On Thursday, April 23, 2026, Universitas Muhammadiyah Semarang (UNIMUS) participated in the event titled “Taiwan Indonesia International Industrial Talents Education 2026: Advancing Collaboration between Indonesia and Taiwan in International Industry Talent Education.” The event was held at Muladi Dome – Diponegoro University Convention Center, Semarang. The purpose of this event was to strengthen cooperation between Indonesia and Taiwan in the development of international industrial talents, particularly in the areas of education, skills development, and global workforce readiness. The forum also served as a platform for academic institutions, industry representatives, and stakeholders to exchange ideas and explore potential collaborations. UNIMUS was officially represented by the Vice Rector IV, Muhammad Yusuf, Ph.D., who attended the event as part of the university’s commitment to expanding international partnerships and enhancing the quality of its human resources in alignment with global industry standards. During the event, various discussions and presentations were conducted, highlighting opportunities for joint programs, student mobility, internship pathways, and industrial collaboration between Indonesian and Taiwanese institutions. Through its participation, UNIMUS reaffirmed its dedication to fostering international cooperation and contributing to the development of competitive and globally competent industrial talents. This report is made as a formal record of UNIMUS’s participation in the aforementioned event.

Semarang, | The UPT Center for Career Development at the University of Muhammadiyah Semarang (Unimus) chaired by Sukojo, SS in collaboration with USAID YEP signed a cooperation agreement (MoU) on the Unimus campus on Thursday, June 27, 2019. Unimus was represented by Dr. Samsudi Rahardjo, MM, MT who was accompanied by Muhammad Yusuf, SSTPi., M.Sc., PhD as director of the IRO, while from USAID YEP was represented by Ms. Aryani. In his remarks delivered by USAID YEP, his hopes for cooperation that were established did not stop at the MoU. But it is a good opportunity to prepare students to have strong character, excellent service, good communication methods, which cannot be replaced by robots, so that after graduation they will be ready to compete in the world of work. The training provided is Financial Life Skill (FLS), which is financial based training. In addition, there were also representatives of Unimus students, who had the opportunity to hold discussions with USAID YEP regarding the things that students could get through this collaboration, of course, in hopes of being able to help them face a hard and uncertain future.