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Programme Specification
Master in Biomedical Sciences Program
Faculty of Medicine, Nursing, and Public Health
Universitas Gadjah Mada

I. INTRODUCTION
Master in Biomedical Sciences Program (MBSP) has been held since the establishment
of Postgraduate Education Program in UGM in 1980. However, the formal license was
obtained in 1993 from Directorate General of Higher Education, Ministry of Education of
the Republic of Indonesia by Decree Number. 580/DIKTI/KEP/1993. MBSP was
accredited by National Accreditation Board of Higher Education (NABHE) with excellent
predicate on March 15th, 2001. Further accreditation was obtained with A level on July
11th, 2010 and the last accreditation was obtained on August 15th, 2015, also with A level.

Figure 1. Universitas Gadjah Mada

II. VISION DAN MISSIONS

Vision:
To be an excellent master study program with an international reputation in the major
area of biomedical sciences.
Missions:
1. Conducting graduate education to generate graduates who are capable of
carrying out education in the field of biomedical sciences.
2. Conducting graduate education to generate graduates who are competent
to carry out research with an international reputation and be based on local
wisdoms in the field of biomedical sciences.
3. Conducting graduate education to generate graduates who are willing to
serve the community.
 III. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE AND MAJORS

Figure 2. Organizational Structure and Majors

Master in Biomedical Sciences Program has 9 (nine) specialized majors where

students can choose from:
1. Major in Anatomy: focuses on education in anatomical sciences, such as gross anatomy,
neuroanatomy, musculoskeletal system and kinesiology, embryology and developmental
anatomy, ergonomy, regional dissection, macro- and 11 microtechnique, and functional
anatomy of visceral organ.
2. Major in Medical Anthropology: focuses on medical anthropology, biological variation,
human culture, anthropometric techniques, identification and forensic anthropology, bio-
typology, growth anthropology, nutrition anthropology, anthropo-ecology, and applied
anthropology.
3. Major in Biochemistry: focuses on biochemistry, instrumentation, nutrition biochemistry,
enzymology, genetic biochemistry, immunity biochemistry, clinical biochemistry, etc.
4. Major in Biomedicine and Human Reproduction: focuses on basic and applied
reproductive system, endocrinology of reproduction, basic and applied-clinical
embryology, molecular biology of reproductive system, genetic inheritance and its
diseases, reproductive technology, and reproductive epidemiology.
5. Major in Pharmacology: focuses on experimental pharmacology, drug discovery and
evaluation, clinical epidemiology, epidemiological pharmacology, toxicology, immuno-
pharmacology, and drug abuse.
6. Major in Histology and Cell Biology: focuses on microtechnique, basic and applied
immunology, cell biology and molecular, tumor biology, cytogenetic, and neurobiology.
7. Major in Physiology: focuses on human organ system, sport medicine, environmental
physiology, applied physiology and adaptation.
8. Major in Molecular Medicine: focuses on molecular basic and application in diseases
process, such as genetic, immuno-biology, molecular biology technique and application.
9. Major in Parasitology: Focuses on protozoology, helminthology, entomology, immuno-
parasitology, parasitosis pathology, epidemiological research in parasitology, molecular
parasitology, etc.
 IV. AVAILABLE PROGRAM AND STUDY DURATION
Master Study Program of Basic Medical and Biomedical Sciences offers
regular and collaborative program for prospective students with an effective study
duration of 18-24 months (3-4 semesters).

1. Regular Program
This program is offered for self-funded prospective students, prospective students at the
expense of their current institutions, and prospective students who are applying for
scholarships from various ministries in the Republic of Indonesia.

2. Collaborative Program
This program is offered for prospective applicants at the expense of UGM partners,
proved by the availability of valid MoU.

