proceeding of deans meeting

Photos 1-3

Ⅰ Program 5-6

Ⅰ-1 Program Information (Target Group, Purpose, Date and Place) 5

Ⅰ-2 Meeting Program 6

Ⅱ Deans’ Meeting for Strengthening University-Link in EPI 7-72

Ⅱ-1 Opening Remarks by Prof.Dr. dr. Idrus A. Paturusi, Rector, Hasanuddin University (UNHAS)

11-12

Ⅱ-2 The Importance of EPI and University Role by Prof. Dr. Satryo Soemantri Brodjonegoro, Institute Technology Bandung

13-20

Ⅱ-3 Future Cooperation among the universities in EPI By Dr. Wahyu H. Piarah, Dean Faculty of Engineering(FE), UNHAS

21-24

Ⅱ-4 Introduction of Centre of Technology (COT) UNHAS-FE 25

Ⅱ-4a Focus Point of COT By Dr. Muhammad Ramli, Vice Dean I FE UNHAS

25-32

Ⅱ-4b Information on the facilities at the new campus towards collaboration with other Faculties and Universities in EPI under COT By Dr. Rafiuddin Syam, COT Member, FE UNHAS

33-40

Ⅱ-5 Group Session 41-46

Ⅱ-6 Plenary Session 47

Group-1 Presentation (University Social Responsibility) 47-58

Group-2 Presentation (Academic Network) 59-66

Ⅱ-7 Q&A 67-70

Ⅱ-8 Closing Remarks by Prof. Dr. Satryo Soemantri, ITB, Indonesia

71-72

III Participants List and Organizing Committee List

73-74

Attachment 75

Attachment-1 Questionnaire 76-84

Attachment-2 An Example of Articles on the Seminar from Media 85-88

Attachment-3 Gallery Photo 89-92

Attachment-4 Declaration Signature of Deans/Director (EPI) 93-94

The Engineering Faculty of the Hasanuddin University C/O Project Implementation Unit, Office of Engineering Faculty, Hasanuddin University

Jl. Perintis Kemerdekaan Km.10, Tamalanrea, Makassar, Indonesia 90245 FAX: +62-411-582784 Telp: +62-411-582485 Mobile: +62-811-4114881

Deans’ Meeting

for Strengthening University-Link in EPI

Group Photo (12 Jan., 2012) Deans’ Meeting for Strengthening University-Link in EPI

at Gedung IPTEKS, UNHAS


Jl. Perintis Kemerdekaan Km.10, Tamalanrea, Makassar, Indonesia 90245 FAX: +62-411-582784 Telp: +62-411-582485 Mobile: +62-811-4114881

Deans’ Meeting for Strengthening University-Link

in Eastern Part of Indonesia (EPI)

I. Program

I-1 Program Information

1. Main Target Group

Deans of Engineering Field, Natural Science Field and/or their Related Fields of Universities

in Eastern Part of Indonesia (EPI) and Key Stakeholders of UNHAS

2. Purpose

To share updated information and activities of each faculty/ university and discuss together

face-to-face in order to establish and strengthen University-Link in EPI towards the

sustainable development of EPI.

To discuss how to implement sustainably the University-Link in EPI.

3. Date <1-day meeting>

Thursday, 12th Jan, 2012

4. Place

Meeting Venue: Meeting Room at IPTEKS, UNHAS (Campus Tamalanrea, Makassar 90245)

Participants’ Accommodations: Hotel Clarion

5. Expected Participants (estimated).

・Deans of Engineering and Other Related Faculties representing from 27 Universities in

EPI（approx. 25 persons） <(Annex-1)>

・Rector, Vice Rector I and IV of UNHAS (for opening session)

・Guest Speaker

・Deans of other faculties, UNHAS

・Dean and Vice-Deans of Engineering Faculty, UNHAS (FE-UNHAS), Director of Graduate

Program, UNHAS

・Heads of Department and Study Program of FE-UNHAS

・Committee Members <(Annex-2)>, JICA Project Experts and Staff, etc


Jl. Perintis Kemerdekaan Km.10, Tamalanrea, Makassar, Indonesia 90245

FAX: +62-411-582784 Telp: +62-411-582485 Mobile: +62-811-4114881

I-2 Meeting Program 12th Jan, 2012 (Thursday) Moderator: Dr.Ulva (AM) and Dr.Ria (PM)

Time Title Speakers

08:30 AM Start of the Reception and Collection of Questionnaire 09:00-09:20 Opening Remarks Rector of UNHAS 09:20-09:40 Introduction of Participants & Group Photo and Short Break 09:40-10:00 The Importance of EPI and University Role Prof. Dr. Satryo Soemantri Brodjonegoro

ITB, Indonesia 10:00-10:15 Future cooperation among the universities in EPI

Dr. Wahyu H. Piarah, Dean(FE), UNHAS

10:15-10:40 Introduction of Center of Technology (COT), UNHAS-FE

10:15-10:30 Focus points of COT Dr.Ramli, Vice Dean I, FE-UNHAS

10:30-10:45 Information on the facilities at the new campus towards collaboration with other Faculties and Universities in EPI under COT

Dr.Rafiuddin, FE-UNHAS

10:45-11:30 Q&A (Open Discussions) 11:30-13:00

Break (Lunch)

13:00-14:35

Group Session: Presentations/Discussions in each Group (2 Groups) Group-1: “University Social Responsibility” Group-2: “Academic Network”

13:00-13:10 Explanation on key points of Group discussion and Brief summary of all Questionnaires

Dr. Ria Wikantari, FE-UNHAS

13:10-14:30

Group Discussion & Writing up for each Group Presentation

14:30-14:45 Tea Break 14:45-15:40

Plenary Session: “What do we expect the University-Link in EPI ?”, and “How can we collaborate each other ? ”

<sharing the result of the Group discussions and Q&A> 14:45-15:00 1) Presentation on

“University Social Responsibility”

By Group-1

15:00-15:15 2) Presentation on “Academic Network”

By Group-2

15:15-15:40 Discussion and reflection of the opinions/comments to each PPT 15:40-15:50 Overall Comment on the meeting Prof. Dr. Satryo Soemantri 15:50-16:00 Closing Remarks Rector/ VR1, 4, UNHAS Back to Clarion Hotel

19:00- Get-together hosted by UNHAS at Imperial Star

All necessary expenses were jointly supported by JICA/TCP and FE UNHAS

II. Deans’ Meeting for Strengthening University-Link in EPI

Title and Speakers Page Opening Remarks By Prof. Dr. dr. Idrus A. Paturusi, Rector, UNHAS PP. 11-12

Importance of EPI and University Role By Prof. Dr. Satryo Soemantri Brodjonegoro, ITB PP.13-20

Future Cooperation among the universities in EPI By. Dr. Wahyu H. Piarah, Dean, FE UNHAS PP.21-24

Introduction of Centre of Technology (COT) UNHAS, FE

Title1: Focus Point of COT

Dr. Muhammad Ramli, Vice Dean I, FE UNHAS

PP. 25-32

Title2: Information of the facilities at the new campus towards collaboration with other Faculties and Universities in EPI under COT

Dr. Rafiuddin Syam, Member of COT, FE UNHAS

PP. 33-40

Group Session

Plenary Session based on Group Session Group-1 Presentation (Academic Network)

Presenter Dr. Agustinus Fatem, Dean FE, Papua State University

PP. 47-57

Group-2 Presentation (University Social Responsibility)

Presenter Ir. Ridway Balaka, M.Eng, Dean FE, Haluleo University

PP. 59-66

Q&A PP. 67-70

Closing Remarks by Prof. Dr. Satryo Soemantri PP. 71-72



Moderator 1:

