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We Champion Education A maxim for a better Indonesia

• Indonesian education and research facilities overview • Understanding strategies to maintain Universitas Ma

Chung’s positioning among State Tertiary Institution and Private Tertiary Institution

Global Competitiveness Index (ASEAN Countries)

4,4

5,06

5,67

4,52 4,23

0 0

4,11

4,87

4,01

4,53

5,03

5,61

4,54 4,29

3,23

4,08 4,18

4,95

4,01

Indonesia Malaysia Singapore Thailand Philipines Myanmar Laos Vietnam Brunai Cambodia

2012-2013 2013-2014

Source: Adapted from http://www.weforum.org/reports/global-competitiveness-report

Although Indonesia may not be number 1, its growth is highest among other ASEAN countries

Source: Archipelago Economy: Unleashing Indonesia’s Potential (McKinsey Global Institute, 2012)

....Indonesia’s economy has enormous promise... .... Indonesia’s recent impressive economic performance is not widely understood ....

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Social Engineering is necessary

Need to increase education outreach, quality, and relevance

Source: http://www.anggaran.depkeu.go.id/dja/athumbs/apbn/PENDIDIKAN.pdf

Indonesia’s Education Budget 2009-2014 (in trillion rupiah)

Steady increase of 20% of GDP

Ever increasing distribution of budget to regional education needs vs. centralized funding

Higher Education Institutions in Indonesia

Type State Institution

Private Institution

Total

Akademi (Academy) 62 793 855

Politeknik (Polytechnic) 73 117 190

Sekolah Tinggi (Tertiary School)

59 1709 1768

Institut (Institute) 22 70 92

Universitas (University) 65 395 460

TOTAL 3365

Source: Adapted from Pangkalan Data Pendidikan Tinggi Dirjen Dikti - http://forlap.dikti.go.id/perguruantinggi/homegraphpt


843

1689

190 66 70 51

334

78 44

Number of Higher Education Institution

Higher Education Institutions in Indonesia – Regional Distribution

(For ages ranging 19-23 years old)

27,90

Unofficial estimate

Population Absorption into Higher Learning Index

Source: BPS – RI, Susenas 2003-2013

Actual

Lecturers in Indonesia


Educational Background

State Institution

Private Institution

Total

D3 (Diploma) n/a 2.381 2.381

D4 (Diploma) 646 4.503 5.149

S1 (Bachelor) 8.524 114.111 122.635

S2 (Master) 57.445 90.750 148.195

S3 (Doctor) 16.260 10.102 26.362

Professional 837 1.482 2.319

TOTAL 83.712 223.329 307.041

Approximately one-third of total lecturers prefer to work in private institutions, with the exception of S3 (Doctor) preferring state institutions.

Researchers in Indonesia

Source: http://pusbindiklat.lipi.go.id/pembinaan-peneliti/data-peneliti/

From 39 ministries/research institutions, there are: • Peneliti Pertama (Novice Researcher) : 2705 • Peneliti Muda (Young Researcher) : 2612 • Peneliti Madya (Intermediate Researcher): 2688 • Peneliti Utama (Principal Researcher): 9029 • TOTAL: 17034

Higher Education Research Cluster

• Independent Cluster : 10 (State run) • Main Cluster : 17 (state run) + 5 (private) • Intermediate Cluster: 15 (state run) + 44 (priv.) • Developed cluster: 15 (state run) + 245 (priv.)

Source: Adapted from http://simlitabmas.dikti.go.id/fileUpload/pengumuman/Daftar-Klaster-Penelitian-Perguruan-Tinggi.pdf

Clustering allows quality grouping for convenience of budget allocation

PUI Kelapa Sawit (Palm Oil CoE)

Sumatera Corridor

Kalimantan Corridor Sulawesi Corridor

Java Corridor Bali-Nusa Tenggara Corridor

Papua-Maluku Corridor

PUI Pengembangan Lahan Suboptimal

(Suboptimal Land Development CoE)

PUI Teknologi Reklamasi Lahan (Land Reclamation Technology CoE)

PUI Teknologi Isotop dan Radiasi

(Isotope & Radiation Technology CoE)

PUI Obat Herbal (Herbal Medicine CoE)

PUI Hortikultura Tropika (Tropical Horticulture

CoE)

PUI Karet (Rubber CoE)

PUI Broadband Wireless Access CoE

PUI Material Aktif-MRCPP (MRCPP/Active Material CoE)

PUI Kopi dan Kakao (Coffee & Cacao CoE)

PUI Penyakit Tropis dan Infeksi

(Infection & Tropical Disease CoE)

PUI Pariwisata (Tourism CoE)

PUI Ruminansia Besar (Ruminansia CoE)

PUI Pengelolaan Hutan Berkelanjutan

(Sustainable Forest Management CoE)

PUI Rumput Laut (Seaweed CoE)

PUI Sagu (Sago CoE)

