Strengthening Relations Between PTMA, UHAMKA Welcomes Benchmarking and MoU with Muhammadiyah University Berau
Muhammadiyah University Prof. DR. HAMKA (UHAMKA) welcomed the arrival of the Muhammadiyah University of Berau, East Kalimantan in the context of signing the MoU on cooperation and Benchmarking for Accreditation Preparation which was held in Meeting Room I, Floor 4, FEB UHAMKA, Monday (16/12).
The MoU and Benchmarking activities were attended by Desvian Bandarsyah as Deputy Chancellor II of UHAMKA, Muhammad Dwifajri as Deputy Chancellor IV of UHAMKA, Muhammad Bayu as Chancellor of the Muhammadiyah University of Berau, East Kalimantan, Akbar Nadjar Hendra as Chairman of the UHAMKA Ranking and Cooperation Institute (LPK), Ishak Nuryadin as Chairman of the Quality Assurance Institute (LPM) UHAMKA, as well as a number of Deputy The Chancellor of the Muhammadiyah University of Berau, members of the UHAMKA LPK, and LPM members from both institutions were present.
Desvian Bandarsyah, Deputy Chancellor II of UHAMKA representing the Chancellor of UHAMKA, welcomed the MoU and Benchmarking with the Muhammadiyah University of Berau as a form of improving relations between PTMAs in developing good management of the quality of university education.
“Relations between Muhammadiyah Universities must be improved to the maximum to answer demands for accreditation through developing quality and good educational governance,” said Desvian.
Furthermore, Muhammad Bayu as Chancellor of the Muhammadiyah University of Berau said that this activity was a benchmarking meeting and also an MoU between universities, especially for the Muhammadiyah University of Berau which is currently in the period of increasing its study program accreditation.
“This activity is benchmarking in conducting learning to increase study program accreditation with UHAMKA as a reference. Through realizing PTMA Catur Dharma such as teaching, community service, research and also implementing AIK values,” said Muhammad Bayu.
Apart from that, Akbar Nadjar Hendra as Head of LPK UHAMKA also expressed his hope that the MoU that had been held could be implemented well between the two universities through programs that would be implemented later.
“The hope is real implementation of the MoU that has been implemented, such as student mobility programs and student exchanges between campuses,” concluded Akbar.
