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INDONESIA RECENT HIGHER EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT

INDONESIA RECENT HIGHER EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT. Berlin , March 12 , 2012. DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF HIGHER EDUCATION Ministry of Education and Culture Republic of Indonesia. Indonesia Education: Managing a Big Size. complex challenging noble. Population 240 million.

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INDONESIA RECENT HIGHER EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT

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  1. INDONESIA RECENT HIGHER EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT Berlin, March 12, 2012 DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF HIGHER EDUCATION Ministry of Education and Culture Republic of Indonesia

  2. Indonesia Education: Managing a Big Size • complex • challenging • noble Population 240 million

  3. Golden opportunity! Comparison of Population Pyramids by 2030 USA Japan Indonesia Malaysia

  4. Targeted Composition of Indonesian Workers 2025 Education : 2010 2015 (Targeted) (Targeted) Tertiary Education: 4,8% 6% 8% Diploma I/II/III: 2,8% 8% 4% 8,2% Secondary (general): 8,2% 8,2% 8,2% 10% 18% Secondary (voc.): 20% 14,7% 16% 19,1% 24% 22% Junior Secon.: 50,4% 40% 20% ≤ Elementary:

  5. National Policy on Education Development 2010-2014 ...education development aimed to produce quality oh Indonesian human resources through increasing availability, affordability, equity, quality, and assurance in education services... 5 TOP PRIORITY QUALITY OF INDONESIAN HUMAN RESOURCES 5 INCREASING QUALITY OF TEACHERS ACADEMIC HE INCREASING ACCESS AND COMPETITIVENESS OF HIGHER EDUCATION 4 SE 3 INCREASING ACCESS AND QUALITY OF SECONDARY EDUCATION INTEGRATION & HABITUATION exploring – strengthening - empowering BE 2 COMPLETION OF 9 YEARS COMPULSORY EDUCATION PS CHARACTER 1 INCREASING ACCESS FOR PRE-SCHOOL

  6. Mapping of Indonesian Higher Education Uni. Tarakan Poli. Babel Poli. Sorong Poli. BPapan Poli. Batam Poli. Nusa Utara Uni. Babel Uni. Musamus Umrah Poli. Bengkalis 4.486 12.985 2.633 2.266 3.550 5.543 1.685 1.038 4.393 1.035 4.846 761 3.089 2.202 4.393 Uni. Teuku Umar 3.626 7.446 2.231 2.851 1.713 7.596 8.033 IT-Kalimantan 9.588 1.531 ISB 32.380 10.644 43.021 37.476 3.891 3.452 Legenda 4.679 4.496 Jumlah Mahasiswa (ribu) 4.273 237.348 Jumlah Penduduk (ribu) Poli. Sampang IT-Sumatera Sumber: PDPT, 2011 Poli. Banyuwangi Uni. Sikka --- dipersiapkan berdiri __ sudah berdiri

  7. DIKTI Scholarship (08-11)Total of 2832 EU (17) 506 128 342 (32.3%) Asia (10) 642 131 268 (35.5%) North America (2) 48 31 30 (3.7%) Oceania (2) 498 111 197 (27.5%) Year: 2008-09 2010 2011

  8. Distribution of DIKTI Scholarship Recipients At German Universities (2008 - 2011) 1100 scholarships allocated yearly to study abroad

  9. B1 B2 Class Language Training Participants 2012 37 13 Goethe Institut > 5.5 5 – 5.5 Initial IELTS 7 English Training Center 144 95 Feb – July 2012

  10. 1DIKTI Scholarship/Award Modalities • Graduate Degrees  PhD & Masters  Double-degree or Joint Degree (Masters & PhD (in the pipeline))  Achievers Scholarship (BeasiswaUnggulan) • Doctoral Research Program  Sandwich-like program for in-country PhD candidates (maximum of 4 months overseas) • Scheme for Academic Mobility & Exchange (SAME)  Prog. for institutional development & International appointment (maximum of 4 months overseas) • Research (joint research and publication)  Program for Academic mobility and exchange (SAME) (maximum of 4 months overseas)

  11. 4SAME • Scheme for Academic Mobility & Exchange • Professor Mobility between Indonesia & foreign counterparts, particularly for Joint-degree programme • Indonesian lecturers invited to promote Indonesian studies overseas (a maximum of 4 months) • Indonesian lecturers posted at international agencies, such as UNESCO (a maximum of 4 months)

  12. PRIORITIES • Countries: USA, Germany, Austria, China, India, Taiwan, Korea, Singapore, Thailand, New Zealand, East Europe • Universities: Kanazawa University, University of Queensland, Queensland University of Technology, NKCU, University of Sydney,

  13. DIKTI HRD Priorities (2)

  14. DIKTI Collaboration with Germany Education Collaboration • DIKTI – DAAD • DIKTI provides funding for in-country German language training at Goethe Institute in Jakarta • DAAD provides scholarships for Indonesian lecturers to pursue graduate degrees in Germany • Indonesia-Germany Debt-Swap Program • DIKTI scholarship recipients studying in Germany as portion of Indonesian debt payment

  15. looking forward to harmonious and fruitful collaborations Thank You Terima Kasih

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