Dr. Ir. Ulva Ria Irvan Geology, UNHAS

Moderator 2:

Dr. Ria Wikantari Architecture, UNHAS

II – 1. Opening Remarks

by

Prof. Dr. dr. Idrus A. Paturusi,

Rector, UNHAS



DEAN’S MEETING FOR STRENGTHENING UNIVERSITY IN EASTERN PART OF INDONESIA (EPI) 2012

(Opening Speech)

Prof. Dr. dr. Idrus A. Paturusi, Sp.BO

The meeting between Deans and Directors of University and Polytechnic is very

important for the progress of Eastern Indonesia. With the cooperation among

universities, then interwoven between universities and State Polytechnic in eastern

Indonesia will grow stronger. To support this, he stated that the associated

development of the Faculty of Engineering / Polytechnic, I hope Faculty Engineering

able to make a linkage with the industryies. Laboratories that soon will be opened by

the Faculty of Engineering Unhas in Gowa, which Japanese experts say it is the best and

teh quality same as in Japan, can be used jointly by the state universities in Eastern

Indonesia for the interests of research. There is a policy ministry called ALLIANCE i.e if

there is a university wants to open a S3program but doesn’t have enough Doctoral Staff,

they will be coached by the larger University and if the university already has a fairly

Doctoral staff could be given MANDATE.

In this way, Unhas will not only get develop themselves, but also provide

opportunities to other State Universities that exist in Eastern Indonesia to have same

experience. To support this, as a Chairman of the Council of Indonesia State Universities

Rectors (Majelis Rektor Perguruan Tinggi Negeri Indonesia), will initiated Single Tuition

Fee, in Rectors of State University Meeting in Indonesia on January 20, 2012. With

Single Tuition Fee, there will be no more other payments in state universities and

students will only pay once in one university.

But this would be a problem is if there is an increase SPP. This is predicted to

trigger a reaction from the students. Thus, it should be taken into account its social cost

will be higher. In future, there will be taking of credit earning course to a particular

state university without students having to pay to receiver university. For example,

Papuan students can take credit in the ITB Bandung, and vice versa. This activity will

not impose a more advanced state university classes, but it will make the students have

perfect knowledge about the Republic of Indonesia.

II – 2. The Importance of EPI and University Role by

Prof. Dr. Satryo Soemantri Brodjonegoro Institute Technology Bandung



The Importance of EPI and University Role

Satryo Soemantri

ITB - Indonesia

Strategi 1 MP3EI 6 Koridor Ekonomi

Jumlah Investasi (2011 – 2025): Rp 4.012 Triliun

22 Kegiatan Ekonomi Utama

Perlu peningkatan

Kapasitas Inovasi dan Teknologi

22 Kegiatan Ekonomi Utama

Perlu peningkatan

Kapasitas Inovasi dan Teknologi

Acuan Kebutuhan Insinyur: Investasi per Koridor

18 32 24 8 3 15PersentaseInvestasi

Strategi 3 MP3EI SDM dan IPTEK

Strategi 2 MP3EI Konektivitas


Strategi 2 MP3EI Konektivitas


15

PDB Daerah Harga Berlaku 2010

81,16% 18,84%

PDB Indonesia bagian Timur rendah. Nilai tambah dari

SDA masih rendah.

Perlu pusat-pusat kajian nilai tambah dari ke-khas-

an SDA tiap daerah.

DKI JKT862,158(16,31%)

JABAR770,660(14,58%)

JATENG444,396(8,41%)

JATIM778,456(14,73%)

KALTIM321,0906,08%)

RIAU342,691(6,48%)

BANTEN170,525 (3,23%)

KEPRI71,614(1,36%)

BALI66,690(1,26%)

N.A.D.77,506(1,47%)

LAMPUNG107,277 (2,03%)

SUMSEL157,772 (2,99%)

B’KULU18,036(0,34%)

BABEL25,705(0,49%)

DIY862,158(0,86%)

KALBAR60,475(1,14%)

KALSEL58,5411,11%)

KALTENG42,5670,81%)

SUMATERA23,03%

JAWA58,13%

SULUT36,834

(16,31%)

SULSEL117,830(2,23%)

MALUT5,387

(0,10%)

MALUKU8,084

(0,15%)

PAPUA BRT22,527(0,43%)

PAPUA89,451(1,69%)

NTB49,362(0,93%)

NTT27,710(0,52%)

GORONTALO8,056

(0,15%)SULBAR10,986(0,21%)

SULTRA33,269(0,63%)

SULTENG36,856(0,70%)SUMBAR

97,221(1,65%)

JAMBI53,816(1,02%)

SUMUT275,700(5,22%)

KALIMANTAN9,13%

SULAWESI4,61%

MALUKU-PAPUA2,37%

BALI-NUSTENG

2,71%

PDB PROVINSI

Triliun Rupiah(% dari PDB Nasional)

SDA dan Fokus Inovasi Nilai Tambah

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 3:Nikel229.000 ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 7:Emas105.000 ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 10:Natural Gas69,7 milyar cubic mtr.

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 6:Batubara141,1 juta ton oil eq

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 4:BauksitCad . no 7

PenghasilTerbesarPanas Bumi40% sumber daya dunia

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 2:Timah102.000 ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 6:Tembaga789.000 ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 3:Kokoa545.000 ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 5:Kacang69,4 juta ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 10:Buah11,6 juta ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 3:Beras35,8 juta ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 6:Teh150.000 ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 4:Kopi465.000 ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 3:Karet2,80 juta ton

OutputTerbesarDunia no 6:AgriculturalUS$ 60 milyar

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 1:Kelapa Sawit465.000 ton

Komoditi SDA yang perlu pendayagunaan pengetahuan,

engineering dan teknologi

SDA dan Fokus Inovasi Nilai Tambah

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 3:Nikel229.000 ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 7:Emas105.000 ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 10:Natural Gas69,7 milyar cubic mtr.

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 6:Batubara141,1 juta ton oil eq

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 4:BauksitCad . no 7

PenghasilTerbesarPanas Bumi40% sumber daya dunia

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 2:Timah102.000 ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 6:Tembaga789.000 ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 3:Kokoa545.000 ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 5:Kacang69,4 juta ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 10:Buah11,6 juta ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 3:Beras35,8 juta ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 6:Teh150.000 ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 4:Kopi465.000 ton

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 3:Karet2,80 juta ton

OutputTerbesarDunia no 6:AgriculturalUS$ 60 milyar

PenghasilTerbesarDunia no 1:Kelapa Sawit465.000 ton

Komoditi SDA yang perlu pendayagunaan pengetahuan,

engineering dan teknologi

GORONTALO14,90

SULSEL14,67

PDB Daerah per Kapita 2010 (juta rupiah)

PAPUA31,57

PAPUA BRT29,62

DKI JKT89,74

KALTIM90,37

KEPRI42,65

RIAU61,88

JATIM20,77BANTEN

16,04

KALSEL16,14

JABAR17,90

D.I.Y.13,19

JATENG13,72

BABEL21,01

SUMUT21,24

NAD17,24

BALI17,14

NTB10,91

NTT5,92

SUMBAR18,00

JAMBI17,40

LAMPUNG14,10

SUMSEL21,18

BENGKULU10,51

KALBAR13,76

MALUT5,19

MALUKU5,27

SULTENG13,99

SULTRA14,90

SULBAR9.48

SULUT16,22

KALTENG9,68

Tiga Tertinggi

KALTIM Rp 90,37 juta

DKI Jakarta Rp 89,74 juta

RIAU Rp 61,88 juta

Tiga Terendah

NTT Rp 5,92 juta

MALUT Rp 5,19 juta

MALUKU Rp 5,27 juta

26,30 27,0934,96

13,9910,94

20,28

46,27 136,61

13,79 17,37 13,07 6,16

1.2173.701

482 243 143 125

6 Koridor dalam tahun 2010

KE SUMATERA

KE JAWA

KE KALIMANTAN

KE SULAWESI

KEBALI - NUSA TENGGARA

KEPAPUA-MALUKU

Sentra Produksi dan Pengolahan Hasil

Bumi dan Lumbung Energi Nasional

Pendorong Industri dan Jasa Nasional

Pusat Produksi dan Pengolahan Hasil

Tambang dan Lumbung Energi

Nasional

Pusat Produksi dan Pengolahan Hasil

Pertanian, Perkebunan,

Perikanan, Migas dan Pertambangan

Nasional

Pintu GerbangPariwisata dan

Pendukung Pangan Nasional

Pusat Pengembangan

Pangan, Perikanan, Energi dan

Pertambangan NasionaL

PDB2010

(RpTriliun)

