Master Program on Estate Crop Product Processing Technology
Introduction
Innovation on New Product and Process Development is essential in the food and non-food industries. New product trends in the food industry are functional food, nutraceutical food, aroma, and flavor. For non-food product industries, they are renewable energy and polymers as intermediate products. In addition, the improvement of product quality and stability can be performed by the development of nano- and microencapsulated technologies.
The development of new products must be followed by developing and designing innovative processes and scale-up of production processes. Trends in process development include Green Technology and more efficient process designs. Besides, the requirements of hygienic standards (sanitation), food quality, process control, and automation are very important in designing processes in the food industry to obtain high-quality products.
In line with trends in product development, estate crop products contain many components as a source of functional food, nutraceutical food, aroma, and flavor. However, they have not been intensively explored and developed yet. In addition, most small and medium industries do not have a strong R&D department yet. This condition can hinder the development of innovative products and processes. The concept of Master Program on Estate Crop Product Processing Technology, Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) offers an alternative as R&D and product innovation department for the industry. It can be realized by developing new innovative products and processes and improving existing industrial process designs.
The Master Program on Estate Crop Product Processing Technology UGM offers a postgraduate program by course and by research. Student competencies are especially in developing new innovative products and processes and process designs.
Program Administration
The Master Program on Estate Crop Product Processing Technology is conducted through two tracks: regular and research-based (by research).
Scope
The scope of the Master Program on Estate Crop Product Processing Technology at UGM focuses on developing new innovations in product and process development, as well as the design of processing systems for plantation commodity products.
Graduate Competencies
The Master Program in Plantation Product Technology develops graduates to possess the following abilities and expertise:
- Able to develop food and non-food products based on plantation commodities through research.
- Able to develop innovative food and non-food processing technologies based on plantation commodities through research.
- Able to design food and non-food processing systems based on plantation commodities through research.
Graduation Requirements
Regular Track
- Completed 40–50 credits (SKS) with a minimum GPA of 3.00.
- No D and/or E grades.
- Has a minimum TOEFL score of 400.
- Has a minimum Academic Potential Test score of 450.
- Has met the minimum publication requirement:
- One manuscript submitted to a nationally accredited scientific journal with at least under review status, or
- One manuscript submitted to an indexed international proceeding with at least accepted status.
By-Research Track
- Completed 36–40 credits (SKS) with a minimum GPA of 3.25.
- No D and/or E grades.
- Has a minimum TOEFL score of 450.
- Has a minimum Academic Potential Test score of 450.
- Has met the minimum publication requirement:
- One manuscript submitted to a reputable international scientific journal with accepted status, or
- Two manuscripts submitted to indexed international proceedings with accepted status.
Curriculum
Regular Program
- The curriculum is designed so that students can complete their studies within 2 years.
- Students whose bachelor’s degree is not from the Study Program of Agricultural Product Technology, Estate Crop Product Technology, or other relevant fields are required to take matriculation courses. The grades of these courses are not included in the calculation of credits and GPA.
- Elective courses may be taken from other Study Programs within UGM with a maximum of 6 credits.
- For the purpose of student mobility, students may take courses from other universities with a maximum of 16 credits upon approval of the Head of the Study Program.
- Other provisions regarding the learning process refer to the academic regulations at the Faculty and University levels.
By Research Program
- The curriculum is designed so that students can complete their studies within 2 years.
- Part of the thesis research may be conducted outside the study program upon approval of the Head of the Study Program.
- Other provisions regarding the learning process refer to the academic regulations at the Faculty and University levels.
