Program Studi Farmasi
Menjadi penyedia pendidikan farmasi sarjana terkemuka yang mengintegrasikan kemajuan ilmu farmasi dengan nilai-nilai Islam dan kearifan budaya Indonesia, sehingga mampu bersaing di tingkat nasional dan internasional.
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Untuk menyediakan pendidikan farmasi sarjana berkualitas tinggi yang berlandaskan nilai-nilai Islam dan kearifan budaya Indonesia.
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Untuk melakukan penelitian di bidang farmasi yang memanfaatkan sumber daya alam Indonesia dan memenuhi persyaratan halal.
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Untuk melaksanakan kegiatan pengabdian masyarakat berdasarkan temuan penelitian di bidang farmasi.
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Untuk membangun kolaborasi yang produktif dan berkelanjutan dengan lembaga farmasi nasional dan internasional untuk memperkuat Tri Dharma Pendidikan Tinggi.
- Untuk memberikan kesempatan kepada lulusan madrasah dan pesantren untuk melanjutkan pendidikan tinggi berkualitas di bidang farmasi.
Untuk menghasilkan lulusan Sarjana Farmasi yang memiliki reputasi global, yang dibedakan oleh integrasi pengetahuan Islam, nilai-nilai Indonesia, dan keunggulan ilmiah serta kompetensi di berbagai lingkungan kerja farmasi.
Lulusan Program Studi Farmasi adalah Sarjana Farmasi yang memiliki iman, kesalehan, dan komitmen terhadap pembelajaran sepanjang hayat dan pengembangan profesional. Mereka mahir dalam berbagai bidang farmasi, menunjukkan kemampuan kepemimpinan dan pengambilan keputusan yang kuat, serta menunjukkan kreativitas dan inovasi dalam praktik profesional. Mereka berkomunikasi secara profesional, memberikan pelayanan yang penuh empati, dan dengan sukarela berbagi keahlian dengan generasi mendatang. Mereka juga menerapkan pendekatan Islami holistik dalam pemeliharaan kesehatan, pengobatan penyakit, dan peningkatan kesejahteraan.
Graduates are able to:
- Demonstrate devotion to Almighty God and uphold humanitarian values in performing pharmaceutical duties.
- Demonstrate a spirit of nationalism through collaborations and contribution to the life of the nation and the state.
- Demonstrate respect for the law, discipline, and responsibility, and internalize values, norms, and academic ethics within society and the state.
- Work independently and systematically, conduct documentation and evaluation, make appropriate decisions, and generate solutions and ideas in the field of pharmacy.
- Design, conduct, and report research to advance pharmaceutical science.
- Collaborate and build networks to develop entrepreneurial ideas, professional careers, and self-development in the field of pharmacy, and communicate effectively in Indonesian, English, and Arabic.
- Recite the Qur’an and practice Islamic worship.
- Identify and solve drug-related problems using evidence-based approaches in the design, preparation, distribution, management, and/or service of pharmaceutical preparations to optimize therapeutic outcomes.
- Critically search, analyze, and organize pharmaceutical information and communicate it effectively to individuals and communities.
- Perform pharmaceutical duties under the supervision of a pharmacist responsibly and in accordance with applicable laws and professional ethics.
- Apply a comprehensive Islamic approach to health maintenance, disease treatment, and wellness promotion, and assess medicines, food, and cosmetics for halal compliance.
- Collaborate effectively with other health professionals to enhance healthcare services.
- Master the theories, methods, and applications of pharmaceutical science and technology (pharmaceutics, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacognosy, and pharmacology).
- Master the concepts and applications of biomedical sciences (biology, anatomy, microbiology, physiology, pathophysiology, biomedical ethics, and biostatistics).
- Master the principles of pharmacotherapy, pharmaceutical care, pharmacy practice, pharmaceutical calculations, pharmacoepidemiology, evidence-based medicine, and pharmacoeconomics.
- Master pharmaceutical management, social pharmacy, pharmaceutical law and ethics, communication techniques, and occupational safety principles.
- Demonstrate knowledge of Islamic medical treatment, halal assurance systems, and the identification and analysis of halal status in raw materials, processes, and products for medicines, cosmetics, and food.
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14NasionalLAM-PTKes 2025-2030 (Superior)
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14InternasionalASIIN
Panduan Kurikulum
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Panduan Akademik
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Panduan Modul
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Prof. Dr. Zilhadia, MSi, Apt
| NIP/NIDN | 197308222008012007 |
| Fields of Study | Pharmaceutical Analysis and Drug Halal Compliance |
| zilhadia@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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Dr. Nurmeilis, MSi, Apt
| NIP/NIDN | 197407302005012000 |
| Fields of Study | Pharmacology |
| nurmeilis@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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Nelly Suryani, MSi, PhD, Apt
| NIP/NIDN | 196510242005012001 |
| Fields of Study | Pharmaceutical Technology |
| nelly.suryani@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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Dr. Azrifitria, MSi, Apt
| NIP/NIDN | 197211272005012004 |
| Fields of Study | Pharmacology |
| azrifitria@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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Ismiarni Komala, MSc, PhD, Apt
| NIP/NIDN | 197806302006042001 |
| Fields of Study | Natural Product Chemistry |
| ikomala@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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apt. Sabrina, M.Si., Ph.D.
