photography and Laser-based velocity measurement system are the example of latest up-to-date research conducted in Aeronautics and Astronautics Department.
Aeronautics and Astronautics students are participating in numerous national and international competitions. They snatched a number of awards in several contests in Taiwan and Japan. Team from Aeronautics and Astronautics students also
Aeronautics and Astronautics Department -
Faculty of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
won the first place in Rocket Payload Competition held by LAPAN (Indonesian Space Agency) in 2008. To promote and establish a vision of thefuture of Indonesian aerospace, ITB Aeronautics and Astronautics Students organized the Indonesian Indoor Aerial Robot Contest (IIARC) since 2008. Basically, it is a national contest for university and senior high school students in which they are challenged to create aerial (flying) robot to conduct a specific mission. Another activity is the AeroExpo, a regular exhibition to cultivate interest and gain support for the development of Indonesia's aerospace.
Area of Interest
¥ Flight Physics
The Flight Physics group conducts research in the areas of aerodynamics and flight mechanics. Aerodynamics and flight mechanics are engineering sciences concerned with the force acting on and the motion of a flight vehicle, respectively. The group involves in various research project aimed at understanding the physical phenomena and control of flight/space vehicle.
¥ Lightweight structures
The lightweight structures group has active research in field of structures and materials. The primary objective of the research project is to come up with advanced structural design and materials with high strength to weight ration that are needed in high-tech product such as aircraft and other flight/space vehicles.
¥ Aircraft Design, Operation, and Maintenance
Research in Design, Operation and Maintenance of Aircraft group is focused on the design methodology and development of advanced engineering product with primary emphasis on aircraft related product. Research areas in the group include all aspects related to the product including the operation and maintenance.
¥ Astrodynamics and Flight Simulation Laboratory.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
The graduates of aeronautics and astronautics can work in two job areas related to aerospace engineering, i.e. Aerospace industry and Aerospace institutions, such as:
¥ Manufacturing sectors (Dirgantara Indonesia, Regio Aviasi Industri, Airbus)
¥ Aerospace component industries (Honeywell aerospace) ¥ Service Industries (GMF-AeroAsia, airlines, Satelindo, PSN,
Telkom).
History & Overview
The industrial engineering department of ITB recognized the importance of business and management education in Indonesia as early as the 1970s. This idea stayed in the department during the 1980s but was finally realized in 1990 when Prof. Mathias A'roef, a prominent figure in Indonesia in the field of Industrial Engineering, introduced the MBA program at ITB with a concentration in operational management. This, in turn, culminated in the founding of SBM ITB. The School of Business and Management was formally established in December 2003.
The School of Business and Management ITB (SBM ITB) is the only school/faculty in ITB built on the humanities and management science. SBM ITB is developing itself to excel in education, to develop and to disseminate knowledge in the fields of business and management. The research activities focus on business cases and management practices of the leading successful
The Bachelor of Management - International Business
companies in Indonesia so that the development of management will be relevant to the Indonesian context.
The mission of SBM ITB is:
"To educate students to be innovative leaders with an entrepreneurial mindset and to develop and disseminate knowledge of business and management for the betterment of business, government, and society".
The Vision of SBM ITB is:
"Being a world-class institution that inspires and develop new leaders with entrepreneurial spirit".
CURRICULUM
The International Business program is a concentration from SBM's Bachelor Degree in Management. The program's main aim is to provide students with an understanding of business management concepts with a specialization in contemporary international business issues which includes learning in cross-cultural settings and a hands-on experience of doing business.
The program's duration is 9 semesters which can be completed in 3 (three) to 3.5 (three and a half) years with a total of 144 credits (SKS). The body of knowledge in International Business consists of: Knowledge on humanities in multicultural landscape: culture, government, regulation, economics. Knowledge on international management: planning, organizing resources, applying and controlling business in international cooperation, understanding
how to make decisions with risks, and negotiation in cross-cultural settings. Knowledge on global business: international supply chain and operations, international finance, international marketing, international human resources management. The knowledge mentioned above functions as basic competencies in management science and practices that have to be mastered by business and management professionals. In order to build business and management competencies, different kinds of knowledge are categorized in six knowledge groups as follows: basic knowledge, basic skills, humanities, management knowledge, business practice, advance knowledge.
COURSE STRUCTURE
The learning process consists of several learning stages with specialized competencies designed for each stage. The first stage is aimed to broaden the students' spectrum in thinking from the very scientific spectrum until they are prepared for team work and strive really hard to face difficult challenges. The second stage introduces students to multicultural settings and provides experience in doing business in Asian context. The international experience is the core of the third stage, as students learn in partner universities across Europe and Asia.
INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE
The third year is where the full experience of being International takes place as students takes the last year of their study in ITB's partners all across Europe and Asia. Students are required to take their elective courses in partner universities, allowing them to live and learn in an international setting.
Two choices are available: 1. Double Degree Program
Participants in this program are required to take two
semesters in SBM's university partners. They will be eligible to have two degrees from ITB and the partner. Participating universities.
2. Student Exchange Program
Participants in this program are required to take 2 (two) consecutive semesters in two different countries or university partner. For example, one semester in France and one semester in UK. They will be granted credit transfer for the courses taken in the partner universities. Participating universities.
COUNTRIES OF PARTNER UNIVERSITY
Finland, Spain, German, Australia, France, Japan, Netherlands, Taiwan, United Kingdom
Address
School of Business & Management Building - Institut Teknologi Bandung Campus
Jalan Ganesha No.10 Bandung 40132, Indonesia
Website: www.sbm.itb.ac.id, Twitter: @sbmitb, Instagram: @sbmitbofficial, Facebook: sbm itb, You Tube: sbm itb
The academic year is divided into two semesters. The first semester runs from August to mid-December while the second from late January to mid-May. Each semester lasts 16 weeks. Some departments also run a short semester during the end-year semester break between two successive academic years. Graduation ceremonies are held three times every year, i.e. in October, February, and July.
Bandung, with a population of approximately one and a half million, lies in the mountainous area of West Java, at an altitude of 770 meters. The ITB main campus, to the north of the town centre, and its other campuses, cover a total area of 770,000 square meters.
Office: Jl. Tamansari 64 Bandung 40116,
Campus: Jl. Ganesha 10, Bandung 40132 Indonesia Tel & Fax +62-22-2500935
