Realizing the Vision of Institutional Internationalization, UHAMKA Holds Collaboration Exploration with Australian Education Attaché
Muhammadiyah University Prof. DR. HAMKA (UHAMKA) welcomed the arrival of the Canberra Australia Education and Culture Attaché in the context of exploring cooperation which was carried out in Meeting Room I, Floor 4, Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB) UHAMKA, Monday (23/9).
The arrival of the Australian Canberra Education and Cultural Attaché is an exploration of cooperation plans that will be carried out by UHAMKA with educational institutions, especially universities in Australia, in order to realize the vision of institutional internationalization.
The activity was attended by Anisia Kumala as Deputy Chancellor I of UHAMKA, Muhammad Dwifajri as Deputy Chancellor IV of UHAMKA, Prof. Mukhamad Najib as Canberra Australia’s Educational and Cultural Attaché, Subhan El Hafiz Dean of the UHAMKA Faculty of Psychology, Ai Fatimah Nur Fuad as Dean of the UHAMKA Islamic Religion Faculty, and the ranks of the heads of study programs and UHAMKA educational staff who were present at the activity.
In her remarks, Anisia Kumala as Deputy Chancellor I of UHAMKA said that this was the first meeting with the Canberra Education and Cultural Attaché in the context of exploring cooperation to realize the institution’s internationalization vision.
“This is the first meeting to open up opportunities for UHAMKA to collaborate with universities in Australia. The material delivered later by Prof. Najib will be our foundation for realizing the vision of internationalization of higher education institutions,” said Anisia.
Next, Prof. Mukhamad Najib as Canberra Australia’s Educational and Cultural Attache conveyed the importance of collaboration that must be carried out with institutions in Australia, which is one of the countries with an education system ranked in the 10th best and also as a step for UHAMKA to create Agent of Change.
“The task of the Education Attaché is to increase educational cooperation between Indonesia and Australia in helping the internationalization process of universities in Indonesia, one of which is UHAMKA. Moreover, this is a good opportunity to develop where Australia’s education system is in the top 10 in the world, so that UHAMKA graduates can later become Agents of Change for Indonesia,” concluded Prof. Najib.