Courses of Master Program on Estate Crop Product Processing Technology
| No | Course Code | Course Name | Credits | Semester |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compulsory Courses – Regular Track | ||||
| 1 | TPHP215011 | Research Methodology | 3 | Odd/Even |
| 2 | TPHP215012 | Advanced Analysis of Food and Agricultural Product | 2 | Odd/Even |
| 3 | TPHP215013 | Independent Study | 3 | Odd/Even |
| 4 | TPHP215014 | Scientific Communication I | 1 | Odd/Even |
| 5 | TPHP215015 | Supply Chain Management | 2 | Even |
| 6 | TPHP215016 | Process Development and Design of Downstream Product Based on Estate Crop Product Commodity | 3 | Odd/Even |
| 7 | TPHP215017 | Product Development Based on Estate Crop Product Commodity | 3 | Odd/Even |
| 8 | TPHP216011 | Scientific Communication II | 1 | Odd/Even |
| 9 | TPHP216091 | Thesis | 12 | Odd/Even |
| Compulsory Courses – By Research Track | ||||
| 1 | TPHP215015 | Research Methodology | 2 | Odd/Even |
| 2 | TPHP215016 | Process Development and Design of Downstream Product Based on Estate Crop Commodity | 3 | Odd/Even |
| 3 | TPHP215017 | Product Development Based on Estate Crop Commodity | 3 | Odd/Even |
| 4 | TPHP216093 | Thesis | 30 | Odd/Even |
| Elective Courses | ||||
| 1 | TPHP215121 | Processing Technology for Downstream Products Based on Spices and Essential Oils | 3 | Odd |
| 2 | TPHP215122 | Bioenergy Technology | 2 | Odd |
| 3 | TPHP215123 | Estate Crop Product Biotechnology | 2 | Odd |
| 4 | TPHP215124 | Waste Management | 2 | Odd |
| 5 | TPHP215154 | Sweetener Technology Based on Estate Crop Products | 2 | Odd |
| 6 | TPHP215125 | Emulsions and Surfactants | 2 | Even |
| 7 | TPHP215226 | Processing Technology for Downstream Products Based on Coffee, Tea, and Cacao | 3 | Even |
| 8 | TPHP215227 | Processing Technology for Downstream Products Based on Coconut and Palm Oil | 3 | Even |
| 9 | TPHP215228 | Processing Technology for Downstream Products Based on Rubber and Fibers | 3 | Even |
| 10 | TPHP215229 | Quality Management System | 3 | Even |
| 11 | TPHP215039 | Special Topics | 2 | Odd/Even |
| 12 | TPHP215140 | Current Topics I | 2 | Odd |
| 13 | TPHP215241 | Current Topics II | 2 | Even |
| 14 | TPHP215042 | Selected Topics I | 1 | Odd/Even |
| 15 | TPHP215043 | Selected Topics II | 1 | Odd/Even |
| 16 | TPHP215044 | Selected Topics III | 1 | Odd/Even |
| 17 | TPHP215045 | Selected Topics IV | 1 | Odd/Even |
| 18 | TPHP215046 | Selected Topics V | 2 | Odd/Even |
| 19 | TPHP215047 | Selected Topics VI | 2 | Odd/Even |
| 20 | TPHP215048 | Selected Topics VII | 2 | Odd/Even |
| 21 | TPHP215049 | Selected Topics VIII | 2 | Odd/Even |
| 22 | TPHP215050 | Selected Topics IX | 3 | Odd/Even |
| 23 | TPHP215051 | Selected Topics X | 3 | Odd/Even |
| 24 | TPHP215052 | Selected Topics XI | 3 | Odd/Even |
| 25 | TPHP215053 | Selected Topics XII | 3 | Odd/Even |
| Matriculation Courses | ||||
| 1 | TPHP215001 | Unit Operation | 2 | Odd/Even |
| 2 | TPHP215002 | Food Microbiology | 2 | Odd/Even |
| 3 | TPHP215003 | Food and Agricultural Product Analysis – Laboratory Practice | 2 | Odd/Even |
| 4 | TPHP215004 | Process Technology – Laboratory Practice | 2 | Odd/Even |
Research Topics
- Products Development and processes mainly based on estate crop product:
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- Functional and nutraceutical food
- Aroma and flavor
- Emulsions and surfactants
- Renewable energy
- Intermediate Products
- Nano- and microencapsulation technology for mainly estate crop product
- Estate Crop products: coconut, oil palm, coffee, tea, cocoa, essential oil, rubber, sugar cane, and palm.
Research Topics for the Fast Track and Regular Programs can be found below.
1_Research Topics for Fast Track and Regular ProgramLecturers
The lecturers come from the Faculty of Agricultural Technology and other faculties within Universitas Gadjah Mada, all with doctoral degrees from within and outside the country.
- Dr. Arima Diah Setiowati, S.T.P., M.Sc.
- Prof. Dr. Ir. Chusnul Hidayat
- Dian Anggraini Suroto, S.T.P., M.P., M.Eng., Ph.D.
- Dr. lr. Didik Purwadi, M.Ec.