Source: Adapted from http://pui.ristek.go.id/

Amazing Facts about Malang: • Population is ±1.2 million • Located in East Java • Surrounded by 3 mountains: Semeru, Kawi, and Arjuno • Tourism Destination: Botanical Garden,

Zoo, Agro-tourism, national parks, beaches, mountains, culinary etc

• Local industries (SMEs) • Culture: Malang Mask, temples and

museums • ± 3 hours from Juanda International

Airport Surabaya • Malang has its own domestic airport, bus

and train stations for easy access. • Campus town with affordable cost of living

for students

Malang

EAST JAVA MAP

Source: http://id.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sejarah_Jawa_Timur/

Becoming a Research University

Courtesy of Universitas Ma Chung

VISION

To glorify God through morality, knowledge, and contribution as creative academic

intellectuals.


AT A GLANCE

• Universitas Ma Chung, a small, young and determined private university in Malang, Indonesia, was established in July 2007

• Founded by more than 96 Indonesian professionals and entrepreneurs, in the spirit to strive for excellence and to contribute to the Nation’s development

• Nestled in an exclusive residential area and away from the bustling downtown area, the university provides a conducive study environment


AWARDS

Despite its young age, Universitas Ma Chung has attained great achievements, among others: • Internal Quality Assurance – acknowledged by the

Indonesian Tertiary Education Institution in 2010 • “Universitas Berprestasi” in Management, Research

and Community Development, and Student Affairs in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014

• Accredited by National Accreditation Board • Appointed to be National Center of Excellence in 2015

by Indonesian Ministry of Research and Technology

AT A GLANCE

2013 : Top 10 Private University in East Java SK Kopertis No.070/K7/SK/KL/2013 dated 21 May 2013 And within 12 months, Universitas Ma Chung improved its position

2014 : Top 7 Private University in East Java SK Kopertis No.066/K7/SK/KL/2015 dated 16 June 2014

OUR AIM IN PARTNERSHIP

To pursue Universitas Ma Chung Grand Strategy, we include:

• Institutional Internationalization • Recognized and acknowledged by international community at

large


WHAT WE HAVE DONE WITH OUR PARTNERS

• Collaborative Research • Joint Publication • International Lecture and Symposium (NP-SEA and ICONS)



• Academic Information Exchange

Ms. Maren Salzer, M.Ed – Methodology Development Courtesy of Universitas Ma Chung


• Development of Mutual Academic cooperation Among our academic advisors are:

Prof. Dr. Hugo Scheer Prof. Dr. Bernhard Grimm Prof. Dr. Richard Cogdell Prof. Donald Sharpes Ludwig-Maximilian Humboldt University Glasgow University Arizona State University Universität – Germany Germany U.K U.S.A

• Prof. Dr. Zhiling Yang (USA) • Prof. Dr. Bing Lin (China) • Prof. Dr. Hideki Hashimoto (Japan) • Prof. Dr. Jian-Ping Zhang (China) • Prof. Dr. Satoru Kaneko (Japan)

• Prof. Dr. Yasushi Koyama (Japan) • Prof. (Hon) Dr. Philip K. Wijaya (Indonesia) • Prof. Kazuo Hiramatsu (Japan) • Dr. Joshie K. Halim (Indonesia) • Drs. Jacobus Graper (The Netherlands)



• Development of Mutual Academic cooperation • Students Exchange • Researcher, Lecturer and Staff Exchange

Ms. Maxi Bohm – Marketing Intern Mr. Martin Dettling – Researcher


OUR STRENGTH AND LIMIT IN PARTNERSHIP ESTABLISHMENT

• Human Resources Ability to execute plans and cooperation understanding


ACTIVE STUDENTS’ PARTICIPATION GLOBALLY

Summer Camp for Everett Community College U.S.A in Indonesia focusing on language, culture and small-medium enterprises June 2014



ASEAN Youth LEAD 2014

in Thailand

Jenesis 2.0 2014 in Japan



Visiting Messiah College U.S.A interacting with

Universitas Ma Chung students through cultural experience

Visiting Nakhonsawan School Thailand enjoying Universitas Ma Chung’s Program through language learning


In the research center of photosynthetic pigments in Universitas Ma Chung (MRCPP), Malang, East Java I accomplished an internship in the time from April - October 2014. With the support of Ms. Leenawaty Limantara, Ph.D (MRCPP) and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) the organization and preparation for the internship was done very good and quickly. Whenever I needed support a friendly face was ready to help me. In my free time I found also time to discover Indonesia. Friendly and helpful people are not only in Universitas Ma Chung, they are every where in the country. The kindness and helpful behavior of Indonesians as well the versatile beautiful area on the Indonesian’ Islands are amazing and breathtaking. After these six months I am really touched by the people’s hospitality. See detailed information on https://www.facebook.com/pages/DAAD-Indonesia/

Martin Dettling

OUR MOTTO

With quality, We stand With originality, We flourish

With win-win effect, We cooperate With contribution, We attain support

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