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Tracer Study MSP FKP Unud 2024
Tracer Study Results &
Graduate Profile
Aquatic Resource Management Study Program
Periodic Alumni Tracking
The Aquatic Resource Management (MSP) Study Program periodically and centrally conducts a Tracer Study to determine the study period, waiting time for employment, suitability of the field of work, company level, and graduate user (stakeholder) satisfaction. The results of this tracking indicate that MSP Study Program graduates have strong competitiveness in both national and international job markets.
Average Graduate GPA
The average Cumulative Grade Point Average of MSP Study Program graduates over the last 3 years.
Average Study Period
The average study period of MSP Study Program students reaches 51.54 months (4.3 Years).
Tracked Alumni
Out of a total of 91 graduates (Years 2019-2023), 43 alumni have been successfully tracked in the Tracer Study.
Graduate Performance Indicators
Data distribution of waiting time and job suitability of MSP Study Program graduates.
Graduate User & Academic Profile
Graduate Job Profile
The majority of jobs obtained by graduates are in accordance with the Graduate Learning Outcomes (CPL) of the MSP Study Program. Alumni work in the fisheries sector as academics/lecturers, practitioners, analysts, and laboratory assistants, both in Government agencies, State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN), and the private sector on a national to international scale.
User Satisfaction Level (Stakeholders)
Based on the survey results to user institutions, graduates of the MSP FKP UNUD Study Program are considered very satisfactory, where the alumni have proven to have strong added value in the aspects of ethics, professional competence, ability to work together (teamwork), and excellent communication.
Student Scientific Publications
To improve the quality standards of graduates, the MSP Study Program motivates students to publish their research results. Students actively collaborate with Permanent Study Program Lecturers (DTPS), producing scientific works in accredited national journals (SINTA), reputable international journals, proceedings, up to Intellectual Property Rights (HKI) and book chapters.
FACULTY OF MARINE SCIENCES AND FISHERIES