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Unesa.ac.id, SURABAYA-State University of Surabaya held a Forum Group Discussion on International Accreditation Policy on Thursday, December 9, 2021 on the 11th Floor of the UNESA Rector Building, Lidah Wetan Campus. The discussion was led by Prof. drh. Aris Junaidi, Ph.D., Director of Learning and Student Affairs, Director General of Higher Education Kemendikbudristek.
The activity was attended by UNESA leaders to the dean. In addition, there is also a Quality Assurance team at the State University of Malang, the UPN vice Chancellor and many others. The event started with singing the National Anthem of Indonesia Raya and Mars UNESA, which was guided by the Head of UNESA Public Relations Unit, Vinda Maya Setianingrum, S.Sos., MA. Then continued with the opening speech from Prof. Dr. Nurhasan, M.kes. and and pray together by Bambang Dibyo Wiyono, S.Pd.,M.Pd.
UNESA Chancellor, Prof. Dr. Nurhasan, M.Kes., stated that the purpose of the activity was to improve the quality of education at UNESA at an international standard. To get there, superior and advanced human resources are needed. UNESA, must be confident, have a progressive mindset and have international standard competencies. “Change starts from the mind and heart. Then down to action in the form of innovation. UNESA must go international," he said enthusiastically.
Prof. Aris Junaidi explained, to get international accreditation, there are several aspects that must be considered. The legal basis used in international accreditation quality assurance is Kepmendikbud Number 83/P/2020 concerning Accreditation Institutions. "This is what makes the foundational milestone for the process of institutional accreditation," he explained.
There are several criteria that must be met, namely; 1) has received recognition from an international accreditation agency or an international profession, 2) one of the study programs is international. However, in reality, these two aspects must be re-examined, such as good governance, quality assurance framework, based on outcome assessment. The components that must be prepared are decent. However, with the available resources, UNESA believes it can do it. [UNESA PR]
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