To obtain a Bachelor's degree (S1) in the Geophysics Study Program at Untan, students must complete 144 credit units (SKS) of coursework, consisting of 112 SKS of mandatory courses and 32 SKS of elective courses. The courses offered in the Geophysics Study Program include basic mathematics and science courses, geophysics, geosciences, as well as applied and engineering courses. The structure of the courses that must be taken is as follows:

Mandatory Courses

Mandatory courses in the Geophysics Study Program at Untan encompass the minimum competencies required of graduates with a Bachelor's degree in Geophysics from Untan. Generally, the content of these mandatory courses includes competencies in attitudes, knowledge, basic science skills, general geophysics, as well as local content tailored to the specific conditions of the region. The structure of the mandatory courses in the Geophysics Study Program at Untan is as follows:

Elective Courses

In addition to mandatory courses that provide the minimum competencies for graduates, elective courses are also offered to provide additional competencies according to the concentrations available in the Geophysics Study Program at Untan. These elective courses serve as gateways for students to specialize in one of the three concentration areas in the Geophysics Study Program at Untan, namely Solid Earth Geophysics, River and Estuary Hydrology, and Meteorology and Climatology. Moreover, these elective courses are related to the uniqueness of the Geophysics Study Program at Untan, which is structured based on local needs and conditions. The elective courses offered are as follows:

Community Service (KKM) & Internship

The Community Service (KKM)/Internship is an elective course that can be chosen by students between KKM or Internship (KP). KKM is a community service activity carried out by students to apply the knowledge gained from research in the field of science and technology to improve societal welfare. Meanwhile, Internship (KP) is a program designed to provide students with practical experience in the actual working world, conducted in institutions or companies related to the field of geophysics.

So far, Geophysics students at Untan have actively undertaken Internships in various institutions, both governmental and private. Some of the institutions frequently chosen for Internships include the Meteorology Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG), the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN), the Geological Survey Center (PSG), the Center for Coal and Geothermal Mineral Resources (PSDMBP), PT Pertamina (Upstream), PT Antam, PT Harita, and various other companies.

Internship and KKM not only provides practical experience but also expands students' professional networks and prepares them for future challenges. Through collaboration between Untan and various institutions, this program continues to make a positive contribution to career development and the advancement of knowledge for students.