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Slide 1
Slide 2
Vision of Ministry of Research, Technology and
Higher Education
Achieving
quality higher education
and
competency in
science, technology and innovation
for supporting
national competitiveness.
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Slide 3
Slide 4
Mission of Ministry of Research, Technology and
Higher Education
To
increase the
access, relevancy, and quality of higher
education
to produce
qualified human resources
, and
T
o improve competency in science, technology and
innovation for increasing value added of
innovative
products.
Strategic Goals of Ministry of Research, Technology
and Higher Education
The increase of
relevancy, quantity, and quality of
human resources with higher education
and
competency in science, technology and innovation for
national competitiveness.
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Slide 5
Strategic Targets of of Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education
The quality improvement of learning and students’ activities in higher
education
The quality improvement of institutions of science, technology, and higher
education
The increase of relevancy, quality, and quantity of human resources of
science, technology and higher education
The increase of relevance and productivity of research and development,
and
The enhancement of innovation capacity.
Slide 6
Recent Higher Education Problems in
Indonesia
Low gross/net enrollment ratio in higher education
Low quality in national higher eduation
Low national competitiveness level
High number of unemployed young people with higher education
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Slide 7
Slide 8
Future Challenges
Globalization : WTO, ASEAN Community (MEA), APEC, AFTA
Environmental problems
The edvance of information & communication technology
Convergence in science and technology
Knowledge -based economy
The increase creative industry and culture
The shift of world economic power
The influence and impact of technoscience
Quality, invertation, transformation in education sector
Sumber: Archipelago Eco o y: U leashi g I do esia’s Pote tial (McKinsey Global Institute, 2012)
....Indonesia’s economy has enormous promise...
.... Indonesia’s recent impressive economic performance is not widely understood ....
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Need to prepare
social engineering
Need to increase access, quality and relevance of education
Education as a keyword
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Slide 10
Global Creativity Index (GCI) consist of 3 main components: (1) talent, (2) technology , and (3) tolerance .
Global Creativity Index dan Global Competitiveness Index, 2011
Source : Martin Prosperity Institute 2011 and Richard Florida (2012)
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100 Years independence “Demografi c Bonus"
Demografic Bonus as Indonesia capital in 2045
High number of HR in productive
ages
Competent
Incompetent Burden of
Development Capital of Development
Transformation through education
-Curriculum
-Educators & Supporting
staff
-Insfrastructure
-Finance
-management
8 Standards
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Slide 11
Scheme HR& Science tech Development
Slide 12
Technology Sovereignity through Innova tion
Industr y and Economy Soveriegnity Through Excellent HR
Economy and Industrial Competitiveness Through Skilled man
power
•Develop 10-20 Research Universities and National Research Centre
Researc Uni
•One University & 2 Excellent Polytechnic in every Provi nce (100 New Polytechnic )
Polytechnic and Higher Education
•One Academic Community in every city/regency (521 Academic Community )
Community Colleagues for
local Skilled labor
•Ratio Improvement of SMK:SMA (Vocation and Senior High School) , strenghten quality and relevancy of SMK
Vocational secondary School
•Quality Improvement , Strenghten Relevancy, and certify course instituions
Course /Non -formal education for enhancing
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Slide 13
Data of Teaching Staff
Based on Academic Position
Slide 14
Lecturer , 62.722 , 40 %
ASISTEN AHLI, 30.352 , 19% LEKTOR, 35.467 ,
22 % LEKTOR KEPALA,
25.814 , 16% Professor ,
4.390 , 3% NUMBER
Data
of Full
-
time teaching Staff
B
ased on Highest Education Level
15523
80667
59526
3029 0
10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 70000 80000 90000
S-3 & Sp-2 S-2 & Sp-1 S-1 & D4 Lainnya
JML
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Slide 16
Number of Scholarship
Benefeciary for local MSc ( S 2)
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
1596
1445
1234
279 198
93
700 804
919
1662
1307
631
PTN PTS
4
•
Teaching Staff
Development
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Slide 17
Scholarship Beneficiary for local PhD
( S 3)
Slide 18
Overseas Scholarship Beneficiaries For Master
Degree ( S 2)
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
1462 1412
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
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Slide 19
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 405
242
408
272
174 188
107
67
119
92
55 62
PTN PTS