Penduduk2010

(Jutajiwa)

PDB/Kapita2010

(RpJuta)

Contoh 1 Penggalian Nilai Tambah: KAKAO

Standar penyerap

an

Ke-butuhan

Ke-cocokan

rasa

Ke-cocokan bahan baku

Keekonomian

Iklim dan energi

tersedia

Infra struktur

SDM &tradisi

berkebun masyara

kat

Karakter lahan &

iklim

Perda-gangan

Trans-portasi

Con-sumer goods

Pengo-lahan Coklat Kon-

sumsi

Bahan baku utama

Trans-portasi

Budi DayaSultra

EKSPOR EKSPORBibit

Sultra

• Keanekaragaman tanah, posisi, hasilkan keberagaman buah & biji

• Iklim tropika basah hasilkan panen yang tidak seragam sepanjang tahun

• Ketergantungan waktu pada alam

• Perlu pasokan bahan baku yang seragam (kering, ukuran, berat, rasa)

• Perlu pasokan secara rutin dan berkelanjutan

• Perlu ketepatan waktu cukup umur agar tepat kandungannya

Pertanian Tradisionil Industri Pengolahan

Gap yang perlu diatasi melalui

inovasi teknologi

Pengolahan Cacao Powder

& Butter

Outlet Kreatif

Industri Kecil

Panen

Penyim-panan

Penge-ringan

Fermen-tasi

INOVASI NILAI

TAMBAH

Rp 15.000 –Rp 25.000/kg

Rp 20.000 –Rp 30.000/kg

Contoh 2 Penggalian Nilai Tambah: BATUBARA

Menjadi Ideal Finished ProductAR Calorie >6000 kcal/kgTM < 10%

INOVASI NILAI

TAMBAH

Menjadi Ideal Finished ProductAR Calorie >5300 kcal/kgTM < 15%

Low rank coal (lignite):ROMAR Calorie 2200 - 3700 kcal/kg TM 40-60%

Medium rank coal (sub-bituminous)ROMAR Calorie 4100-5300 kcal/kgTM < 30%

+25%

+75%Kualitas Medium& Rendah

Kualitas Tinggi

BatubaraIndonesia

US$ 30-40/ton

US$ 60-90/ton

Coal Upgrading Meningkatkan kualitasdengan biaya + US$ 12/ton

US$ 60-90/ton

262 juta ton di 2010, menjadi >500 juta ton di 2025

KebutuhanInternasional

&Nasional

Strategic alliances

• Collaboration on equal/complementary basis

• Networking between institutions

• Resource sharing

• Expertise sharing

• Joint research / joint project

• Empowerment mechanism

• Sharing access

• Exchange of staffs and/or students

• Credit earning activities

II – 3 Future Cooperation among the universities in EPI

by Dr. Wahyu H. Piarah,

Dean, Faculty of Engineering, UNHAS



Research

University

Handicap

Lack of Doctoral degree lecturers

Lack of research facilities

The research equipments are out of date

The educational system: teaching

Internal and external cooperation are less and uncoordinate

Lack of funding

Positive Have a lot of students

Lecturers are civil servant

The need of cooperation among universities

Research collaboration

Lecturer/student exchange

Establishment of core curriculum

National Seminar

Existing condition (2012) S1 S2 S3

Number of lecturer 20 207 56

S1 taking magister or doctor program

4 9

S2 taking doctor program 105

Estimating condition (2014) 7 106 170

Lecturer of FE-UH

Facilities cost

Gowa campus Cost

Building 400 M

Equipment, fellows, etc 800 M

FacultyOfEngineering

IndustryOther Unv.BUMNNGO/MNC

Center of Technology

II – 4 Introduction of Centre of Technology (COT): II – 4a Focus Point of COT

by Dr. Muhammad Ramli

Vice Dean I, Faculty of Engineering, UNHAS



CENTER OF TECHNOLOGY

Engineering Faculty -Universitas Hasanuddin

C-BEST PROJECTCapacity Building in Engineering,

Science and Technology in the Eastern Indonesia Region

Muhammad Ramli

Faculty of Engineering, UNHAS

CoT’s Vision & Mission

To be a center of innovative technology transfer to

strengthen university social responsibility

To disseminate the appropriate technology to improve the quality of life

To transfer inventions and innovative

technology in order to sustain the natural

resources

To foster society with advanced technology and

innovative capability

Human resource development in the field of engineering

→ Contribute the sustainable development

of eastern Indonesia

Directors General for Higher Education(Strengthen Educational and research capability, Univ-Industry link)

Ministry of National Development Planning

(BAPPENAS)

Technical Cooperation Project：（Feb 2009～Jan 2012）・Strengthen Education & Research basis

of the faculty with introducing LBE･Support for revision of Curriculum

and Syllabus･Improve the management and planning

ability･Strengthen the network in

Eastern Indonesia, etc.

Support byJapanese Professors

Yen Loan Project:（2007～2014）

・Construction of campus, ・ Procurement of equipment

・・ Fellowship Program①Long-term (for Doctoral degree)（Japan：26, Indonesia：28）

②Short-term (Research program)（Japan：28）

Engineering Faculty, UNHAS(6 Depts.： Civil, Architecture, Geology, Naval, Electronics, Mechanical)

ConsultantConstruction, Procurement,

Fellowship program

Joint Implementation

Technical Cooperation Project and Yen Loan Project

Contract

Center of Technology

Project of

C-BEST

Maturity of COT

YearProject

Universities (Japan)

Industry/Community (Japan)

Discussion Points

20202015

Action plan towards the next step <Draft>

5

2011 2012 2013

Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr

Step-1

Step-2

Step-3

Step-4

Step-5

Step-6

Step-7

JICA/TCP Project

Report-1

Report-2

Report-3

Report-4

Report-5

Report-6

Report-7

Content of Regular Report:<Progress>

1) Overall Progress of FE Activities (Education and Research)

2) Preparation towards the New Campus

3) Construction of the New Campus

4) Updated Proposal towards the New Stage

Very Important

Meeting by both sides (to be planned)

JICA Terminal

Evaluation

Mission

DEANFACULTY SENATE

DEPARTMENTS

STUDY PROGRAM S2 STUDY PROGRAM S3STUDY PROGRAM S1

FE-UH ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

VD I, VD II, VD III

LABORATORIES

UP3K/UKPTCenter of Technology

UP3K (Unit Perencanaan, Pengembangan, Penjaminan Mutu Internal dan Kerjasama)

Prof. Dr. Herman Parung

Period of 2010-2011

• Perencanaan (Planning) Dr. Ria Wikantari– Curriculum – LBE Guideline

• Pengembangan (Development) Prof. Dr. A.M. Imran– Research roadmap

• Penjaminan Mutu (Quality Assurance) Mr. John Patanduk– Academic quality assurance

• Kerjasama (Cooperation) – Campus job recruitment– Cooperative program student – Expert advocating– Consultancy services

FINANCIAL out of interest???

