Graduate profile and Profession for Undergraduate Program in Electronics and Instrumentation

Graduate Profile

The Bachelor of Electronics and Instrumentation Study Program targets graduates with the profile shown in the Table

Table Profile of Graduates

Graduate Profile	Description
Academics	People who carry out teaching and research activities in an educational institution or environment.
Research assistant	People who play a role in a research group by carrying out activities using certain systems in obtaining knowledge or carry out a number of practices that can traditionally be associated with thought or philosophical activities.
Engineer / Practitioner	People who practice engineering in a professional manner by applying science, mathematics and novelty to solve technical, social or commercial problems.
Technopreneur	People who have an entrepreneurial spirit who dedicate themselves to the field technology.

Profession/Employment Graduates

On the basis that graduates of the Electronics and Instrumentation Study Program are prepared to be between the fields of pure science and engineering, the job opportunities for graduates of the Electronics and Instrumentation Study Program have a fairly broad spectrum. Business fields that might absorb graduates of the Electronics and Instrumentation Study Program include:

1. Telecommunication
   In the field of telecommunications, graduates of the Bachelor of Electronics and Instrumentation Study Program can work, among others, in the field of instrumentation and quality assurance work.
2. Manufacture
   Several fields of work that are the target of graduates of the Electronics and Instrumentation Study Program in the manufacturing sector are product engineering, quality assurance, instrumentation engineer, and research and development.
3. Electrical energy
   Instrumentation engineers, control engineers, and SCADA engineers are examples of jobs that graduates of the Electronics and Instrumentation Study Program can fill.
4. Oil & Gas
   In the Oil & Gas field, graduates of the Electronics and Instrumentation Study Program can work as instrument engineers, well testing operators, field telecommunication engineers, field services.
5. Research and education
   Many graduates of the Bachelor of Electronics and Instrumentation are also absorbed in the fields of research and education, both in universities and research institutions, private and government.