What is Engineering Physics?

Engineering physics (EP) integrates concepts from physics, engineering and math to bridge theoretical science (i.e. physics, chemistry and biology) and practical engineering. Engineering physicists mainly focus on research and development, design and analysis, often specializing in frontier areas of engineering such as nanotechnology, quantum devices, telecommunications, biomedical engineering, computer simulation of physical systems, energy systems, micro-mechanical systems and molecular electronics.

With an engineering physics degree, graduates will develop sufficient skills in engineering and basic physical sciences to help solving complex problems in our rapidly changing modern technologies. In addition to being qualified for positions both in high-tech startup and established engineering companies, graduates are also well prepared to pursuit further advanced graduate studies in either engineering or physics.

Course Program

International EP offers programs aiming towards global exposure of its students. Students will conduct their first two-years (three-years) undergraduate education at ITB and subsequently continue another two-years (one-year) undergraduate period at our foreign university partners. Currently, we have officially three foreign university partners: Osaka University and Tsukuba University (Japan) and The University of Queensland (Australia). We are currently pursuing establishment of other collaborations with several potential university partners across the globe including European and American Universities. 

Year 1: Basic Sciences (TPB)

Enhance your basic science and engineering skills: Mathematics, Basic Physics, Chemistry, Information technology and introduction to Engineering Sciences and design.

Year 2: Fundamental Engineering Sciences

Enrich your knowledge through learning many fundamenal engineering sciences course: Engineering Mathematics, Mechanical, Electrical-related courses and topics on applied physics

Year 3: Mastering Multiphysical Approach in Engineering Methods

Learn the basic of state-of-the-art multi-scale and multi-physics approach to solve various engineering problems.

Year 4: Engineering Practices & International Exposure

Practicing your engineering skills to solve real, frontier engineering problems through projects and research activities. International exposure through exchange activity at our foreign universities partner.

Admission

Bachelor of Engineering Physics is applicable for both Indonesian and Non-Indonesian passport holder. Every admission process must follow the procedure in www.usm.itb.ac.id

General Requirements

We expect the prospectus applicant to have:

  • Good English language skills: TOEFL iBT (min. 61), or IELTS (min. 5.5).
  • Has one of the International educational qualification certificates as follow: General SAT or ITB Academic Qualification Test (ITB AQ Test)—held by ITB.
  • Good academic ability proven by high school academic transcript with basic science major at least includes math, physics, chemistry.
Tution Fee

Educational Fee will includes the basic tuition fee for every semester, institutional development fee, and admission fee (only for foreigner) as follow:

Indonesian Nationals (WNI)

Foreign Nationals

Educational Fee per semester

IDR 30,000,000

IDR 42,000,000

Insititutional Development*

IDR 60,000,000

IDR 84,000,000

Admission Fee*

IDR 22,500,000

*) Institutional development and admission fess is paid one time when the student just about to start the course program.

The tuition fees do not cover cost of international exposure program (travel, living costs and tuition at partner university), which will be separately determined depending on type of academic program and conditional living cost at overseas partner institutions.

General term & information regarding tuition fees are subject to change based on ITB regulations. Further details on the tuition fee conditions can be accessed at this link.

Program's Brochure

Please kindly download our program brochure here.

Contacts

Engineering Physics Department, Faculty of Industrial Technology, Institut Teknologi Bandung

T.P. Rachmat Building (Labtek VI), ITB Ganesa Campus, Jl. Ganesa no. 10, Bandung 40132, Jawa Barat , INDONESIA

e-mail: esti[at]tf.itb.ac.id, CC to:  narendra[at]tf.itb.ac.id, ganes[at]tf.itb.ac.id