Center of Technology Activities

CARREER DEVELOPMENT

Campus job recruitment

Engineering skill training

Career development

course

Cooperative Program Student

EXPERTISE ADVOCATING & CONSULTANCY

Consultancy

services

Testing & verification

RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT

Collaborative R& D

Disaster prevention

JurnalPenelitianEnjinering

INCUBATOR

Patent (HAKI)

Joint project development

Ba

ck-E

nd E

ngin

eeri

ng

Business Consideration

Research

Engineering & Development

Design

PrototypeManufacturingProduction Process & ServicesPartnership

Fron

t-En

d E

ngin

eerin

g

Lessons learnt from SUK-ITB

FE-UNHAS RESOURCES

73 Research laboratories

300 Lecturers

Staff

13 Eng. Programs

900 B4-students& 300 MS-Drstudents

Faculties of Agro-complex• Agriculture

•Marine science & fisheries•Animal husbandry

•Forestry

Faculty of Mathematics & Natural Science

Faculties of Health Science•Medical Science

• Dentistry•Pharmacy

•Public Health

Faculty of Social Science• Social & Political Science

•Economics•Law

•Cultural Science

DISCUSSION POINTS

• Possible interdisciplinary activities (R & D, USR)

– Environmental Impact of Engineering Construction Works / Mining Activities

– River Basin Management

– Etc

• Academic network

• Etc.

Thank You &

Welcome new ideas for sustainability development

Introduction of COT:

II – 4b Information on the facilities at the new campus towards collaboration with other faculties and universities in EPI under COT

by

Dr. Rafiuddin Syam

COT Member, Faculty of Engineering, UNHAS



Bird Eye View Perspective of Gowa Campus

Landscape Image

Faculty of Engineering Development Project

Research Based Campus, LBE System: campus

life atmosphere through integration of activities and space

Futuristic and Traditional

Eco and Green Campus

East-West Axis, Natural ventilation, Save

energy

Easy Operation and Maintenance

The department laboratory buildings are being created so as to have a special identity of them own.

The components of these design policies will create an attractive campus with an identity and

a sense of unity.

PV System on carport 96 kWp PV System on 2 carports

Civil Department

Architecture Department = 8248 m2

Library Department

Center of Technology=C-Tech

Inner Ring Road

Library=11.701 m2

ARCHITECTURE

Weather Station

Building Acoustic

CIVIL

X-Ray Diffraction

Ultrasonic Flowmeter

Universal Testing Machine

GEOLOGY Precision Universal

Cutter SEM X-Ray Diffraction Atomic Absorption

Spectrometer

NAVAL Architecture Towing Tank 80m Univ. Testing Machine Wav Flume Tank

MECHANICAL

Internal Combustion Engine Test Bed

CNC Lathe and Turning

Dynamic Balancing

ELECTRICAL Power Electronics

Trainer Power System Trainer Antenna System

Simulator Radar and Sonar

Techniques Apparatus

II – 5. Group Sessions II – 5a. Key Agenda of Group Discussion (1) Strong points/ fields of your faculty/ university

(2) The points/ fields which need a support from other universities

(3) Expectation to university-link in EPI

(4) How to implement the activities with other universities using the university-link in EPI

(5) Next proposed actions or ideas

(6) Others (if any)

II – 5b. Group Compositions

Group Number of group members

(27 universities)

Members from UNHAS

Advisor

Group-1

(G1)

(13 members) Dr.Baharuddin, Dr.Ilham, Dr.Arwin

(UNHAS FE)

Prof. Satryo

Group-2

(G2)

(14 members)

Dr.Elyas, Dr.Yasir

(UNHAS FE)



II – 5c. Group Discussion Points

(1) Strong points/ fields of your faculty/ university

1-1. What are the concentrated/ prior fields of your faculty/ university?

1-2. In the fields you answered 1-1, what are the strong points?

(e.g. Human resources, Joint Researches/ Research partners, Research

funds…)

(2) The points/ fields which need a support from other universities

2-1. Are there any fields which need a support from other universities?

2-2. In the fields you answered 2-1, what points need a support?

(e.g. Development curriculum, Management system, Human resources (staff/

students), Sharing equipment, Linkage with industries…)

(3) Expectation to University-Link in Eastern Part of Indonesia (EPI)

3-1. Are there any cooperation agreement (MoU) with other universities in

Indonesia? If yes, with which university?

3-2. Are there any cooperation agreement (MoU) with overseas universities? If

yes, with which university?

3-3. What do you expect the university-link in EI

(eg: Linkage with industry, Academic network in EI, ASEAN, Japan or other

overseas countries, Capacity development training, etc..)

(4) How to implement the activities with other universities using the university-link in

EPI

4-1. Do you have any ideas about academic linkage or joint research?

4-2. How can we achieve to establish/ strengthen those linkages?

4-3. What is the most reliable tools for sharing information/ contacting each

other?

4-4. What kind of roles of UNHAS are expected for strengthening this linkage?

4-5. What is your faculty’s expected role to strengthen this linkage

(5) Next action

5-1.When should we have next meeting?

(What agenda, in which university…)

(6) Others (if any)

II – 5d. Guest Speaker and Deans/Directors from the Universities/Polytechnic in EPI

Guest Speaker

No Name University Faculty Position

1 Prof. Dr. Satryo

Soemantri ITB Engineering

Deans/ Vice Deans/Director from the universities/polytechnic in EPI

No Name University/

Polytechnic Faculty Position

1<not join> Liliana, ST.,MT Palangkaraya University Engineering Dean

2 <NA> Ir. Darmawani, MT Banjarmasin State

Polytechnic

Director

3 Didi Susilo Budi

Utomo, ST.,M.Sc

Samarinda State

Polytechnic

Vice Director of

Cooperation

Affairs

4 Ir. Wartomo, M.P. Samarinda State

Argicultural

Polytechnic

Director

5 Dr. Ir. Syahril Taufik,

M.Sc.Eng

Lambung Mangkurat

University

Engineering Vice Dean I

6 Ir. Dharma Widada, MT Mulawarman University Engineering Dean

7 Dr-Ing. Ir. Wahyu H.

Piarah, MSME

Hasanuddin University Engineering Dean

8 Prof. DR. Husain

Syam, M.TP

Makassar State

University

Engineering Dean

9 Dr. Jumadi Tangko,

M.Pd Ujung Pandang State

Polytechnic

Vice Director of

Cooperation

Affairs 10 Reni Susanti, SH.,MA Coordinator of

International

Office

11 Ir. Ridway Balaka,

M.Eng

Haluoleo University Engineering Dean

12 Ir. Aleks Olii, M.Sc. Gorontalo University Engineering Dean

13 Ir. Rawiyah Husnan,

MT

Gorontalo State

University

Engineering Dean

14<NA> Prof. Dr. Paula

Runtuwene MSi DEA,

Manado State

University

Engineering Dean

http://ft.unhalu.ac.id/dosen.php?dosen=30


15 Ir. Armin Basong, M.S Tadulako State

University

Engineering Dean

16 Antonius PG

Manginsela, ST

Manado State

Polytechnic

Head of

Technical

Implementation

Unit of IT

17 Dr. Dody Dharmawan,

M. Appl.Sc

Pangkep Agriculture

Polytechnic

Academic Team

Member

18 Ramly Rasyid, ST, MT Khairun Ternate

University

Engineering Dean

19 Ir. J. Nanlohy, M.Eng Pattimura University Engineering Dean

20 Ir. Miesjeglorie V.

Putuhena, ST.,MT

Ambon State

Polytechnic

Director

21 Yosefus Conterius,

SST.M.Si

Kupang State

Polytechnic

Vice Director of

Cooperation

Affairs

22<NA> Ir. Joseph Prawira

Ticoalu, M.Si

Kupang Agricultural

State Polytechnic

Director

23 Dr. Ir. Ishak S. Erari,

M.Si

Papua State University Natural Science<Eng.

