Curriculum

Graduate Profile and Their Descriptions

NOGraduate Profile CodeGraduate Profile NameGraduate Profile Description
1GP-1Lecturer/EducatorGraduates who are able to design and implement innovative English language teaching and learning grounded in research, technology, and culture, and who demonstrate professional teaching competence across various levels of education.
2GP-2ResearcherGraduates who are able to identify and formulate problems in the field of English language education, and to design, conduct, and supervise scientific research in a systematic, creative, and ethical manner to produce findings that contribute to the development of theory, policy, and educational practice at national and international levels.
3GP-3EdutechnopreneurGraduates who are able to create, develop, and manage innovative technology-based products, services, or solutions in English language education by integrating disciplinary knowledge, technological skills, cultural values, and entrepreneurial spirit to address local and global needs.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs) and Their Descriptions

NoPLO CodePLO CategoryProgram Learning Outcomes
1PLO-1AttitudeDemonstrate attitudes and values by internalizing faith in and devotion to the One Almighty God; respecting diversity; communicating politely; acting honestly; taking responsibility; working collaboratively; being independent; exhibiting global awareness; upholding academic ethics; and demonstrating critical, creative, and innovative thinking in professional and social contexts.
2PLO-2

Knowledge (P1):

Pedagogical and Research Knowledge

Demonstrate mastery and development of pedagogical concepts and research in English language education with appropriate integration of cultural perspectives and information technology.
3PLO-3

Knowledge (P2):

Linguistics and English Language Studies

Demonstrate mastery and development of linguistic concepts, English language skills, and current issues in English language education by utilizing relevant technologies.
4PLO-4

Skill (K1):

Instructional Design and Practice

Design, implement, and evaluate creative and innovative English language teaching and learning by integrating technology, cultural values, and current research findings to enhance the quality of learning processes and outcomes.
5PLO-5

Skill (K2):

Research and Publication Skills

Design, conduct, supervise, evaluate, and publish research in English language education in a scientific, creative, and innovative manner by utilizing technology, cultural values, and current research findings to improve the quality of English language teaching and learning.
6PLO-6

Skill (K3):

Edutechnopreneurial Skills

Design, develop, implement, and evaluate products, services, and solutions for English language learning that are creative and innovative through the integration of technology, cultural values, and current research findings to enhance the quality of learning processes and outcomes.

 

Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs)

NoPLOCLO CodeCourse Learning Outcomes (CLOs)Course% PLO
1PLO-1 (Attitudes): Internalization of faith, ethics, responsibility, collaboration, global awareness, academic integrity, and critical–creative thinking.
 PLO-1CLO-S1Demonstrate scientific, critical, and responsible attitudes in discussing the nature of knowledge and philosophy of science.Philosophy of Science4%
 PLO-1CLO-S2Demonstrate respectful behavior and appreciation of diverse perspectives in analyzing academic ELT discourse.Discourse Studies in ELT5.6%
 PLO-1CLO-S3Demonstrate creative, collaborative, and responsible attitudes in designing innovative English language teaching methods.ELT Methodology and Innovation5.6%
 PLO-1CLO-S4Demonstrate academic ethics, honesty, and tolerance in designing and conducting qualitative research.Qualitative Research Methodology in ELT5.6%
 PLO-1CLO-S5Demonstrate honesty and independence in analyzing data and presenting research findings ethically.Quantitative Research Methodology in ELT5.6%
2PLO-2 (Knowledge – Pedagogy & Research): Mastery and development of pedagogical and research concepts in ELT with cultural and technological perspectives.
 PLO-2CLO-P1Master and develop foundational pedagogical knowledge in English language education through cultural and technological perspectives.Philosophy of Science6%
 PLO-2CLO-P2Master and develop ELT methodologies for designing innovative technology-based learning strategies.ELT Methodology and Innovation7.45%
 PLO-2CLO-P3Master qualitative research methods in ELT in a systematic and contextual manner.Qualitative Research Methodology in ELT7.45%
 PLO-2CLO-P4Master quantitative research design in ELT using statistical and technological approaches.Quantitative Research Methodology in ELT7.45%
3PLO-4 (Instructional Skills): Ability to design, implement, and evaluate innovative English language teaching.
 PLO-4CLO-K1Design, implement, and evaluate innovative English language teaching using contemporary approaches and technology.ELT Methodology and Innovation20%
 PLO-4CLO-K2Develop contextual and culturally responsive English teaching materials.English Teaching Material Development20%
 PLO-4CLO-K3Design innovative English language assessment systems oriented to learning quality.ELT Assessment and Innovation20%
 PLO-4CLO-K4Implement and evaluate educational technology to improve the effectiveness of English language teaching.ICT-Based English Teaching20%
 PLO-4CLO-K5Design an English language curriculum based on research, culture, and technology.EFL Curriculum Analysis and Development20%