- Prof. Dr. Ir. Djagal Wiseso Marseno, M.Agr.
- Dr. Dwi Larasatie Nur Fibri, S.T.P., M.Sc.
- Prof. Dr. Ir. Endang S. Rahayu, M.S.
- Dr. nat.techn. FMC Sigit Setyabudi, S.T.P., M.P.
- Dr.rer.nat. Lucia Dhiantika Witasari, S.Farm., Apt., M.Biotech.
- Dr. Manikharda, S.T.P., M.Agr.
- Dr. Ir. Muhammad Nur Cahyanto, M.Sc.
- Dr. Ir. Priyanto Triwitono, M.P.
- Rachma Wikandari, S.T.P., M.Biotech., Ph.D.
- Prof. Dr. Ir. Retno Indrati, M.Sc.
- Dr. Ria Millati, S.T., M.T.
- Dr. Rini Yanti, S.T.P., M.P.
- Prof. Dr. Ir. Sri Raharjo, M.Sc.
- Dr. Ir. Supriyadi, M.Sc.
- Prof. Dr. Ir. Tyas Utami, M.Sc.
- Prof. Dr. Ir. Umar Santoso, M.Sc
- Dr. Widiastuti Setyaningsih, S.T.P., M.Sc.
- Yunika Mayangsari, S.Si. M. Biotech., Ph.D.
- Prof. Dr. Yudi Pranoto, S.T.P., M.P.
The Prospective Students
Prospective students of the Master’s Program in Estate Crop Product Processing Technology UGM are undergraduate students covering the following fields:
- Food and Agricultural Product Technology
- Chemical Engineering
- Agricultural Engineering
- Industrial Engineering
- Mathematics and Natural Sciences – Chemistry
- Agrotechnology
- Agriculture
- Biology
- Forestry
- etc. related.
Education Facilities
- Adequate lecture rooms and laboratories.
- Library with complete/adequate collection of books and journals.
- Computer and internet facilities.
- Others that support the implementation of a comfortable and effective teaching and learning process.
| No | Course Number | Course Name | Credits | Syllabus / Course Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TPHP215011 | Research Methodology | 3 | Philosophy of science, scientific research steps which include, formulation of research gaps, search for sources of information and management of references, hypotheses, research methods and basis for drawing conclusions. Basic principles and objectives of experimental design: mathematical models, statistics, and analysis related to research in the field of food science and plantation products. Case/project studies (case/project based) application of research methods in the field of plantation commodity processing. |
| 2 | TPHP215012 | Advanced Analysis of Food and Agricultural Product | 2 | Basic theory, working principles, and techniques for using chemical analysis methods and instruments, including separation, qualitative and quantitative analysis by chromatography, vibrational spectroscopy, XRD, spectrophotometry and interpretation of measurement results. |
| 3 | TPHP215013 | Independent Study | 3 | A structured monitoring system in perfecting proposals and preparing for research implementation. Search journals for the preparation of thesis proposals. Implementation of activities by searching journals, identifying, formulating and solving problems through an interdisciplinary or multidisciplinary approach. Case/project studies (case/project based) research planning. |
| 4 | TPHP215014 | Science Communication I | 1 | Principles of scientific communication, publication ethics, use of various media and scientific communication techniques which include (i) how to prepare scientific papers including information source tracing techniques (collection, documentation and evaluation of research data from information sources (journals and patents) to avoid plagiarism), collection from research data, scientific writing systematics (introduction, abstract, materials-methods, discussion results, conclusions-suggestions, bibliography) and (ii) oral presentation including ppt preparation, audience mastery, behavior, and timing in workshops, tutorials, seminars, congresses. |
| 5 | TPHP215215 | Supply Chain Management | 2 | Procurement, storage and distribution of goods according to the type, quantity, time, quality and place desired by consumers in an efficient and effective manner. The role of the supply chain in the company, demand forecasting, inventory management, information value, logistics integration, supply chain network configuration, distribution strategy, distribution needs planning, strategic cooperation, supplier selection, procurement, subcontracting, product design with attention to logistics, information technology and decision support systems in supply chain systems. Case/project studies (case/project based) supply chain management of plantation commodities. |
| 6 | TPHP215016 | Process Development and Design of Downstream Product Based on Estate Crop Product Commodity | 3 | Trends in the processing of food and non-food products based on plantation commodities. Process development concepts and stages: process development principles and objectives, gap analysis of current processing conditions (indicators: safety, environmental friendliness, economy, efficiency, quality), process development problem formulation (improvement of processes or new processes). Process design stages include selection of production process flow diagrams, material and energy balances, necessary equipment and process utilities, process control and automation. Evaluation of process design: optimization of process parameters on product quality and process efficiency, production cost estimation, product and process safety (indicators: GMP, HACCP, CIP, Sanitation, risk analysis). Scale-up of the production process on a pilot scale. Case/project studies (case/project based) on the development of new processes (process improvements) and/or process design improvements to make them more efficient and innovative. |