Dept is under Faculty

of Natural Science>

Dean

24 Prof.M.Lumban

Gaol,MS,Ph.D

Nusa Cendana

University

Engineering Dean

25 Daniel Ngabalin, S.Pi,

M.P

Tual Fisheries State

Polytechnic

Lecturer

26 Dr.Agustinus Fatem Cendrawasih University Engineering Dean

27 Frederik Haryanto

Sumbung, S.T., M. Eng

Merauke State

University

Engineering Dean

28 Prof. Dr. Ir. Jefrey I.

Kindangen, DEA.

Sam Ratulangi

University

Engineering Dean

http://fmipa.unipa.ac.id/Matematika/Benikditus.html

Group 1

Group 2

Group 1

Group 2

II-6. Plenary Session

Group Presentation

Group 1

University Social Responsibility

Presenter:

Ir. Ridway Balaka, M. Eng

Haluoleo University



University Social Responsibility

(USR)

Group - 1

Summary #1

• Establishment of Dean and Polytechnic Director FORUM of EPI– Signing Forum Declaration

– UNHAS as the coordinator

– Periodic meeting of Dean and Polytechnic Director

– The forum also as the media to mentoring the students

• Establishment of Database and Website– Contain the potency of each member

– Human resources and facilities

Summary #2

• The rule of USR identically the same with CSR

– CSR Making Money

– USR Generating the alumnus

• as payoff for education contribution

• There should be a unit price regarding engineering value (Standard)

• There should be a regulation to attract more industries attention to the education institution

• Local Wisdom – Based Technology

Summary #3

• Mapping the existing potency for role which can be performed.

– Identification of the potency in each region

Summary #Last

• What is needed?

– Forum/Institution

– Networking

– Shared Activity

– Technical Advocating and Technical Mentoring

– Members’ Commitment

– Together “We Can”

INPUT

• UNHAS as the coordinator

• Sub-sub

• Periodic Meeting

– At the end of the semester

– August

• Ujung Pandang State Polytechnic

– Works that already done by University

• Need Shared Database– Staff, Research Activities

– Needs MoU

• Samarinda Polytechnic

– Database

• SDM, Tools

• Difficult to communicate with industries– No rules of industries about how industries communicate with

universities

– There should be a regulation so the industries makes more attention to education institution

– Industries Potency in EPI

• Papua Univ

– Organization/Networking/forum

• AD ART / Charter-Bylaw

– Website

– Next meeting in UNHAS

• More attention to meeting schedule

– Open resource

• Makassar State University

– UNHAS communicate with university in EPI

– Management resource in EPI

– Research and Community Service SOP

– Students Development

• Students Exchange

– Deans of EPI Forum

• Magister Program of Architecture of UNHAS

– USR

• To give education to people outside UNHAS

– The rule should be confirmed in order to give role to the university

• Payoff for education contribution– Consultant, expert witness

• Kupang Polytechnic

– Deans/Polytechnic Director FORUM

• Hopefully useful for the society

• Ambon Polytechnic

– Accelerate Ambon restoration

– Intensive meeting

• Tual Fisheries Polytechnic

– Luar negeri Info about abroad university

– Info regarding AA, character

– Term of Service

• Mining Study Program of UNHAS– Concept USR = CSR

• Identic• CSR Generating money• USR Generating Good Alumnus

– Too many “thank you” project– The role of campus toward the students

• Students Advocating / Law Consultant

– The role of lecture in handling the project– Development of underdeveloped village, underdeveloped

school– Increasing the number of poor students– Sharing resource (lab, etc)

• Oceanic Study Program of UNHAS

– What we can produce

• Appropriate Technology– Water pump that could help farmers

• Civil Engineering Study Program of UNHAS– Signing/declaration of deans/director of polytechnic of EPI– USR

• Orientation– Internal forum– The role of forum to the external side

» The role of engineering advocating» The role of technical assistant

• Networking– What we have

– Mapping the potency for the role which will be handle.• Identification of existing potency in each region

– The tendency of external institution to use academic staff• There is no defined engineering value

– There should be a unit price regarding the engineering value

– Self Actualization

• Naval Engineering Study Program of UNHAS

– USR

• Mapping each competency

• Local wisdom in the field of technology

• Haluoleo University– Research Potency

• Mining

– Institution

– Networking

– Activity

– Engieering Advocating

– Member Commitment

– There should be CoT cluster.

– Together we can

• Civil Engineering Study Program UNHAS

– Tips to participate in gavernment project :

• Creating project with certain nuance, and cannot hold by consultant

• Making a technical problem as an asset– Giving technical mentoring

Group 2

Academic Network

Presenter :

Dr. Agustinus Fatem

Cenderawasih University

-T H E N E E D S T O F O R M A C O O P E R A T I O N F O R U M

-T H E I M P O R T A N C E O F A C A D E M I C C O O P E R A T I O N F O R T H E D E V E L O P M E N T O F E D U C A T I O N Q U A L I T Y I N I N D O N E S I A

-S T R A T E G I C P L A N T O I M P L E M E N T T H E C O O P E R A T I O N B A S E D O N T H E E X I S T I N G P O T E N C Y A N D W E A K N E S S E S

-- C O O P E R A T I O N W I T H A B R O A D I N S T I T U T I O N I N T H E P R I M A R Y F I E L D S S U C H A S A G R I C U L T U R A L , F I S H E R Y , M I N I N G E T C A T T H E E A S T E R N P A R T O F I N D O N E S I A

Points of Academic Cooperation

GROUP-2

ACADEMIC NETWORK EPI

GROUP-2


-O P T I M I Z I N G T H E E X I S T I N G I N F R A S T R U C T U R E S O F E N G I N E E R I N G F A C U L T Y O F U N H A S F O R M U T U A L I N T E R E S T I N T H E E A S T E R N P A R T O F I N D O N E S I A U N I V E R S I T Y

-T H E I M P O R T A N C E T O C L A S S I F Y T H E P R O B L E M O F T H E N E W U N I V E R S I T I E S A N D T H E D E V E L O P E D U N I V E R S I T I E S

-M E R A U K E U N I V E R S I T Y

-T H E M A I N P R O B L E M O F T H E N E W D E V E L O P E D U N I V E R S I T I E S :

F I R S T ; T H E L I M I T A T I O N O F I N F O R M A T I O N A C C E S S , T H E L I M I T A T I O N O F L A B O R A T O R Y F A C I L I T I E S A N D A L S O T H E A C A D E M I C I N F R A S T R U C T U R E S

S E C O N D L Y : T H E P R O B L E M S T O C O N T I N U E T H E S T U D Y : L E S S O F S C H O L A R S H I P I N F O R M A T I O N , T H E A B I L I T Y O F F O R E I G N L A N G U A G E T O C O N T I N U E T H E S T U D Y A B R O A D


C H A E R U N U N I V E R S I T Y :

-- A C A D E M I C A T M O S P H E R E : T C L B A S E D

-- L I M I T E D R E S E A R C H F A C I L I T I E S

-- L E S S O F L A B O R A T O R Y

-- L O C A L E X C E L L E N C E : S D M , I N F R A S T R U C T U R E S / F A C I L I T I E S S U P P O R T I N G

-R E S E A R C H C O O P E R A T I O N M O D E L / N E T W O R K I N G D O E S N O T D I S T U R B I N G T H E A C A D E M I C A C T I V I T Y , A N D I N T E N S E R E S E A R C H I N E A C H U N I V E R S I T I E S H O P E F U L L Y C A N C O N T I N U E T O T H E H I G H E R P R O G R A M ( S 2 / S 3 ) I N T H E L E A D I N G U N I V E R S I T I E S


S A M A R I N D A A G R I C U L T U R A L P O L Y T E C H N I C :

-- A G R I C U L T U R A L A C T I V I T Y , P L A N T A T I O N N E E D A C O O P E R A T I O N T O M A I N T A I N T H E A G R I C U L T U R A L P R O D U C T Q U A L I T Y T E C H N I C A L C O O P E R A T I O N T O O L S T O M A I N T A I N P R O D U C T Q U A L I T Y . F O R E X A M P L E D R Y E R M A C H I N E , O R O T H E R T E C H N I C A L C O O P E R A T I O N .

