MUHADJIR EFFENDY_presentation

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MUTUAL BENEFITS OF

INTERNATIONAL NETWORKING

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Visionary Objective :

“Designing a

Local

University with

an

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Phases of

Development

• _{Creating International Awareness}

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Creating an international awareness

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Creating an international awareness (2004 – 2008)

The objectives of this phase:

 to create an awareness among the students and lecturers at UMM that mastering English is ultimately

important.

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Developing an international exposure (2009 – 2013)

_{with the main objective to create an}

international atmosphere in most aspects academic activities such as teaching

learning activities, researches, and social services.

_{2 (two) main activities: 1) sending lecturers}

and students abroad and 2) inviting

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Obtaining an international recognition (2014 – 2018)

• _{Increased number of foreign students who}

pursue their academic degrees at UMM.

• _{Researches from UMM are recognized}

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Achieving a world class

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Achieving a world class university (2019 - forward)

_{Peer review}

_{Employer review}

_{Student/teacher ratio}

_{Citation index}

_{International teachers}

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INTERNALIZATION

STRATEGIES

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Waterfall Strategy

UMM

• _{UNIVERSITY OF} MUHAMMADIYAH MALANG

Partner I

• _OCLO

UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGY

Partner II

• _{ASAIHL (The} Association of Southeast Asian

Institutions of Higher Education)

Partner III

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Sprinkler Strategy

UMM

Partner

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UMM

Governmen t Australia

Chemoics Internation

Inc.

Lignan

University Al-Arabiyah li al-Jami’

BGP Engineer and Delff Univeristy

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Wheel Strategy

Drenden Universit

y of Technolo

gy

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Wheel Strategy

UMM

Curtin Universit

y of Technolo

gy

Curtin Universit

Charles Darwin Universit

y

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Collaborated Program

scientific information exchange

etc

training programs visiting program

scientific academic activities curriculum development

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• University introduction:

• environment, students, teaching staff,

teaching activities,

research, facilities, etc

visiting program scientific information

exchange

• Joint researches

• Roundtable discussions • Seminars

• Workshops

• Journal writing and publications

• magazine or newsletter • published books

• scientific journals • research reports • others

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• Academic training

• Short courses

• Master Degrees

• Doctorate Degrees

• Post Doctor Programs

• Others

Continuing Education Program

Curriculum Development

• Joint researches

• Roundtable discussions • Seminars

• Workshops

• Journal writing and publications

• Syllabus development • Module writing

• Teaching learning strategy

• Material development • Others

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INTERNATIONAL

PARTNER

International Partners: 90

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Erasmus Mundus External

Cooperation Windows

UMM was awarded in 3 programs: 1) Let’s Move Together (2011 –

2015);

2) One More Step (2011 – 2015); and

3) Bridging the Gap (2009 – 2013).

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Australian Consortium In-Country

Indonesian Studies (ACICIS)

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118 insitutions from 32 countries. Different from the first 2 groups that are highly dominated by universities, the 118 institutions of the third group are highly dominated by non higher educational institutions with 20 institutions and 98 universities.

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KEY LESSONS FOR

NETWORKING

• _{The Vital Roles University}

Leadership and Commitment at International Networking

• _{Long-Term Strategic}

Partnerships with Built-in Flexibility

• _{Starting with a Shared Vision}

an Strategy

• _{Having The Right People in}

Charge

• _{Promoting a Multidiscipli9nary}

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Muhadjir Effendy

Rector of

University of Muhammadiyah