| NIP/NIDN | 197902222007102001 |
| Fields of Study | Pharmaceutical Technology |
| sabrina@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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Dr. Apt. Eka Putri, MSi.
| NIP/NIDN | 197905172009122002 |
| Fields of Study | Natural Product Chemistry |
| eka.putri@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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Yuni anggraeni, MSi, Apt
| NIP/NIDN | 198310282009012008 |
| Fields of Study | Pharmaceutical Technology |
| yuni.aggraeni@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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Ofa Suzanti Betha, MSi, Apt
| NIP/NIDN | 197501042009122001 |
| Fields of Study | Pharmaceutical Technology |
| ofabetha@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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Yardi, MSi, PhD, Apt
| NIP/NIDN | 197411232008011014 |
| Fields of Study | Pharmacology / Clinical Pharmacy |
| yardi@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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apt. Puteri Amelia, M.Farm., Ph.D.
| NIP/NIDN | 198012042011012004 |
| Fields of Study | Natural Product Chemistry |
| puteri.amelia@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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Dr. apt. Lina Elfita, M.Si.
| NIP/NIDN | 197312122011012002 |
| Fields of Study | Biomedicine |
| lina.elfita@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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Hendri Aldrat, MSi, Apt
| NIP/NIDN | 197405212005011002 |
| Fields of Study | Pharmaceutical Chemistry |
| hendri@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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Dr. apt. Supandi, M.Si.
| NIP/NIDN | - |
| Fields of Study | Pharmaceutical Chemistry |
| supandi@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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Apt. Suci Ahda Novitri, M.Si.
| NIP/NIDN | 199011122019032010 |
| Fields of Study | Pharmaceutical Science |
| suci.ahda@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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apt. Estu Mahanani Dhilasari, M.Si.
| NIP/NIDN | 198909142020122009 |
| Fields of Study | Pharmaceutical Technology |
| estu.maharani@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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apt. Vivi Anggia, M. Farm.
| NIP/NIDN | 198702132022032002 |
| Fields of Study | Natural Material Chemistry |
| vivi.anggia@gmail.com | |
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Marvel, M.Farm.
| NIP/NIDN | 198703192018011002 |
| Fields of Study | Pharmacy |
| marvel@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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Dr. Isra Janatiningrum, M.Si
| NIP/NIDN | 199301142020122017 |
| Fields of Study | Microbiology |
| isra.janatiningrum@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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apt. Mita Restinia, M.Farm
| NIP/NIDN | 198807252020122014 |
| Fields of Study | Community and Clinical Pharmacy |
| mita_restinia@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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Andzar Fikranus Shofa, M.Farm.
| NIP/NIDN | 0408039201 |
| Fields of Study | Natural Ingredients Pharmacy |
| andzar@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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apt. Mabrurotul Mustafidah, M.Pharm.Sci
| NIP/NIDN | 2008099501 |
| Fields of Study | Pharmaceutical Chemistry |
| mabrurotul@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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apt. Barita Juliano Siregar, M.M.
| NIP/NIDN | 2011077402 |
| Fields of Study | Pharmaceutical Technology |
| barita.juliano@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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apt. Rosa Adelina, S.Farm, Apt., M.Sc
| NIP/NIDN | 198708222010122003 |
| Fields of Study | Pharmaceutical Chemistry |
| rosa.adelina@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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Apt. Adha Dastu Illahi, M.Farm
| NIP/NIDN | 199704182025051007 |
| Fields of Study | Pharmaceutical Chemistry |
| adha.dastu@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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apt. Delila Eliza, , M.Farm
| NIP/NIDN | 199512152025052007 |
| Fields of Study | Clinical Pharmacy |
| delila.eliza@uinjkt.ac.id | |
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Research and Community Service
Research productivity and innovation continue to increase through programs at the Institute for Research and Community Service (LPPM) of UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta and also the Ministry of Religious Affairs Research Grant for PTKIN lecturers. LPPM UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta provides a budget for research, international publications, collaborative research and visiting professors to increase the enthusiasm of lecturers in the UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta environment to conduct research that is in line with each lecturer's specialization. Similar budget allocation items are also provided by the Directorate of Islamic Higher Education of the Ministry of Religious Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia which can be accessed by all PTKIN lecturers throughout Indonesia.
Student Organization
Pharmacy Student Association
The Pharmacy Student Association is a departmental student organization that serves as an executive body responsible for organizing activities related to reasoning or scientific inquiry, both in academic and non-academic fields.
Pharmacy Music Community (PMC)
The Pharmacy Music Community (PMC) is one of the Scientific Specialization Organizations at the Faculty of Health Sciences, UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta. PMC aims to channel artistic talent in the field of music, with the hope that Pharmacy students can excel not only in academics but also in non-academic fields, particularly music. PMC also aims to produce individuals who understand and can develop vocal skills, master musical instruments, and create works in music.