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Figure 3. Development of student body of MBSP

V. FACILITIES
To ensure the achievement of our vision and mission in producing excellent master’s
graduates with the abilities to educate, research, and serve the community, MBSP provides
many supporting facilities such as laboratories, library, IT facilities, campus service unit,
research development and community service unit, development centers, teaching hospital,
production house, and others which are managed by the university, faculty, study program,
or major and led by experts in their fields.
1. Laboratories
Many laboratories in the area of Faculty of Medicine, Public Health, and Nursing and
dr. Sardjito Hospital can be used by students for research and education purposes. The
laboratories can be classified into:
a. Preclinical Laboratories Owned by Departments/Majors
Each major in MBSP has its own laboratory which is used for practical sessions and
conducting thesis research for students. Those preclinical laboratories are 1.
Laboratory of Anatomy; 2. Laboratory of Biochemistry; 3. Laboratory of Histology
and Cell Biology; 4. Laboratory of Physiology; 5. Laboratory of Cell Culture; 6.
Laboratory of Herbal Research; 7. Laboratory of Microbiology; 8. Laboratory of
Pathology-Anatomy; 9. Laboratory of Clinical Pathology; 10. Laboratory of
Molecular Biology; 11. Laboratory of Parasitology; 12. Laboratory of
Bioanthropology; and 13. Integrated Research Laboratory (at the faculty level).
b. The Integrated Research and Testing Laboratory (LPPT)
The university provides a more complete laboratory in terms of research equipment
for research and testing purposes. Students of MBSP are allowed to work on their
thesis research there. LPPT also has accredited laboratory testing methods.

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 c. Field Laboratories
Faculty of Medicine, Public Health, and Nursing UGM also has field laboratories
at partner hospitals or clinics in Yogyakarta and Central Java areas. Those field
laboratories can be used by MBSP students for field work or conducting thesis
research.
2. Library and IT Facilities
The library and IT facilities managed by the faculty are responsible to provide latest
information about health related topics for students and the community. The library
collections varies from text books, printed journal, scientific works (mini thesis, thesis,
dissertation, and research report), CDs and cassette videos, and online databases. At the
university level, the library provides more diverse reading materials to cater the needs
of all students from all faculties.
3. Campus Service Unit
Campus service unit was established to improve the quality of educational environment.
Various activities are carried out by this unit such as 1) travel service to facilitate
students and all civitas academica in travel ticket booking; 2) catering service in the
form of canteens and catering management unit in FKKMK; 3) purchasing service of
high-tech learning equipment such as computers, printers, PDAs, cameras; 4) exhibition
service which provides venue for exhibition in FKKMK; and 5) bookstore and
photocopying service where all civitas academica can buy educational textbooks and
use the photocopying services.
4. Research Development and Community Service Unit
This unit is responsible 1) to coordinate all research activities and dedication to the
community for both academic staff and students; 2) as an information center for funding
sources of research and community service; 3) as the advisor of research and community
service in FKKMK; 4) to improve the quality of research continuously through a system
of rewards and mentoring to young researchers; 5) to make plan and budgeting of the
unit; 6) to stimulate, educate, and train the academic community's to concern on the
needs of the community especially in terms of community education and health services;
7) to direct research and community service to be applicative and also involving
students.
5. Development Centers
FKKMK currently has 7 development centers, those are 1) Center for Tropical Medicine
(CTM); 2) Center for Health Behavior and Promotion (CHBP); 3) Center for Bioethics
and Medical Humanities (CBHM); 4) Community Health and Nutrition Research
Laboratory (CHNRL); 5) Center for Health Service and Management (CHSM); 6)
Center for the Development of Financial and Management Systems of Health Insurance;
7) Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistic Unit (CEBU).
6. Teaching Hospital
Faculty of Medicine, Public Health, and Nursing UGM has a teaching hospital namely
dr. Sardjito Hospital and partner hospitals in Yogyakarta and Central Java areas.

Figure 4. dr. Sardjito Hospital

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VI. ADMISSION OF NEW STUDENTS
A. Requirements
Master of Biomedical Science Program is open to Indonesian citizens (WNI) and
international students (WNA) who get permission in accordance with the specified
requirements. Applicants who are eligible to join MBSP are as follows:
1. Possess undergraduate diploma (S1) in medical-related fields such as medicine,
dentistry, veterinary medicine, biology, physiotherapy, pharmacy, nutrition,
mathematics, biology education, nursing, and public health.
2. Have sufficient academic ability, and deemed capable to pursue a master’s degree based
on the specified selection criteria by study program.
3. Having two recommendation letters from 2 (two) people, ie academic supervisor from
previous study or other persons deemed authorized to provide recommendations such
as the employer's superior.
4. Writing essays about a. reasons for taking master’s degree and the selected courses, b.
expectations from master’s education, c. plans after completing master’s education
5. Proficient in English shown with TOEFL score with the minimum score of 450 or Acept
score of at least 209, and an academic aptitude test score of at least 500.
6. For those who are working must obtain permission letter from superiors from the
institution where they work.
7. Healthy proven by doctor's note.

