1. To deliver a high-quality undergraduate education in public health with a global perspective, excelling in the fields of public health and disaster management, grounded in Islamic values and local wisdom, to produce competent and ethical graduates.
2. To conduct innovative and applicable research in public health with a global perspective, focusing on public health and disaster management, based on Islamic values and local wisdom, to advance scientific knowledge and inform health policy.
3. To implement collaborative community engagement programs utilizing digital technology, with excellence in public health and disaster management, based on Islamic values and local wisdom, to empower communities toward a healthy and resilient Indonesia.
4. To establish productive and sustainable collaborations with national and international public health institutions to strengthen the Tri Dharma of Higher Education.
5. To provide opportunities for graduates of madrasahs and Islamic boarding schools (pesantren) to pursue high-quality higher education in public health.

To produce Public Health graduates who have a global perspective and are competitive and capable of applying digital technology in      public health and disaster management, grounded in Islamic values and local wisdom.

Graduates of the Public Health Study Programme are Bachelors of Public Health who are competent to serve as managers, leaders, researchers, educators, and communicators with a global perspective. They are competitive and capable of applying digital technology in public health and disaster management, and they uphold Islamic values and local wisdom in their professional practice.

Graduates are able to:

1. Conduct assessments and situation analyses in public health at the primary healthcare level through an interdisciplinary approach that incorporates Islamic values as a basis for digital technology-based studies.
2. Implement health policies in the form of health program management (policy development and program planning), including human and financial resource management in public health at the primary healthcare level, through an interdisciplinary approach that integrates Islamic values as a foundation for.
3. Practice effective communication (communication skills) appropriate for promotive and preventive public health activities, taking into account local cultural contexts and incorporating Islamic values as a basis for digital technology-based studies.
4. Implement community empowerment (community dimensions of practice) in promotive and preventive public health initiatives, considering local culture as a form of Islamic outreach (dakwah) and applying entrepreneurial management principles (entrepreneurial skills).
5. Apply leadership and systems thinking (leadership and systems thinking/total systems skills) in public health at the primary healthcare level through an interdisciplinary approach grounded in Islamic values.
6. Apply principles of equity in public health services as an embodiment of akhlaq al-karimah (noble character).
7. Apply disaster management principles in public health through an Islamic and professional practice-based approach.