Tropical Medicine

The Master's Program in Tropical Medicine at Universitas Prima Indonesia (UNPRI) aims to cultivate highly competent professionals in the field of tropical medicine, capable of applying their knowledge in research that competes globally and meets international standards. Our vision is to produce graduates who are proficient in socio-technopreneurship and excel in the study of Parasitic Infectious Diseases.
To achieve this vision, our mission is threefold. Firstly, we provide education that produces Master's graduates in Tropical Medicine who are not only professionally qualified but also uphold ethical medical standards, are proficient in socio-technopreneurship, and excel in Parasitic Infectious Diseases. Secondly, we conduct research in Parasitic Infectious Diseases to develop medical technologies and innovations that address healthcare challenges in Indonesia. Thirdly, we engage in community service initiatives based on reasoned discourse, scientific research, and socio-technopreneurship in Parasitic Infectious Diseases to enhance public health and national development.
The program is committed to the tridharma of higher education, ensuring optimal resource management and fostering collaborations with domestic and international institutions. Our goals include producing graduates who are not only skilled in Parasitic Infectious Diseases and socio-technopreneurship but also contribute significantly to advancing medical knowledge and improving public health outcomes. We aim to create impactful research outcomes that address specific medical challenges, elevate healthcare standards, and contribute to the socio-economic development of our nation.
Our targets include achieving excellence in graduate competency, publishing scholarly works that contribute to solving medical issues, and providing exemplary services guided by effective governance and international partnerships. By nurturing outstanding students who excel academically and beyond, we aim to contribute positively to both academic scholarship and societal advancement in the field of Tropical Medicine.