Program Outcomes dan Program Learning Outcomes (PLO)

1. Able to apply biomedical, clinical, preventive, social humanities, Islamic and Indonesian knowledge in managing individual, family and community health problems in a comprehensive, holistic, integrated and sustainable manner in the context of primary health services and/or Hajj medicine
2. Able to internalize the professionalism of a Muslim doctor and become a role model in society
3. Able to carry out clinical and non-clinical procedures related to Hajj health and medical issues by applying the principles of istitha'ah, and the safety of patients, themselves and others based on the rules of Islamic law

1. Able to develop scientific knowledge in understanding medical and health phenomena in individuals, families, communities and society for human welfare and safety, as well as advances in science in the fields of medicine and health that pay attention to inter/multidisciplinary, innovative and tested studies.
2. Able to determine the religious moral foundation in the development/research of medical science and technology as well as provide enlightenment in increasing faith and piety through the study of the latest medical science and technology.
3. Able to apply a critical attitude in reviewing scientific work and developing knowledge in the context of lifelong learning
4. Able to demonstrate logical, critical, systematic and innovative thinking in the context of developing or implementing science and technology that pays attention to and applies humanities values ​​and Islamic values ​​in the field of medicine.
5. Able to demonstrate information literacy and media literacy skills as well as utilize information and communication technology in the development of the academic world and world of work using Indonesian and foreign languages.

1. Able to apply the concepts of effective communication, empathetic communication and advocacy in dealing with individual, family and community health problems with biopsychosociocultural and spiritual aspects.
2. Able to internalize the principles of Islamic communication, namely: Qaulan Sadida (true words), Qaulan Baligha (effective), Qaulan Ma'rufa (using good words), Qaulan Karima (noble), Qaulan Layina (gentle), Qaulan Maisura ( easy to understand).
3. Able to demonstrate how to convey health-related information (including bad news, informed consent) and counseling according to Islamic communication principles   
4. Able to demonstrate procedures for providing relevant information regarding legal and ethical aspects of medicine by paying attention to the biopsychosociocultural and spiritual aspects of the communicant.

1. Able to apply the principles of collaboration and leadership in carrying out roles and responsibilities as a Muslim doctor
2. Able to internalize an Islamic responsible and professional attitude towards work in the medical field independently and in groups.
3. Able to internalize the process of self-reflection and feedback, for the development of individual and group potential
4. Able to manage health problems through collaboration and cooperation with colleagues in the same profession, interprofessional health and other professions based on Islamic values, roles and responsibilities
5. Able to make appropriate decisions in the development of the health sector based on the results of information and data analysis by considering Islamic and Indonesian values.

1. Able to analyze problems and principles of problem solving related to health at the individual, family and community levels
2. Become a driving force in Indonesia's health development in accordance with Islamic principles through polite communication and sensitivity to community values.
3. Able to internalize the suitability of his attitudes and actions as an agent of change
4. Able to design alternative solutions to health problems, and implement them by taking into account advances in medical and health science and technology, as well as inter/multidisciplinary, innovative and tested studies.