B. Admission Procedures
Prospective students must submit all the necessary documents listed below by
uploading those files through their accounts on um.ugm.ac.id website:
1. Undergraduate diploma and transcript which has been validated by the origin
university.
2. Letters of recommendation.
3. Essays.
4. Curriculum Vitae.
5. Doctor’s note.
6. Scorecard of English proficiency and Academic Aptitude Test.
8. Permission Letter from the institution where applicants work if the candidate is already
working.
9. Statement of funding sources.
10. Proof of registration payment.
11. Validated accreditation certificate of their undergraduate institutions.

C. Admission Period
Registration for MBSP prospective students is arranged as follows:
1. Regular program. Registration starts in April for each academic year and ended in June
specifically for students applying through BPPDN scholarships, while for non-BPPDN,
registration ends in July.
2. Special programs. Registration is arranged by partner institutions.

D. Selection and Acceptance

1. Selection is conducted by a team consisting of head of study program as the chairman
of the selection team, secretary of study program as the secretary and heads of majors
as members.
2. Selection criteria include:
a. Academic ability;
b. Document completeness;
c. Essays;

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 d. Capacity of the study program
3. The results of the selection shall be reported in writing by the assessment team leader
to the Vice Dean of Academic and Student Affairs to be forwarded to the Dean. The
contents of the report include: a. the names of accepted students, arranged in order of
priority b. Rejected names with reasons.
4. Selection of applicants is done no later than July and the result of the selection is
submitted to the Vice Dean of Academic and Student Affairs. The final decision on
whether or not a candidate can be accepted is determined by the Dean based on the
proposal from head of study program.
5. Acceptance and rejection notifications are written by DPP-UGM based on the proposal
of the Dean.

E. Registration of New Students

1. New student candidates must register no later than the end of August.
2. Place of registration is in DPP UGM.
3. Candidates have to come in person and:
a. Show the acceptance letter from DPP UGM.
b. Show the proof of tuition payment for first semester.
c. Complete the registration file set by DPP UGM.
d. Filling statement issued by DPP UGM.
e. Filling semester I study plan in MBSP.
4. For those who do not re-register, and do not have active student card, are not allowed
to follow academic activities.

VII. PAYMENT, RE-REGISTRATION, AND LECTURES

A. Tuition Fee Payment
The amount of tuition fee in MBSP depends on the program taken (regular or
collaboration), so the fees are:
1. For regular program, the total tuition is Rp50.000.000,00 (fifty million rupiah) for 4
semesters and paid per semester, each Rp. 12.500.000,00.
2. For collaborative programs the amount of tuition is determined accordingly based on
the agreement between MBSP and the partner institution.

B. Re-Registration
Current students are required to re-register every semester with the following terms and
conditions:
1. Re-registration starts in July/August for odd semester and end of January for even
semester until at least 2 weeks before the lecture begins.
2. Re-registration is done in the secretariat of the study program by showing evidence of
tuition payment.
3. If the student does not re-registered, the student is not allowed to do any academic
activity during that semester.
4. If during 2 (two) consecutive semesters the student does not re-register then the
continuation of the study of the student in question will be evaluated by the study
program.

C. Lectures, Study Plan (KRS), and Study Result (KHS)

1. Lectures
a. MBSP uses Semester Credit System (SKS) to determine student study load, lecturer
work load, learning experience and program organization.
b. Semester credit units (credits) are the doses of awards to the learning experience gained
during one semester through scheduled activities per week for 1 (one) lecture hour or 2

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 (two) hours of practicum, or 4 (four) hours of field work each accompanied by about
1-2 (one to two hours) of structured activity and about 1 (one) to two hours of
independent activity.
c. Semester is an activity time unit composed of 16 weeks of lectures or other scheduled
activities including two to three weeks of assessment activities.
d. To attend lectures and other academic activities, students must fill out Study Plan
(KRS) which has been approved by their Academic Advisors.
e. The number of lectures for each course in 1 (one) semester per 1 credits is as much as
14-16 hours face to face.
f. For students of the second semester or more, the number of credits that can be taken in
each semester is based on the achievements from previous semester.