C E N D E R A W A S I H U N I V E R S I T Y ( A L M O S T 5 0 Y E A R S ) :

-- T H E D E V E L O P M E N T N O T S O S I G N I F I C A N T

-- E N G I N E E R I N G F A C U L T Y O N L Y D E V E L O P E D 1 0 Y E A R S A G O ( 2 0 0 1 )


- F O U R D E P A R T M E N T S : C I V I L , M E C H A N I C A L , E L E C T R O A N D M I N I N G ( D 3 & S 1 ) - >G R A N T F O R Q U A L I T Y D E V E L O P M E N T .

- T H E R E A R E 6 6 N E W L E C T U R E S A N D 2 L E C T U R E S A L R E A D Y F I N I S H D O C T O R A LP R O G R A M , A N D 6 M O R E L E C T U R E S S T I L L U N D E R D O C T O R A L P R O G R A M S T U D YO U T S I D E A N D I N S I D E T H E C O U N T R Y .

- T H E R E A R E M A N Y B U S I N E S S G E T T H E S U P P O R T I N G F I N A N C I A L I N C L U D I N GT H R O U G H T H E P O L I T I C A L W A Y .

- T H E P R O B L E M I S T H E H U M A N R E S O U R C E S F O R M A N A G E M E N T A N D T OO P E R A T E / M A I N T A I N T H E L A B O R A T O R Y T O O L S .

- C O O P E R A T I O N O F R E N E W A B L E E N E R G Y R E S O U R C E S W I T H E I N D H O V E N U N I V E R S I T YO F N E T H E R L A N D - > T H E C O O P E R A T I O N N O T R U N N I N G S M O O T H L Y .

- P P S D E V E L O P M E N T C O O P E R A T I O N W I T H U N H A S

- T H E N E E D S O F A L L I A N C E P R O G R A M I S M O R E D E V E L O P E D F O R S 2 / S 3 P R O G R A M

- L E A K O F G O O D M E N T O R I N G T O T H E S T U D E N T S ( W H I C H I S H A V I N G A G R E A TP O T E N T I A L ) - > T H E R E F O R E I T I S N E E D E D T O C O O P E R A T I O N W I T H O T H E RU N I V E R S I T Y F O R T H E D E V E L O P M E N T O F A C A D E M I C C O N D I T I O N .


- I T I S N E E D E D T O B U I L D A C O M M U N I C A T I O N M E D I A T O M A I N T A I N T H E C O N T I N U A N C E A N D H A R M O N I Z A T I O N O F T H E C O O P E R A T I O N

- N A T U R A L R E S O U R C E S A R E G R E A T B U T L A C K O F H U M A N R E S O U R C E S A N D I N F R A S T R U C T U R E S

T A D U L A K U U N I V E R S I T Y ( 1 9 9 3 ) :

- 9 3 % O F T H E L E C T U R E R S A R E U N H A S A L U M N U S

- H A S A U N I Q U E R E G I O N C H A R A C T E R I S T I C - > H A S A L O N GW A T E R S H E D ; T H E W A T E R V O L U M E I S B I G B U T N O T R E A C HT H E C I T Y . H O W E V E R I F T H E W E A T H E R I S E X T R E M E I TC A N B E A B I G T R O U B L E - > W H A T K I N D O F C O O P E R A T I O NI S N E E D E D I N O R D E R T O D E V E L O P T O G E T H E R


T A D U L A K O U N I V E R S I T Y ( 1 9 9 3 ) :

- I T I S N E E D E D T O B U I L D I N F O R M A T I O N N E T W O R K I N G

- W O R K S H O P R E G A R D I N G T H E E N G I N E E R I N G C U R R I C U L U MD E V E L O P M E N T

- D I S T A N C E L E C T U R E “LIFE STREAMING” F O R S H A R I N GL E C T U R E A C T I V I T I E S

- A B O U T T H E R U L E S W H I C H I S R E S T R A I N T H E C R E A T I V I T YA N D M O T I V A T I O N O F T H E S T A F F S U C H A S S T U D Y P E R M I T( 2 N + 1 )


P A T T I M U R A U N I V E R S I T Y O F A M B O N

- C O N F L I C T A L L F A C I L I T I E S A R E D E S T R O Y E D

- C L A S S I C A L T E A C H I N G

- M A I N T A I N I N G A N D U P D A T I N G T H E L A B . F A C I L I T I E S

- A L L U N I V E R S I T I E S P O T E N C Y ( I N C L U D I N G A D V A N T A G E S A N D D I S A D V A N T A G E S ) S H O U L D B E F O R M U L A T E D :

-1 . H R ( H U M A N R E S O U R C E S )

-2 . S H A R I N G T H E F A C I L I T I E S

-3 . S H A R I N G T H E I N F O R M A T I O N ; G R A N T , S C H O L A R S H I P E T C

-4 . R E S E A R C H C O O P E R A T I O N


S A M R A T U L A N G I U N I V E R S I T Y , M A N A D O :

- I S N E E D E D T O H O L D T H E N E X T M E E T I N G T O D I S C U S S T H E C O O P E R A T I O N M O R E I N T E N S E - > T H I S K I N D O F M E E T I N G A L R E A D Y E X I S T A N D S H O U L D B E S Y N C H R O N I Z E D

- J O I N T R E S E A R C H

- I T I S N E E D E D T O O P E N T H E C L U S T E R O F C E N T R E O F E X C E L L E N C E - > P R I M A R Y G R A N T


G O R O N T A L O U N I V E R S I T Y

- D 3 P R O G R A M B E C O M E S 1 P R O G R A M

- U N I V E R S I T Y I T I S I M P O R T A N T T O F O R M U L A T E T H E E X C E L L E N C E O F E A C H U N I V E R S I T Y

- S T A F F : M O S T O F T H E M H A V I N G M A S T E R B A C K G R O U N D A N D D I F F I C U L T T O C O N T I N U E T H E I R S T U D Y T O D O C T O R A L P R O G R A M

- S T U D Y W H I C H I S D E G R A D I N G T H E S T U D Y P R O G R A M A C C R E D I T A T I O N

-- L A C K O F F A C I L I T I E S A N D I N F R A S T R U C T U R E S

-- H O P E F U L L Y W E C A N S H A R E F A C I L I T I E S W I T H F E - U N H A S


M A N A D O P O L Y T E C H N I C :

- I T I S N E E D T O B U I L D I N F O R M A T I O N M E D I A

- I T I S I M P O R T A N T T O M A K E A G R O U P W O R K W H I C H C A N C O N N E C T A N D S O C I A L I Z I N G T H E I N F O R M A T I O N

G O R O N T A L O U N I V E R S I T Y :

- I T I S I M P O R T A N T T O M A K E A S U S T A I N A B L E N E T W O R K I N G

- E D U C A T I O N C O O P E R A T I O N F O R T H E S T A F F W H O H A S A G R E A T P O T E N C Y T O C O N T I N U E T H E I R S T U D Y W I T H F L E X I B L E R E G U L A T I O N


