Vision, Mission, and Objectives of the Industrial Engineering Study Program

In line with the Vision of Universitas Trisakti, which is “To become a reliable university with international standards while taking into account local values in developing science, technology, arts, and culture to improve quality of life and civilization.” The Vision of the Faculty of Industrial Technology of Universitas Trisakti is: To become a reliable faculty of technology with international standards in developing and applying environmentally friendly industrial science and technology and improving the quality of life and civilization. Therefore, the scientific vision of the Industrial Engineering Study Program, FTI Universitas Trisakti, was formulated.

The scientific vision of the Industrial Engineering Study Program, FTI Universitas Trisakti, is:
“To develop the body of knowledge in Industrial Engineering that provides innovative solutions for integrated systems in manufacturing and service industries, with sociotechnopreneurship insight, international standards, and productivity improvement for sustainability.”
Through this vision, it is expected that the Industrial Engineering Study Program can become the spearhead of developing Industrial Engineering professionals in Indonesia who have technopreneurship insight and national awareness so that they can strengthen national resilience. Referring to the vision above, the Industrial Engineering Study Program of Universitas Trisakti has the mission of the bachelor’s degree program in Industrial Engineering.

Mission of the Bachelor of Industrial Engineering Program:

1. Developing sustainable Industrial Engineering knowledge by empowering, developing, and improving the competence of human resources in the three pillars of Higher Education.
2. Carrying out education, research, and community service based on laboratories that provide innovative solutions to integrated systems in manufacturing and service industries to improve productivity, quality, reliability, and meet international standards.
3. Educating the nation through Industrial Engineering education that is adaptive, outcome-based, virtuous according to Trisakti’s Trikrama, has sociotechnopreneurship insight, and impacts the economy, environment, and society.

The Objectives of the Industrial Engineering Study Program are:

1. Producing graduates who are able to apply the knowledge and skills of industrial engineering in integrated systems in manufacturing and service industries with attitudes and behaviors aligned with the Trikrama of Universitas Trisakti and with technopreneurship and sustainability insight.
2. Implementing education, research, and community service that meet international standards, and producing scientific publications at national and international levels.
3. Producing human resources with international qualifications and competencies.

The Goals of the Industrial Engineering Study Program are:

1. Maintaining the “Excellent” Accreditation of LAM Teknik and meeting international standards by obtaining IABEE General accreditation.
2. Increasing the achievement of the Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs) of Industrial Engineering listed in the Curriculum Document.
3. Increasing the number of graduates who meet the Independent Professional Profile and have English proficiency with a minimum TOEFL score of 450.
4. Increasing the number of national and international scientific publications and their citations for lecturers and students, with impact on society.
5. Increasing the number of community service activities and their publications for lecturers and students, with impact on society.
6. Increasing the number of HAKI (Intellectual Property Rights) for lecturers and students, with impact on society.
7. Increasing the number of lecturers who are certified educators, hold doctoral degrees, hold the rank of Associate Professor, achieve the academic rank of Professor, and have skilled, professional, and certified academic staff.
8. Increasing the understanding of the Vision, Mission, Objectives, and Goals of the Study Program by stakeholders to be used as guidelines in the implementation of the study program up to 100%.