Japan │ (16/11/2017) Head of University of Muhammadiyah Semarang (Unimus), 38 delegates from Muhammadiyah Health University visited Japan on 13-18 November 2017. Rector Unimus Prof. Dr. Masrukhi, M.Pd participated in “PTM Leader visit to Japan” accompanied by Vice Dean I of Faculty of Medicine dr. Arif Tajali, M.Kes. Unimus leader visited Japan with delegation group led by the Chairman of Muhammadiyah Central Board of Muhammadiyah (Prof. Dr. Lincolin Arsyad, M.Sc). In The first day’s activities, beginning visit to the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Tokyo. Other activities are visits and assessment of cooperation with several universities visited is International University of Health and Welfare and JICHI Medical University as one of the best universities that have Faculty of Medicine and Health in Japan. Unimus Rector, revealed that the visit is very useful to support the achievement of Unimus’s vision to become a superior, character and international university. “Japan is a country with the development of advanced medical technology, many technologies in the field of health education are relevant to be developed Unimus” said Rector. “Unimus has 4 Faculties of Health ie Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Dentistry, Faculty of Nursing and Health Sciences and Faculty of Dentistry. One of the flagship Unimus is a study program in the field of health. Fourteen courses in Unimus are health studies programs with the A and B acts of LAM PT Kesehatan. So this visit will further enhance the gait and quality of Unimus in international
International Student Mobility | Student of Faculty of Dentistry of the University of Muhammadiyah Semarang Central Java Indonesia Go to the University of Malaya Malaysia
Students of the Faculty of the Dentistry University of Muhammadiyah Semarang are involved in international activities by joining International Student Mobility to the College of Dentistry University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. The departure of the students was released by the Rector, Vice Dean II and Head of International Relationship Officer (IRO). International Student Mobility at the University of Malaya, from 26-30 July 2017, followed by 11 students of dentistry faculty semester 8. The basis of international student mobility activities is the MoU with the University of Malaya, and implementation of international activities, and the learning needs, in the Program Dentistry Study. Explained by Vice Dean II, this activity is part of elective program learning and supports the dentistry faculty mission in internationalization. This acts as a vision of the faculty of dentistry, as a superior family medicine by optimizing preventive. Through these activities, students are expected to follow the clinical class apart on technology maxillofacial surgery, also can learn about the preventive measures of dental problems in Malaysia “. Then, it is expected that students involved in student mobility can also provide input on the learning system, or curriculum available at the University of Malaya, which may be adopted so that the quality of curriculum and learning will improve. Vice Dean II, also hopes this event is an event for dentistry study program to begin to transform themselves in the foreign arena. then from that point on, the student mobility is expected to stimulate the interest of students about oral surgery, learn more and pass on interest and knowledge gained on other friends. On that occasion the Rector advised the students to equip themselves with knowledge when they attended the activities at the University of Malaya, followed the activities well, and returned with the knowledge, in order to share experiences with colleagues. “Dentistry students, need to learn to exchange experiences with friends from outside the country, and with friends in Indonesia, about the science of dentistry that supports the development of a professional dentist, a reliable and Islamic.