D E V E L O P M E N T O F H U M A N R E S O U R C E S

L A B S H A R I N G

R E S E A R C H C O L L A B O R A T I O N

S H A R E D C O M M U N I C A T I O N M E D I A / S H A R E D I N F O R M A T I O N

I N C U B A T I O N ( T E C H N I C A L C O N S U L T A T I O N I N A S P E C I F I C F I E L D , M A N A G E M E N T A N D L A B O R A T O R Y O & M E T C )

W O R K S H O P F O R U P D A T I N G T E C H N I C A L C U R R I C U L U M


II-8. Question & Answer

(Open Discussion)



Ir. Aleks Olii, M. Sc., Dean of Faculty Engineering, Gorontalo University: The government does not fully support the Engineering Faculty itself. We are underestimated by them. Do you think the ratio of students accepted accreditation system in 1000 while the lecturers only 100-300 people, is in conformity with the ratio of higher education? In terms of research, the industry usually does not have recourse to Lecturer Doctoral because they are too expensive. We better send all our students to continue their S3 study in Unhas. They do not need to go abroad because UNHAS will evolve in the future. With the existence of this meeting, we are expected to remain united and eastern cultures still unite the Republic of Indonesia. Ir. Dharma Widada, MT., Dean of Faculty Engineering, Mulawarman University: We as representatives of the State University and Polytechnic would like to congratulate Prof. Dr. dr. Idrus A. Paturusi, Sp.BO for being elected as Chief of Rector of State Universities Indonesia Council. About the alliance strategy that has been presented by the Rector, Unhas could be developed at the University of Hasanuddin. Each university has its advantages and disadvantages but in our faculty contains only weakness. We have 6 programs of study, 52 lecturers, S3 1 org, our 6 lecturers still continue S3. Two of them took it on UNHAS. We found that Unhas’ human resources are very adequate. We have great hope to go forward together, especially with industry. Meanwhile, the Polytechnic has a fairly good cooperation with the industry, could help the other University. The key is the strengthening of the University. About the Institute of Technology that will be open in East Kalimantan,, hopefully the course that going to be opened is not the same as courses that already exist. For JICA, if possible opportunity for us to get a loan, could be reopened. Ir. Armin Basong, MS., Dean of Faculty Engineering, Tadulako University: Some of the lecturers who have been selected S2 central government, was placed in Tadulako University. A few years later they asked for permission to continue S3 study in Australia. A few years later we checked into their university in Australia by sending a letter there to ask whether they are still there or not. However, the campus claimed that they have finished their studies. We've tried asking them to return to the campus but they did not respond to our request. We also can not force them to return because there is no rule of Directorate General of Higher Education (DIKTI) mention it. This is one of obstacles we get in our way to develop ourselves. At the end of Eastern Indonesia became lagging region of Indonesia. By that reason, all components of the State Universities and State Polytechnic must be united to strengthen the eastern region of Indonesia. Dr. A. Arwin Amiruddin (Jurusan Teknik Sipil UNHAS) to Ir. Armin Basong, MS., Dean of Faculty Engineering, Tadulako University : It's okay if we follow the example of developed countries. The goal so we can know the system that developed there. To share ideas and opportunities, what if we held a meeting the same every year, to seek solutions to existing problems in society and in environmental engineering itself. But it might be better if these problems is examined by our students and delivered in the form of presentation. Because institutional development is open only from the professors but also from the students.

Prof. Satryo S. Brojonegoro to Ir. Dharma Widada, MT., Dean of Faculty Engineering, Mulawarman University: Regarding the technology institute to be opened in East Kalimantan, the concept is actually made by a team of ITB Bandung. In ITB, drafting team is not quite working on the concept. Basically we want to strengthen the existing universities, not to open a new university. How many years will it take to achieve high quality from a university? A university must have a culture, the readiness of the management and it takes a long time to build all the components. It is difficult for any institution to strengthen all fields. Each university should be spread out all its strength, so that power can be comprehensive. Such as from research fields, research themes that has high demand is given to Private University and theme that did not get high demand is given to State University (Government). Prof. Satryo S. Brojonegoro to Ir. Armin Basong, MS., Dean of Faculty Engineering, Tadulako University:

Similar cases, have occurred in ITB. At that time, 120 lecturers were sent abroad to study. However, there are three people do not go back and 2 people get married with foreigners in the country where they study. Because they do not come back, we give the responsibility to them to be Liaison Officer of ITB in the country they are live in now.

The problem is on the regulation. It can’t meet with the recent situation at that time. The regulation should be changed. If there are students / lecturers who take S2 program in overseas should immediately take the S3 program after completing their S2 program. Willingness is the key to changing the life itself. As a suggestion, do every obligation as good as possible meanwhile convincing the government so they can make regulation according with the existing situation. It doesn’t matter if we have different opinions. Now, we have to strengthen all the institutions, in this case, the State Faculty of Engineering and Polytechnic. Prof. Dr. Ir. H. Muh. Saleh Pallu, M. Eng (The Head of Engineering Doctoral Program of Hasanuddin University)

The reason we make the building and move the Faculty of Engineering in Gowa nothing to Eastern Indonesia could be promoted, especially in the areas of research collaboration. For that we are from the Faculty of Engineering Unhas invited the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Director of the Center of Technology for use in the future.

We hope C.O.T (Center of Technology) in Gowa is same as the existing C.O.T in Japan. All retired professor can be given the opportunity to work there. Through this forum I wish that the future will be the program for the development of Eastern Indonesia. Hopefully, this forum will become the embryo of the upcoming forum.

II-8. Closing Remarks

Prof. Dr. Satryo Soemantri Brodjonegoro

Institute Technology Bandung



CLOSING REMARK BY

PROF. DR. SATRYO SOEMANTRI

Generally, this meeting is a success. All participants in this meeting are able to actively

participate in aspirating their input and ideas. Therefore, today’s meeting is really needed to

be followed up. Hopefully we don’t just too much talk in this meeting, but we also should

hear more in order to exchange ideas each other. After this meeting, the next meeting should

be held as soon as possible. At latest the next meeting should be held in January 2013 at the

new Campus of Gowa. However, before attending the meeting, the participants or the deans

should prepare an activity proposal refer to the result of today’s discussion. I believe the

forum on this meeting will be a good sample for the others.

There is one thing that we should be aware of and this should be a challenge for this forum.

Many forums cannot be last long because some of their members resign from the forum.

Sometimes they resign because they feel that they did not gain any more benefit from the

forum. Therefore I want to emphasize that all member on this forum should get benefits in

any aspects, then the forum will last long.

Besides that, with this forum, we hope that we can improve the quality of our scientists’

research, therefore our scientist can make an innovative breakthrough which is then makes

them to be in the same level with the world class scientist.

Finally, we hope that this meeting not only an ordinary meeting, but this meeting can be

followed up by action. Thank you to all participants and deans of the universities in the

eastern part of Indonesia. Thank you very much to JICA TCP UNHAS and its staff for

arranging this meeting. Hopefully we can meet again in the next meeting.