Patient Counseling Community (PCC)
The Patient Counseling Community (PCC) is a community of undergraduate Pharmacy students who wish to deepen their knowledge of patient counseling, helping Pharmacy students become familiar with counseling early on. The PCC at UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta consists of five departments: secretary, treasurer, training, competition, and media & communication.
Tuition fees
SINGLE TUITION FEE (UKT) LIST
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS (S1) ODD SEMESTER
2025/2026 ACADEMIC YEAR
Syarif Hidayataullah State Islamic University (UIN) Jakarta
| Study Program | Group.1 | Group.2 | Group.3 | Group.4 | Group.5 | Group.6 | Group.7 | STUDYING KIP |
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| PHARMACY | 400.000 | 6.500.000 | 7.500.000 | 9.000.000 | 10.000.000 | 11.500.000 | 14.000.000 | 2.400.000 |
ANNOUNCEMENT LETTER OF UKT UIN SYARIF HIDAYATULLAH JAKARTA
Solid Dosage Formulation Laboratory
The Solid Dosage Formulation Laboratory is a crucial facility designed to support students and researchers in developing and analyzing solid pharmaceutical dosage forms. In this lab, students can gain hands-on experience in formulating, preparing, and evaluating solid dosage forms, such as tablets and capsules.
Practical activities include compounding, granulation, tableting, and quality control tests. The laboratory has essential instruments like tablet press machines, UV-Vis spectrophotometers, ovens, and testing devices for dissolution, disintegration, and hardness. These tools enable students to evaluate the performance and stability of solid dosage forms, ensuring that they meet pharmaceutical standards. This lab also serves as a research space for students and faculty engaged in developing new solid drug formulations, allowing for the exploration of innovative techniques and optimization of drug delivery systems. Through guided experimentation and research, the Solid Dosage Formulation Laboratory helps to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world pharmaceutical applications.
Pharmaceutical Chemistry Laboratory
The Pharmaceutical Chemistry Laboratory oversees teaching, research, and community service while developing expertise in areas such as organic chemistry, drug synthesis, medicinal chemistry, and drug analysis using spectroscopic and chromatographic methods. The laboratory is equipped with advanced analytical instruments, including ultraviolet-visible (UV-Vis) spectrophotometers, pH meters, ovens, fume hoods, and more.
Additionally, the laboratory provides necessary chemicals and glassware for experiments. It serves as a practical space for various student activities, including organic chemistry practicums, raw material analysis, and pharmaceutical preparation analysis.
Sterile Laboratory
This laboratory is specifically used for the manufacture of sterile products, such as dosage forms: infusions, injections in the form of vials and ampoules, as well as other preparations that must be sterile such as eye drops, eye ointments. This Sterile Preparation Formulation Laboratory is designed in accordance with the rules of the sterile pharmaceutical industry, where based on the level of sterility consists of classrooms IV to I. The practicum held in this laboratory is the Sterile Preparation Pharmacology Practicum.
The Halal Food and Drug Analysis Laboratory
The Halal Food and Drug Analysis Laboratory is dedicated to conducting practical analyses of the halal status of pharmaceuticals and food products. This laboratory is equipped with advanced instruments, including Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) machines, Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR), Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS), analytical balances, and a variety of glassware. In addition to its primary function in halal analysis, the laboratory also serves as a research facility for students, providing them with the opportunity to engage in innovative projects and studies related to halal standards in food and pharmaceuticals.
The Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry Laboratory
The Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry Laboratory serves as a vital space for practical training in pharmacognosy, phytochemistry, microbiology, and basic pharmaceutical sciences. This laboratory is also dedicated to research activities focused on developing medicinal substances derived from plants, animals, and microorganisms, which play crucial roles in preventing, maintaining, and treating diseases.
In this laboratory, students and researchers can engage in a variety of practical activities, including: 1. Identification of medicinal plants through both macroscopic and microscopic examination. 2. Preparation of extracts from plant materials. 3. Qualitative and quantitative analysis of bioactive compounds in medicinal plants. 4. Microbiological testing and the application of biotechnology techniques relevant to the pharmaceutical field. The laboratory is equipped to facilitate these activities, fostering an environmen
Research Laboratory I
The Research Laboratory I is dedicated to practical training and research activities for students focused on botanical studies. This laboratory is equipped with essential instruments to support various experiments and investigations, including evaporators for concentration and purification processes, microscopes for detailed examination of plant structures, and UV-Vis spectrophotometers for analyzing the absorbance and concentration of compounds in plant extracts.
The laboratory provides an ideal environment for students to engage in hands-on learning and conduct innovative research related to plant biology, phytochemistry, and the development of natural products, thereby enhancing their understanding of the significance of plants in pharmaceutical and scientific applications.
Research Laboratory II
The Research Laboratory is a dedicated space for both student and faculty research, supporting a wide range of scientific investigations. In addition to research, the laboratory is also used for practical courses, including physical pharmacy, liquid and semi-solid preparation technology, biopharmaceuticals, pharmacokinetics, and pharmaceutical services.
The lab is equipped with essential instruments such as High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), pH meters, Brookfield viscometers, analytical balances, and an extensive collection of glassware, providing the necessary tools for advanced experimentation and hands-on learning.