 

Courses and Credit Weights (SKS)

SEMESTER I
NOCOURSECREDITS (SKS)
1.Philosophy of Science2
2.Discourse Studies in ELT3
3.ELT Methodology and Innovation3
4.Qualitative Research Methodology in ELT3
5.Quantitative Research Methodology in ELT3
6.English Literature in ELT3
Total Credits (SKS)17

 

SEMESTER II
NOCOURSECREDITS (SKS)
1.English Teaching Material Development3
2.Applied Statistics for ELT Research2
3.Sociolinguistics in ELT3
4.ELT Assessment and Innovation3
5.Article Writing and Presentation3
6.Translation Studies*3
7.Systemic Functional Linguistics*3
Total Credits (SKS)20

 

SEMESTER III
NOCOURSECREDITS (SKS)
1.Thesis Proposal Writing and Seminar3
2.EFL Curriculum Analysis and Development3
3.ICT-Based English Teaching3
4.Language Policy and Planning*2
5.Educational Management and Supervision*2
Total Credits (SKS)13

 

SEMESTER IV
NOCOURSECREDITS (SKS)
1.Thesis Result Seminar2
2.Thesis Writing and Examination9
Total Credits (SKS)11

Grand Total Credits (SKS): 61

*Elective courses

Course Descriptions

NoCourse CodeCourse NameDescription
1MPBING501Philosophy of ScienceThis course examines fundamental principles of the philosophy of science, including ontology, epistemology, and axiology, and their application in English language education. Students critically explore academic ethics and scientific responsibility as foundations for teaching and research.
2MPBING502Discourse Studies in ELTThis course explores theories and approaches in discourse analysis and their application in English language teaching contexts. Students analyze discourse structures, genres, and registers in academic and pedagogical texts and develop intercultural academic communication skills.
3MPBING503ELT Methodology and InnovationThis course presents innovative approaches, methods, and strategies in English language teaching. Students design research-based instruction by integrating pedagogy, technology, and learner diversity.
4MPBING504Qualitative Research Methodology in ELTThis course equips students with knowledge of qualitative research paradigms and designs in ELT, including data collection, analysis techniques, and ethical research practices.
5MPBING505Quantitative Research Methodology in ELTThis course focuses on quantitative research methods, including experimental design, statistical testing, and data validity. Students learn to design, conduct, and analyze quantitative research in ELT contexts.
6MPBING506English Literature in ELTThis course introduces literary works as media for English language teaching. Literary texts are analyzed pedagogically to support language development and cultural appreciation.
7MPBING507English Teaching Material DevelopmentThis course addresses principles of designing, adapting, and evaluating English teaching materials. Students develop contextualized, technology-based instructional materials aligned with learner characteristics.
8MPBING508Applied Statistics for ELT ResearchThis course provides foundational skills in processing and interpreting quantitative data using statistical software to support research in English language teaching.
9MPBING509Sociolinguistics in ELTThis course examines the relationship between language, society, and English language learning. Students explore language variation, linguistic identity, and implications for teaching practice.
10MPBING510ELT Assessment and InnovationThis course presents assessment models in ELT, including formative, summative, and alternative assessment, with technology integration for data-driven and innovative assessment.
11MPBING511Article Writing and PresentationThis course guides students in writing scholarly articles that meet academic and publication standards and in developing academic presentation skills for national and international forums.
12MPBING512Translation StudiesThis course examines theories and practices of translating academic and educational texts, emphasizing linguistic, cultural, and technological considerations.
13MPBING613Systemic Functional LinguisticsThis course introduces systemic functional approaches to language analysis. Students analyze structure and meaning in texts to support academic writing and language teaching.
14MPBING614Thesis Proposal Writing and SeminarThis course guides students in developing a thesis proposal, including problem identification, literature review, and methodological design, and presenting it in an academic seminar.
15MPBING615EFL Curriculum Analysis and DevelopmentThis course trains students to analyze and evaluate English language curricula based on learner needs, educational policies, and pedagogical foundations.
16MPBING616ICT-Based English TeachingThis course focuses on the use of information and communication technology in English language teaching and the development of ICT-based learning products to support innovation and entrepreneurship.
17MPBING617Language Policy and PlanningThis course explores language policy and planning at national and institutional levels and examines their impact on English language use and education.
18MPBING618Educational Management and SupervisionThis course provides an understanding of educational management principles and academic supervision practices to support professional and innovative English language education.
19MPBING620Thesis Writing and ExaminationThis course supports students through the comprehensive thesis writing process, from data analysis to final writing and preparation for the thesis examination in a systematic and scholarly manner.