| 7 | TPHP215017 | Product Development Based on Estate Crop Product Commodity | 3 | Trends in the development of food and non-food products based on plantation commodities. The concept and design of product development based on plantation commodities (selection and realization of ideas in making new products that are acceptable to consumers). Feasibility evaluation (technological, engineering, sensory, management, economic, legal, market needs and raw material availability aspects). Case/project studies (case/project based) on new product development. |
| 8 | TPHP216011 | Science Communication II | 1 | Information search techniques, collection, documentation and evaluation of research data from information sources (journals and patents) to discuss problem solving and avoid plagiarism. Assistance in the preparation of manuscript writing from research results (title, abstract, introduction, research methods, results and discussion, conclusions-suggestions, and bibliography). Evaluation of the quality of national and international scientific journals. |
| 9 | TPHP216091 | Thesis | 12 | Preparation of research proposals that include research background, formulation of research gaps and problems, research objectives, theoretical basis, and hypotheses. Planning how to solve problems, collect data, interpret data and prepare a thesis. Presentation/publication of one manuscript in an accredited national scientific journal (minimum SINTA 3) with a minimum status of under review or one manuscript in indexed international proceedings with a minimum accepted status. |
| No | Course Number | Course Name | Credits | Syllabus / Course Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TPHP215011 | Research Methodology | 2 | Philosophy of science, scientific research steps, which include the formulation of research gaps, search for sources of information and management of references, hypotheses, research methods and the basis for drawing conclusions. Basic principles and objectives of experimental design: mathematical models, statistics, and analysis related to research in the field of food science and plantation products. |
| 2 | TPHP215016 | Process Development and Design of Downstream Product Based on Estate Crop Product Commodity | 3 | Trends in the processing of food and non-food products based on plantation commodities. Process development concepts and stages: process development principles and objectives, gap analysis of current processing conditions (indicators: safety, environmental friendliness, economy, efficiency, quality), process development problem formulation (improvement of processes or new processes). Process design stages include selection of production process flow diagrams, material and energy balances, necessary equipment and process utilities, process control and automation. Evaluation of process design: optimization of process parameters on product quality and process efficiency, production cost estimation, product and process safety (indicators: GMP, HACCP, CIP, Sanitation, risk analysis). Scale-up of the production process on a pilot scale. Case/project studies (case/project based) on the development of new processes (process improvements) and/or process design improvements to make them more efficient and innovative. |
| 3 | TPHP215017 | Product Development Based on Estate Crop Product Commodity | 3 | Trends in the development of food and non-food products based on plantation commodities. The concept and design of product development based on plantation commodities (selection and realization of ideas in making new products that are acceptable to consumers). Feasibility evaluation (technological, engineering, sensory, management, economic, legal, market needs and raw material availability aspects). Case/project studies (case/project based) on new product development. |
| 4 | TPHP216091 | Thesis | 30 | Preparation of research proposals that include research background, formulation of research gaps and problems, research objectives, theoretical basis, and hypotheses. Planning how to solve problems, collect data, interpret data and prepare a thesis. Presentation/publication of one research paper in a reputable international scientific journal (minimum Q4) with accepted status or two manuscripts in indexed international proceedings with accepted status. |
| No | Course Number | Course Name | Credits | Syllabus / Course Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TPHP215121 | Processing Technology for Downstream Products Based on Spices and Essential Oils | 3 | Basis of process and process control at each stage of processing fresh ingredients of spices and essential oils into products and their influence on quality and yield. Trends in developing food and non-food products based on spices and essential oils (nutraceutical food, functional food, renewable energy). Challenges (contamination issues and product quality) and opportunities. Process technology development trends (micro- and nano encapsulation techniques, environmentally friendly and efficient processes), challenges and opportunities. Utilization of by-products of spices and essential oils. Case/project studies (case/project based) on product development and innovation in the processing of spices and essential oils. |
