PPM Prepares for UIII Accreditation, Coordinates Closely with All Internal Stakeholders
June 28, 2024Contributor: Supriyono | Editor: Dadi Darmadi
UIII, DEPOK - The Center for Quality Assurance (PPM) at Universitas Islam Internasional Indonesia (UIII) is preparing for the university's accreditation, coordinating closely with all internal stakeholders, including faculty members and the Center for Information Technology.
In a meeting held on June 12, 2024, at the UIII Rectorate Building in Depok, West Java, the Head of the Center for Quality Assurance, Suparto, Ph.D., emphasized the need for all instruments for Internal Quality Audit and Monitoring and Evaluation to align with UIII's vision and mission.
“UIII has excellent programs. However, no matter how good our programs are, they will be ‘useless’ if they do not meet the accreditation requirements for both the institution and its study programs,” explained Dr. Suparto.
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“The deadline for the accreditation of study programs and the university is December 31, 2024. Therefore, all issues, particularly those related to the shortage of lecturers and professors, must be resolved before this deadline,” Dr. Suparto added.
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As a newly established university, Dr. Suparto noted that much of the current work is done manually. “However, with the appointment of the new Head of the IT Center, I am optimistic that future Internal Quality Audit activities will be streamlined and supported by technology,” he highlighted.
Meanwhile, the Head of IT, Yanuar Firdaus Arie Wibowo, M.T. responded that he is committed to helping improve the process. “For simplified audit simulation activities, we can invite the Internal Audit Unit and Quality Assurance Unit teams from Telkom University to come to the UIII campus,” he said in the meeting.
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Also present at the meeting were representatives from each faculty: Dr. Torkis Lubis from the Faculty of Islamic Studies, Moch. Faisal, Ph.D., from the Faculty of Social Sciences, Fajar B. Hirawan, Ph.D., and M. Luthfi Hamidi, Ph.D., from the Faculty of Economics and Business, and Bambang Sumintono, Ph.D., and Dr. Destina Wahyu Winarti from the Faculty of Education.
Established in 2016 as a National Strategic Project based on Presidential Decree No. 57 Year 2016, UIII is entrusted with the diplomatic mission of representing Indonesia on the global stage in promoting moderate Islam through education. Starting its educational activities in 2021 and currently hosting 354 students from 31 countries, UIII is committed to providing excellent graduate education that meets international standards.
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