3. Study Plan (KRS)

The procedure for filling KRS is determined as follows:
a. KRS filling is done one to two weeks before academic activities in every semester
begin.
b. KRS is declared valid if the person concerned can show proof of re-registration.
c. KRS is made in three copies signed by the academic advisor, one for the student, one
for the academic advisor, and one for the management,
d. Changing courses taken in one semester can be done no later than two weeks after
lectures start. Decreasing the number of credits taken in a semester can be done before
the first exam is held. Changing of KRS content are only possible with academic
advisor approval.

4. Study Results (KHS)

a. The Study Result (KHS) shows the grades of courses obtained in the previous semester.
KHS filling is done by the management, with grades obtained from lecturers.
b. Students are required to sign the attendance list every time they attend the course, and
so does the lecturers.
c. When the final exam of the semester begins, the management checks the attendance list
of students to determine whether or not a student can take the exam in the relevant
course. The student has to attend at least 75% of the given lectures.

VIII. ACADEMIC REGULATIONS

A. Academic Calendar
1. Lectures and other academic activities for the first semester start from September until
the end of January, while for the even semester begins in early February until the end
of June.
2. Graduation ceremony is conducted 4 (four) times in one year (January, April, July and
October).
3. The deadline to submit graduation requirements is 1 month before the graduation
ceremony.
4. Graduation requirements are submitted to MBSP.

B. Duration of Study and Time Extension

1. The study duration of MBSP is 4 (four) semesters.
2. Extension of study period is given maximum for 2 (two) semesters.
3. Students who extend the study period must pay the entire tuition.
4. In certain cases, students who have extended for 2 (two) semesters can apply for a
special extension for 3 (three) months.
5. The requirement to apply for a special extension is the willingness of thesis supervisor
to guide and both board of management and the dean agree to grant extension

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6. If the extension of study period is not approved, the student is considered unable to
complete education and asked to submit a resignation letter from the program.

C. Temporary Termination of Study

1. For certain urgent reasons, students may apply for an academic leave for 1 (one)
semester and at most (2) two semesters.
2. Students may apply for academic leave after completing the lecture for 2 (two)
semesters (1 year) and have paid off the tuition for one year.
3. Application for academic leave is submitted to the board of management at the
beginning of the semester before the activities begin, by filing the same procedure as
for study extension.

D. Grading System
1. Grading System
1. Grades are given by course lecturers
2. The assessment components includes attendance, activity, assignment, midterm exam
and final exam of the semester.
3. Grades range from <49.99 to with> 75 with below criteria:
NILAI ABSOLUT (Grading)
Nilai (Grade) Batas (Range) Nilai (Grade) Batas (Range)
A 75 - 100 C+ 57,5-59,99
A- 72,5–74,99 C 55-57,49
A/B 70-72,49 C- 52,5-54,99
B+ 67,5-69,99 C/D 50-52,49
B 65-67,49 D+ 47,5-49,99
B- 62,5-64,99 D 45-47,49
B/C 60-62,49 E <45

4. a. The board of management or head of majors ask the course coordinators to

immediately turn in the grades and take the necessary action, for example by giving a
warning to the lecturer, or assigning a score of 67.49 (B) to all student after the 2 weeks
limit since the exam papers have been received by the lecturers.
b. If the lecturers turn in the grades after the 2 week deadline, then only students who
get higher grade than 67.49 will be upgraded.
5. Implementation Make Up Exam:
a. Students who get lower grades than A / B on an exam, are eligible to take a one-time
makeup exam with a maximum score of A / B.
b. Students who do not take the main exam for three reasons (sick proven by doctor’s
note, close family demise and faculty duties proven by official letter), are entitled to
take one-time follow-up exam with maximum grade of A. If the obtained grades are
under A / B, point 5a applied.
c. Students who do not take the main exam not for the three reasons above, then only
eligible to take one follow-up exam without makeup test.