| 2 | TPHP215122 | Bioenergy Technology | 2 | The trend of developing plantation-based commodity-based renewable energy, the challenges and opportunities. The principle of biomass as a basic material for bioenergy for the production of biogas, bioethanol, biofuel and biodiesel. Anaerobic/aerobic digestion and type bio-gas digesters. Bioconversion kinetics and models, bioreactor types, reactor design, batch, fed-batch and continuous bioconversion processes. Case/project studies (case/project based) on the development of plantation product-based renewable energy commodities. |
| 3 | TPHP215123 | Estate Crop Product Biotechnology | 2 | Biotechnology development trends, challenges and opportunities in the processing of plantation commodities. Case/project studies (case/project based) on the application of biotechnology in the processing of plantation products. |
| 4 | TPHP215124 | Waste Management | 2 | Problems and challenges in the management of food waste and agricultural products. The development of science and technology in the field of waste management. Case/project studies (case/project based) on the management of food processing waste and plantation products. (Presentation of the results of the latest research in the field of waste management). |
| 5 | TPHP215154 | Sweetener Technology Based on Estate Crop Products | 2 | Trends in developing products based on sugar and other natural sweeteners (functional food, low glycemic index), challenges (contamination issues, raw materials and product quality) and opportunities. Process technology for processing of sugar derivative products and other natural sweeteners, challenges (biorefinery, environmentally friendly and efficient processes) and opportunities. Case/project studies (case/project based) product development and process innovation of sugar processing. |
| 6 | TPHP215125 | Emulsions and Surfactants | 2 | Emulsion theory, surfactant chemistry, function of surfactants in emulsion systems, emulsion formulation and emulsion stability. Trends in developing and applying nano- and microemulsion/-encapsulation technology to food and non-food products based on plantation commodities; the challenges and opportunities. Case/project based studies on application of emulsion systems in micro/nano-encapsulation of food and non-food ingredients from plantation products. |
| 7 | TPHP215226 | Processing Technology for Downstream Products Based on Coffee, Tea, and Cacao | 3 | Basic process and process control at each stage of processing fresh materials into products and their influence on quality and yield. Trends in the development of food and non-food products based on coffee, tea shoots and cocoa (nutraceutical food, functional food, renewable energy), challenges (contamination issues and product quality) and opportunities. Process technology (biorefinery, micro- and nano encapsulation), challenges (environmentally friendly and efficient processes) and opportunities. Utilization of by-products of coffee, tea shoots and cocoa. Case/project studies (case/project based) on product development and process innovation for coffee, tea shoots and cocoa. |
| 8 | TPHP215227 | Processing Technology for Downstream Products Based on Coconut and Palm Oil | 3 | Trends in developing coconut and palm-based food and non-food products (nutraceutical food, functional food, renewable energy), challenges (contamination issues, component toxicity in products) and opportunities. Process technology (biorefinery, micro- and nano encapsulation), challenges (environmentally friendly processes, process efficiency) and opportunities. Basis of process and process control at each stage of processing fresh coconut and palm oil into products and their influence on quality and yield. Utilization of coconut and palm oil by-products. Case/project studies (case/project based) product development and process innovation based on coconut and oil palm. |
| 9 | TPHP215228 | Processing Technology for Downstream Products Based on Rubber and Fibers | 3 | Trends in the development of rubber and fiber-based food and non-food products (biopolymers/advanced materials and intermediate products), challenges (allergen contamination issues and product quality) and opportunities. Processing technology, challenges (environmentally friendly and efficient processes) and opportunities in the processing of rubber and fiber-based food and non-food products. Basic processes and process control at each stage of processing fresh rubber and fiber into products and their effects on quality and yield. Case/project studies (case/project based) product development and processing innovation based on rubber and fiber. |
| 10 | TPHP215229 | Quality Management System | 3 | Quality management principles and main elements of quality management systems, quality management system standards ISO 9001, ISO 14000, and ISO 22000. Documentation systems, audit planning, and ISO standard linkages with other quality standard systems. Stages of implementing a quality management system and its development in the food/agricultural product industry. Case/project studies (case/project based) on quality assurance systems. |
