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See the degree grade →An 8‑semester teacher-education degree that prepares students to teach physics with 21st‑century skills, literacy, and UNPAR core values. Suited to aspiring secondary‑school physics teachers, Olympiad coaches, and candidates aiming for roles in physics education, research or education entrepreneurship.
The published page highlights pedagogical and physics education training rather than a module list. Students are trained to design LABIRIN‑based learning experiences, create technology‑based teaching media using local materials, and develop competencies relevant to Physics Olympiads and English at the B‑1 level. Lecturers have experience preparing students for national and international physics competitions, supported by complete learning facilities.
The programme page does not list specific admission criteria. Prospective applicants should consult the university admissions office or the Faculty of Education for current entry pathways and requirements.
Graduates work across Indonesia as public and private school teachers, school principals, university lecturers, researchers in physics education, Physics Olympiad coaches, consultants for LABIRIN‑based learning, and entrepreneurs in physics education initiatives. Notable alumni include recipients of international scholarships and founders of education startups.
The programme page mentions alumni who have won external scholarships (for example Fulbright and other study awards). For scholarship availability and funding options, applicants should check UNPAR’s central admissions and scholarship pages or contact the Faculty of Education directly.
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