Thursday (04/10/2021), Located in Lecture Room 4 of the Al Biruni Building, FKIK UIN Malang, a Presentation of the Programs and Policies of the Vice Rector 4 for Cooperation and Institutions was held by Dr. Isroqunajah (Monday, 4/10/2021). Participants in this activity were the Vice Rector 4 and his staff, the Dean of FKIK and the Vice Deans, Heads of Study Programs and Secretaries of Study Programs, as well as the Public Relations, Protocol and Cooperation Unit of FKIK. This activity is a program from the vice rector to socialize programs, development ideas, and policies to accelerate the achievement of priority programs to the faculties within UIN Maulana Malik Ibrahim Malang. In addition, the purpose of this activity is to combine data from the university with data held by the faculties.

The event began with remarks from the Dean of FKIK, Prof. Dr. dr. Yuyun Yuniewati PW, M.Kes., Sp.Rad.(K). She hoped that the collaborations that have been established with domestic and international parties can run smoothly and can be monitored well. Prof. Yuyun also reported that the faculty had signed the latest cooperation agreement with RSU Karsa Husada Kota Batu and Mental Hospital dr. Radjiman Widiodinigrat Lawang.

Gus Is, the nickname of the Vice Rector 4, explained the importance of strengthening and improving cooperation between institutions with universities, industry, and other institutions. The implementation is by establishing cooperation with partners of at least 10 internationally reputable universities, both private and public, and universities that are included in the world ranking class to help prepare universities to enter the world ranking class. Not only universities, cooperation with world-class university ranking institutions (QS-WUR, Webometric, Unirank) and national rankings (ESMS, etc.) is needed for the purpose of mentoring and sending experts. The cooperation that has been established so far is in the form of research collaboration, internships, Human Resources development. Gus Is hopes that in the future there will be cooperation in the business sector.

The Vice Chancellor presented numerous institutional development ideas, including empowering intangible assets, appointing a PIC for each MoU to oversee documentation and implementation of collaborations, optimizing website usage, promoting programs with international partners, connecting faculty websites with universities, and initiating and optimizing existing collaborations. Currently, there are 831 active TP3T collaborations within FKIK, and follow-up is needed for existing collaborations. expired. A clear blueprint in the form of a collaboration guidebook will be developed to streamline collaboration processes and streamline administration. Dr. Alvi Milliana, M.Biomed, Vice Dean III for Student Affairs and Collaboration, stated that the collaboration guidebook will serve as a reference for administrative requirements, correspondence, MoUs, activity reports, and accreditation purposes.

(Contributor: Fathia – Public Relations of FKIK, Editor: Novia Maulina)