| 11 | TPHP215039 | Special Topics | 2 | In the form of assignments that can be in the form of writing papers, small research or other assignments. Lecture material according to student choice. Can be taken from other study programs, even from other faculties. Can be given more than once in different semesters. Taking special assignments must be approved by a supervisor who participates in planning the direction of research and its use after graduation according to the needs of the field of work. |
| 12 | TPHP215140 | Current Topics I | 2 | Discussing certain current topics, or advances in science that have not been accommodated in current courses, and deemed necessary to support the development of food science and technology. |
| 13 | TPHP215241 | Current Topics II | 2 | Discussing certain current topics, or advances in science that have not been accommodated in current courses, and deemed necessary to support the development of food science and technology. |
| 14 | TPHP215042 | Selected Topics I | 1 | Contains student academic activities to accommodate student mobility activities with credits according to partner universities and can be carried out in Odd or Even Semesters. |
| 15 | TPHP215043 | Selected Topics II | 1 | Contains student academic activities to accommodate student mobility activities with credits according to partner universities and can be carried out in Odd or Even Semesters. |
| 16 | TPHP215044 | Selected Topics III | 1 | Contains student academic activities to accommodate student mobility activities with credits according to partner universities and can be carried out in Odd or Even Semesters. |
| 17 | TPHP215045 | Selected Topics IV | 1 | Contains student academic activities to accommodate student mobility activities with credits according to partner universities and can be carried out in Odd or Even Semesters. |
| 18 | TPHP215046 | Selected Topics V | 2 | Contains student academic activities to accommodate student mobility activities with credits according to partner universities and can be carried out in Odd or Even Semesters. |
| 19 | TPHP215047 | Selected Topics VI | 2 | Contains student academic activities to accommodate student mobility activities with credits according to partner universities and can be carried out in Odd or Even Semesters. |
| 20 | TPHP215048 | Selected Topics VII | 2 | Contains student academic activities to accommodate student mobility activities with credits according to partner universities and can be carried out in Odd or Even Semesters. |
| 21 | TPHP215049 | Selected Topics VIII | 2 | Contains student academic activities to accommodate student mobility activities with credits according to partner universities and can be carried out in Odd or Even Semesters. |
| 22 | TPHP215050 | Selected Topics IX | 3 | Contains student academic activities to accommodate student mobility activities with credits according to partner universities and can be carried out in Odd or Even Semesters. |
| 23 | TPHP215051 | Selected Topics X | 3 | Contains student academic activities to accommodate student mobility activities with credits according to partner universities and can be carried out in Odd or Even Semesters. |
| 24 | TPHP215052 | Selected Topics XI | 3 | Contains student academic activities to accommodate student mobility activities with credits according to partner universities and can be carried out in Odd or Even Semesters. |
| 25 | TPHP215053 | Selected Topics XII | 3 | Contains student academic activities to accommodate student mobility activities with credits according to partner universities and can be carried out in Odd or Even Semesters. |
| No | Course Number | Course Name | Credits | Syllabus / Course Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TPHP215001 | Unit Operation | 2 | Application of basic processes which include preparation of raw materials, size reduction and enlargement, mixing and homogenization, mechanical separation, and physical separation, evaporation, crystallization, drying, and cooling in the processing of food and agricultural products. |
| 2 | TPHP215002 | Food Microbiology | 2 | Studying the properties and activities of microorganisms and all their aspects, including: taxonomy, cell structure, growth, metabolism, ecology, microbial aspects in the field of food and industry, and introduction to microbial genetics. |
| 3 | TPHP215003 | Food and Agricultural Product Analysis – Laboratory Practice | 2 | Methods of quantitative analysis of food components/agricultural products. How to take analytical samples, sample preparation, and their analysis. Interpretation of data and presentation of analytical results Methods of isolation, detection and enumeration of bacteria and yeast. |
| 4 | TPHP215004 | Process Technology – Laboratory Practice | 2 | Basic practice and application of food processing and agricultural products. Control of process determinants and final product character. |
Requirements
Information regarding admission requirements and registration schedule can be accessed through the following website: https://um.ugm.ac.id/.
All registration procedures shall be completed online via the aforementioned website.
Tuition Fees
- Information on tuition fees is available at: https://um.ugm.ac.id/.
- Students conducting research under a lecturer’s research scheme/umbrella may be eligible for financial assistance to support the procurement of laboratory chemicals and related materials.
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