E. Evaluation of Study
a. The evaluation of study is conducted at the end of the semester and at the end of the
program.
b. Evaluation at the end of each semester is performed by calculating the Grade Point
Average (GPA) in that semester and the cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA)
obtained until the end of that semester.
c. Students who have GPA less than 3.00 at the end of the first semester are given written
warnings. If at the end of second semester, the CGPA is still less than 3.00 (calculated

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 from the best 16 SKS (minimum grade of C)) then the student is declared unable to
follow our program and is not allowed to continue the study.
d. CGPA is calculated from the grades of all courses, including thesis.
e. Students with GPA less than 3.00 is notified to retake the course with bad grades.
f. Evaluation of study at the end of the program is conducted on students who have
completed at least a minimum number of credits.
g. Students are declared completing their degrees in MBSP if they meet the following
requirements:
1. Have passed thesis defense exam or comprehensive exam.
2. Has submitted the approved thesis and publication manuscript
3. CGPA of more than 3.00 with no D and E grades.

F. Distinction
After completing the program, students can graduate with the following distinction:
1. With praise (cum laude) if CGPA > 3.75 and can complete the study within 5 semesters.
2. Very satisfying if 3.75> CGPA> 3.51
3. Satisfying if 3.51> CGPA> 3.00

IX. STUDENT ACADEMIC ADVISORY

1. To expedite the study, every student of MBSP is assigned to an Academic Advisor
appointed by the board of management,
2. Academic advisor is in charge of guiding student academic activities such as choosing
courses, deciding the number of credits to be taken for each semester, and help to
choose thesis supervisor.

B. Thesis Supervision
1. Thesis main supervisor and co-supervisor have to possess doctoral degree
2. Determination of who will be the main supervisor or the co-supervisor is based on the
suitability between their research expertise and student research topic.
3. Students can consult with the head of their major before choosing supervisors.
4. The main supervisor is from their respective major, while the co-supervisor and
examiners may come from other major, study program, faculty, university or other
institutions.

X. THESIS
Students of MBSP are required to conduct thesis research as one of the compulsory
requirements to graduate. Procedures for thesis submission are 1) submission of research
proposal; 2) proposal research seminar; 3) conducting research; 4) research result seminar;
5) thesis exam and 6) publication of research results.

A. Research Proposal
1. Before conducting thesis research, students of MBSP must prepare a thesis research
proposal.
2. The research proposal prepared by the student should be consulted with the thesis
supervisor.
3. The head of majors are obliged to help students choose their supervisors with similar
research interest.

B. Research Proposal Seminar

1. Research proposal has to be presented at their majors and at the program and approved
by the supervisors and examiners before research is conducted.
2. Students may apply for ethical eligibility after presenting the proposal in their majors.

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3. One week prior to proposal presentation, students must submit printed research
proposal (number of copies are specified later) to management to meet the requirements
of the study program.
4. Proposal presentation are conducted publicly in front of examiners and other students.
The members of the examining team consist of the main supervisor, co-supervisor, and
two relevant examiners.
5. After the presentation, student can pass, pass with revision, or not pass.
6. Students who pass the proposal seminar without revision can directly conduct the
research, while students who pass with revision need to revise their research proposals
based on received input.
7. Students who are declared not pass the proposal seminar should redo the seminar.
8. Minutes of proposal seminar are reported on a regular basis, written by the lead
examiner and submitted to the management of MBSP.
9. Research proposals may change. The consequences of changing research proposal are
1) redoing proposal seminar if there are substantial changes of research, 2) simply
report the proposed changes to the supervisor; 3) justification will be perform at
research result seminar if the changes happen during conducting research.

C. Conducting Research
1. Thesis research can only be conducted after getting approval from supervisor and
known by board of management.
2. Before the research begins, the supervisor and the student have to agree on research
credits such as the composition of author names in publications, patents and so on
3. Research can be conducted in laboratories or institutions inside and outside Universitas
Gadjah Mada.
4. Students are required to complete research and thesis writing within the specified
period.
5. Students are required to make a log book and write every research activity they do
6. Students are required to report research progress to the Supervisor.

D. Research Result Seminar

1. Research result seminar is conducted after the research is finished, thesis and
publication manuscripts have been completed, and get approval from thesis
supervisors.
2. Research result seminar can only be done at least 3 months after proposal presentation.
3. Before presenting the results, students have to meet the requirements that have been set
by the program such as 1) TOEFL score is over 450; 2) registered as student at the
current semester; 3) submitting publication; 4) Other requirements.
4. One week before the seminar, students must submit copies of thesis and publication
manuscript to the board of management.
5. Research Result Seminar is conducted publicly in front of examiners and other students.
6. Result Seminar is conducted for 1.5 (one half) hours and the assessment results may be
passed or not passed.
7. Students who pass the seminar results without revision can proceed to thesis exam,
while students who passed with revision should revise the thesis based on inputs
received.
8. Students who are declared not pass have to redo the seminar.
9. The minutes of result seminar are reported in writing by the lead examiner to the board
of management.

