Profession
Graduates of the Undergraduate Program of Electronics and Instrumentation are prepared to be among the fields of pure science and engineering, the potential work field of Undergraduate Program of Electronics and Instrumentation have a wide spectrum. Fields of business that may absorb graduates of S1 Program Electronics and Instrumentation include:
1 Telecommunication
In the field of telecommunications, graduates of Undergraduate Program of Electronics and Instrumentation can work, among others, in the instrumentation work and quality assurance.
2 Manufacture
Several fields of work that are targeted by graduates of Undergraduate Program of Electronics and Instrumentation in manufacturing are product engineering, quality assurance, instrumentation engineer, and research and development.
3 Energy
Instrumentation engineer, control engineer, and SCADA engineer are examples of work that can be filled by graduates of Undergraduate Program of Electronics and Instrumentation.
4 Research and Education
Graduates of Undergraduate Program of Electronics and Instrumentation can work as researcher and teacher (teacher or lecturer) at public and private education and research institute.
Graduate Profile
Target Profile Graduates of Undergraduate Program of Electronics and Instrumentation as shown in the following table.
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Graduate Profile
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Description
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Research Assistant
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People who play a role in a research group by engaging in activities using a particular system in acquiring knowledge or performing a number of practices that can traditionally be associated with thought or philosophical activities.
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Engineer
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People who carry out engineering practice professionally by applying science, mathematics, and novelty to solve technical, social and commercial problems.
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Academics
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People that conducting teaching and research activities in an institution or educational environment.
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Practitioners
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A qualified person to do (practice) a job or profession.
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Technopreuner
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People who have a soul of entrepreneurship who dedicate themselves to the field of technology.
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