Facilities and Infrastructure

Various learning facilities and student support services have been provided by the University and Faculty, such as libraries, sports centers, and open spaces. The Bachelor of Citizenship Education program also has several learning facilities and student activities. As part of the Faculty of Social Sciences (FPIPS), the Citizenship Education program shares a lecture building located within the FPIPS building. This faculty implements resource sharing for both lecture rooms and other spaces to support learning, meetings, and other student activities.

For offline learning activities, the Bachelor of Citizenship Education program is equipped with two lecture rooms located on the 4th floor (4.1 and 4.10), one micro-teaching room, one laboratory room, a civic corner on the 2nd floor, and a faculty workspace consisting of 8 rooms spread across the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors of the FPIPS UPI building.

The lecture rooms for Pancasila and Citizenship Education students are equipped with complete and good facilities, such as: lecture tables, whiteboards, air conditioning (AC), Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) projectors, speakers, wireless projectors, and Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi). The chairs and tables are movable, allowing for flexible classroom activities according to the creativity and learning objectives of each session. Additionally, students in the Pancasila and Citizenship Education program can access a smart class located in the FPIPS building for hybrid classes or academic agendas, such as visiting professors or activities that require teleconferencing. This room is equipped with a smart TV, smart board, and other supporting facilities such as a sound system and functioning recording cameras.

The micro-teaching room is also a shared space with other educational programs. This room is used for micro-teaching practice, where students act as model teachers to conduct micro teaching activities. With soundproofing and observation glass, instructors can assess micro-teaching practices in detail. This room, in addition to having tables and chairs, is also equipped with an infocus projector, whiteboard, and air conditioning (AC).

The laboratory for the Pancasila and Citizenship Education program has an area of 14.00 x 7.50 m². This laboratory is directly managed by the program and headed by a laboratory head assisted by a secretary. The laboratory has two staff members who serve as laboratory technicians and web managers. Facilities available in the laboratory include a studio room, web management room, journal management room, book corner, achievement corner, and media center. The laboratory serves as a learning resource for students to develop their potential. It is used, for example, to create educational media products to enhance skills in media production, such as posters, comics, educational videos, presentation materials, etc. Students use the laboratory when completing course assignments, writing research reports, creating projects in the form of educational media, writing scientific papers, or when holding discussions. The laboratory is also used by faculty for meetings and academic group discussions. It is a facility that supports the academic community in carrying out their academic activities. The civic corner, located on the 2nd floor of the FPIPS building, serves as a meeting space for discussing matters related to lectures, along with adequate faculty Wi-Fi availability. The faculty workspace consists of large and medium-capacity rooms. The medium-capacity room accommodates eight faculty members, while the small-capacity room holds three faculty members. Each faculty member is separated by cubicles, which supports their concentration while working: https://www.upi.edu/pendidikan/fasilitas, library: http://perpustakaan.upi.edu/