E. Thesis Defense
1. Thesis defense takes place after the student presents the results and revise the thesis

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 script based on received input.
2. Thesis defense takes place after the thesis and publication manuscript have been
approved by all supervisors.
3. One week before thesis defense is conducted, student must submit copies of thesis and
publication manuscript (as much as necessary) to the board of management.
4. The thesis defense is conducted in private, only before the board of examiners.
5. The board of examiners is determined by MBSP.
6. The thesis examination is conducted for 1.5 (one and a half) hours.
7. Assessment of the thesis is based on the quality of the thesis paper and on the student
presentation at the time of defending their thesis in front of examiners. Assessment
aspects are as follows:
a. Quality of thesis which includes: material, methodology, systematic writing and
language;
b. Performance during defense includes mastery of material and methodology.
8. The assessment results are: pass without revision, pass with revision, and not pass
9. The final grade of thesis defense is given in letter grades A, B, C, and D. Getting C or
D can be fixed once and the maximum grade cannot exceed B.
10. Student will be informed about the assessment result by the lead examiner right after
the defense.
11. Minute of thesis defense is reported in writing by the lead examiner to the board of
management
12. Deadline for thesis revision (if any) is at the latest 3 months after the thesis defense. If
within 3 months, revision has not been completed, the students are required to take the
thesis defense again.
13. The thesis is considered valid after it is signed by all member of the examiners and has
been validated by the board of management.

F. Publication
In order to participate in realizing the vision of the university as a research university,
research from MBSP students need be published in the form of presentations on scientific
forums, publications in national or international journals.

XI. OTHER REGULATIONS

A. Degree
1. The Master of Biomedical Science (M.Biomed) degree is only awarded to students who
have completed and passed the examinations of all courses.
2. For those who have completed all lectures and stated pass but unable to pass thesis
defense, MBSP boars of management will provide a certificate of theory completion.

B. Additional Regulations
1. Student of MBSP must obey the additional rules in each major.
2. Student of MBSP must comply with the ethics and academic norms that have been
determined by the Faculty of Medicine, Public Health and Nursing as well as
Universitas Gadjah Mada.

XIII. ACADEMIC STAFF

No Nama
1 dr. Abu Tholib Aman, Sp.MK, M.Sc, Ph.D
2 dr. Agung Dewanto, Sp.OG(K), Ph.D
3 dr. Agus Surono, Ph.D, M.Sc, Sp.THT-KL
4 dr. Ahmad Hamim Sadewa, Ph.D
5 dr. Andreanyta Meliala, Ph.D, AIFM

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 6 dr. Arief Budiyanto, Ph.D, Sp.KK(K)
7 dr. Arta Farmawati, Ph.D
8 Dr. dr. Bambang Hariwiyanto, Sp.THT-KL(K)
9 Dr. Budi Mulyaningsih, Apt, MS
10 Dr. dr. Denny Agustiningsih, M.Kes, AIFM
11 Dra. Dewajani Purnomosari, M.Si, Ph.D
12 Dewi Kartikawati Paramita, S.Si, M.Si, Ph.D
13 Dr. dr. Dicky Moch Rizal, M.Kes, Sp.And, AIFM
14 dr. Dwi Aris Agung Nugrahaningsih, M.Sc, Ph.D
15 Dr. dr. Dwi Cahyani Ratna Sari, M.Kes.PA(K)
16 dr. Eggi Arguni, MSc, Ph.D, Sp.A
17 dr. E. Elsa Herdiana Murhandarwati, M.Kes, Ph.D
18 Dr. Dra. Erna Kristin, Apt, M.Si
19 Dr.dr. Eti Nurwening Sholikhah, M.Kes
20 dr. Ginus Partadiredja, M.Sc, Ph.D
21 dr. Gunadi, Ph.D, Sp.BA
22 Dr. dr. Hera Nirwati, M.Kes, Sp.MK
23 Dr. Med. dr. Indwiani Astuti
24 Dr. dr. Ita Fauzia Hanoum, MCE
25 Jajah Fachiroh, SP, M.Si, Ph.D
26 Janatin Hastuti, S.Si, M.Kes, Ph.D
27 dr. Jarir At Thobari, D.Pharm, Ph.D
28 dr. Junaedy Yunus, M.Sc, Ph.D
29 dr. M. Lutfan Lazuardi, M.Kes, Ph.D.
30 Dr. dr. Mahardika Agus Wijayanti, DTM&H, M.Kes
31 dr. Mardiah Suci Hardianti, Ph.D, Sp.PD-KHOM
32 Dr. Dra. Maulina Diah Sukarlan, Apt, M.Kes
33 Dra. Neni Trilusiana Rahmawati, M.Kes, Ph.D
34 Dr. Ngadikun, M.Biomed
35 Dr. dr. Niken Trisnowati, M.Sc, Sp.KK
36 dr. Nur Arfian, Ph.D
37 Dr. Dra. Pramudji Hastuti, Apt, MS
38 Dr. Dra. Prasetyastuti, Apt, M.Kes
39 dr. Retno Sutomo, Sp.A(K), Ph.D
40 dr. Rina Susilowati, Ph.D
41 Dr. dr. Rizaldy Taslim Pinzon, M.Kes, Sp.S
42 Dr. dr. Rul Afiyah Syarif, M.Kes
43 Dr. dr. Setyo Purwono, M.Kes, Sp.PD
44 Dr. drh. Sitti Rahmah Umniyati, SU
45 dr. Sri Awalia Febriana, M.Kes, Sp.KK, Ph.D
46 Dr. Dra. Sri Herwiyanti, MS
47 Dr.dr. Sri Lestari Sulistyo Rini, M.Sc
48 Dr. dr. Sri Mulatsih, Sp.A(K)
49 Dr. Dra. Sunarti, M.Kes
50 dr. Suryono Yudha Patria, Sp.AK, Ph.D
51 dr. Titik Nuryastuti, M.Si, Ph.D, Sp.MK
52 dr. Totok Utoro, D.Med.Sc, Sp.PA(K)
53 dr. Tri Baskoro Tunggul Satoto, M.Sc, Ph.D
54 Dr. Med. dr. Widharto Prawirohardjono, Sp.FK
55 dr. Widya Wasityastuti, M.Sc, M.Med.Ed, Ph.D
56 Dr. dr. Woro Rukmi Pratiwi, M.Kes, Sp.PD

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 57 drh. Yuda Heru Fibrianto, MP, Ph.D
Dr. dr. Zaenal Muttaqien Sofro, Sport&Circ.Med,
58 AIFM
59 Prof. dr. Djaswadi Dasuki, Sp.OG, MPH, Ph.D
60 Prof. Dr. dr. Hardyanto, Sp.KK(K)
61 Prof. dr. Hari Kusnanto Josef, SU, Dr.PH
62 Prof. Dr.rer.nat. Harno Dwi Pranowo, M.Si
63 Prof. dr. Iwan Dwiprahasto, M.Med.Sc, Ph.D
Prof. Dr. Dra. Mae Sri Hartati Wahyuningsih, Apt,
64 M.Si
Prof. dr. Marsetyawan Heparis Nur Ekandaru
65 Soesatyo, M.Sc, Ph.D
66 Prof. dr. Moch. Anwar, M.Med.Sc, Sp.OG(K)
67 Prof. dr. Mohammad Hakimi, Sp.OG(K), Ph.D
68 Prof. dr. Mohammad Juffrie, Sp.A(K), Ph.D
69 Prof. Dr. Mustofa, Apt, M.Kes
70 Prof. dr. Ngatidjan, M.Sc, Sp.FK(K)
71 Prof. dr. Soedjono Aswin, Ph.D
72 Prof. dr. Sofia Mubarika Harjana, M.Med.Sc, Ph.D
73 Prof. dr. HM. Sulchan Sofoewan, Sp.OG(K), Ph.D
Prof. dr. Supargiyono, DTM&H, SU, Ph.D, Sp.Par-
74 K
75 Prof. Dr. dr. Teguh Aryandono, Sp.B(K)Onk
76 Prof. dr. Tri Wibawa, Ph.D, Sp.MK
77 Prof. Dr. drh. Wayan Tunas Artama
78 Prof.Dr. Wiryatun Lestariana, Apt

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