III. Participant List and Organizing Committee List

Deans’ Meeting for Strengthening University-Link in Eastern Part of Indonesia (EPI)

12 January 2012

No Name Remarks

1 Prof. Dr. dr. Idrus A. Paturusi Rector of Hasanuddin University (UNHAS)

2 Prof. Dr. Satryo Soemantri Institute Technology Bandung

3 Didi Susilo Budi Utomo, ST.,M.Sc Vice Director of Cooperation Affairs, Samarinda State Polytechnic

4 Ir. Wartomo, M.P. Director , Samarinda State Argicultural Polytechnic

5 Dr. Ir. Syahril Taufik, M.Sc.Eng Vice Dean I Faculty of Engineering (FE) Lambung Mangkurat University

6 Ir. Dharma Widada, MT Dean of FE., Mulawarman University

7 Dr-Ing. Ir. Wahyu H. Piarah, MSME Dean of FE., Hasanuddin University

8 Prof. DR. Husain Syam, M.TP Dean of FE., Makassar State University

9 Dr. Jumadi Tangko, M.Pd Vice Director of Cooperation Affairs, Ujung Pandang State Polytechnic

10 Reni Susanti, SH.,MA Coordinator of International Office, Ujung Pandang State Polytechnic

11 Ir. Ridway Balaka, M.Eng Dean of FE., Haluoleo University

12 Ir. Aleks Olii, M.Sc. Dean of FE., Gorontalo University

13 Ir. Rawiyah Husnan, MT Dean of FE., Gorontalo State University

14 Ir. Armin Basong, M.S Dean of FE., Tadulako State University

15 Antonius PG Manginsela, ST Head of Technical Implementation Unit of IT, Manado State Polytechnic

16 Dr. Dody Dharmawan, M. Appl.Sc Academic Team Member, Pangkep Agriculture Polytechnic

17 Ramly Rasyid, ST, MT Dean of FE., Khairun Ternate University

18 Ir. J. Nanlohy, M.Eng Dean of FE., Pattimura University

19 Ir. Miesjeglorie V. Putuhena, ST.,MT Director, Ambon State Polytechnic

20 Yosefus Conterius, SST.M.Si Vice Director of Cooperation Affairs, Kupang State Polytechnic

21 Dr. Ir. Ishak S. Erari, M.Si Dean of Faculty of Natural Science, Papua State University

22 Prof.M.Lumban Gaol,MS,Ph.D Dean of FE., Nusa Cendana University

23 Daniel Ngabalin, S.Pi, M.P Lecturer, Tual Fisheries State Polytechnic

24 Dr.Agustinus Fatem Dean of FE., Cendrawasih University

25 Frederik Haryanto Sumbung, S.T., M. Eng

Dean of FE., Merauke State University

26 Prof. Dr. Ir. Jefrey I. Kindangen, DEA. Dean of FE., Sam Ratulangi University

27 Dr. Ir. Muhammad Ramli, MT Vice Dean I, FE, UNHAS

28 Ir. Ansar Suyuti, MT Vice Dean II, FE, UNHAS

29 Ir. Syamsul Asri, MT Vice Dean III, FE, UNHAS

30 Prof. Dr.Ir. H. Lawalenna S., MS.M.Eng

Head of Dept. of Civil Eng. /Head of Study Program of Civil. Eng, UNHAS

31 Ir. Baharuddin Mire, MT Head of Dept. of Mechanical Eng. UNHAS

32 Ir. Sherly Klara, MT Head of Dept. of Naval Architecture Eng. UNHAS

33 Prof. Dr. Ir. rer. nat. A.M. Imran Head of Dept. of Geology Eng./Head of Study Program of Geology, UNHAS


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34 Dr.Ir. Andani Head of Dept. of Electrical Eng./ Head of Study Program of Electrical, UNHAS

35 Ir. Achmad Zubair,M.Sc Head of Study Program of Environmental Eng., UNHAS

36 Retnari Dian Mudiastuti,ST.,M.Si Head of Study Program of Industrial Eng. UNHAS

37 Ir. H. Syahrir Husain, MSCE Head of Study Program of Oceanic Eng. ,UNHAS

38 Ir. Hj. Rosmani, MT Head of Study Program of Naval Architecture Eng., UNHAS

39 Dr. Phil.nat.Sri Widodo,M.Sc Head of Study Program of Mining Eng., UNHAS

40 Dr. Ir, Ria Wikantari Rosalia, M. Arch Head of Study Program of Architecture Eng., UNHAS

41 Prof. Dr. Ir. Bambang Heryanto, M.Sc Head of Study Program of Urban & Regional Planning Eng., UNHAS

42 Amil Ahmad Ilham, ST, MIT Head of Study Program of Informatics Eng., UNHAS

43 Rafiuddin Syam, ST.,M.Eng, Ph.D Head of S2 Study Program of Mechanical Eng., UNHAS

44 Dr. Adi Tonggiroh, ST.,MT Head of S2 Study Program of Geology Eng., UNHAS

45 Prof. Dr. Ir. Muh. Alham Djabbar,M.Eng

Head of S2 Study Program of Naval Eng., UNHAS

46 Dr. Ir. Victor Sampebulu, M.Eng Head of S2 Study Program of Architecture Eng., UNHAS

47 Prof. Dr. Ir. Salama Manjang, MT Head of S2 Study Program of Electrical Eng., UNHAS

48 Prof. Dr. Ir. Muhammad Saleh Pallu, M.Eng

Head of Doctoral Program, FE, UNHAS

49 Prof. Drs. H. Burhanuddin Arafah., M.Hum. Ph.D

Dean of Faculty of Cultural Science, UNHAS

50 Prof. Dr. H. Abd. Wahid Wahab, M.Sc Dean of Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Science, UNHAS

51 Dr. Ir. Muhammad Arsyad Thaha, MT Senate Secretary of FE, UNHAS

52 Prof. Ir. Mansyur Hasbullah, M.Eng Lecturer of Naval Architecture Eng., UNHAS

53 Novi Sari Student

54 Debyanti Patta Student

55 Siti Ismini Student

56 Rohana Student

57 Dr. Baharuddin, ST.,M.Arch Committee Member, FE UNHAS

58 Dr. Achmad Yasir Baeda, ST.,MT Committee Member, FE UNHAS

59 Dr. Ir. Ulva Ria Irvan, MT Committee Member, FE UNHAS

60 Dr. Elyas Palantei, St.,M.Eng Committee Member, FE UNHAS

61 Dr. Eng. Arwin Amiruddin, ST.,MT Committee Member, FE UNHAS

62 Suprihadi, SE,M.Si Committee Member, FE UNHAS

63 Ir. Hj. Zaenab Muslimin, MT Committee Member, FE UNHAS

64 Surya Committee Member, FE UNHAS

65 Susanti Committee Member, FE UNHAS

66 Rosmawati Committee Member, FE UNHAS

67 Ir. Emir Efendi Committee Member, FE UNHAS

68 Muis Tola Committee Member, FE UNHAS

69 Muh. Jafar Committee Member, FE UNHAS

70 Murniati Abdullah Committee Member, FE UNHAS

71 ITO Yuko Committee Member, JICA TCP UNHAS

72 Dinda Y. Carolina Committee Member, JICA TCP UNHAS

73 Dewi Wahyuni Committee Member, JICA TCP UNHAS

74 A. Mauraga Jamruk Committee Member, JICA TCP UNHAS

75 Andhika F. Muhadi Committee Member, JICA TCP UNHAS

ATTACHMENT Attachment – 1 : Questionnaire

Attachment – 2 : An Example of Articles of Deans’ Meeting from Media

Attachment – 3 : Gallery of Photos

Attachment – 4 : Declaration Signatures of Deans of Universities /

Director of Polytechnics in EPI



Attachment 1 - QUESTIONNAIRES

SUMMARY

NOTES: We received back 21 answers among 24 questionnaires from:

Samarinda State Polytechnic Samarinda State Agriculture Polytechnic Lambung Mangkurat University Mulawarman University Ujung Pandang State Polytechnic Haluoleo University Gorontalo University Gorontalo State University Manado State University Tadulako State University Manado State Polytechnic Pangkep Agriculture Polytechnic Khairun Ternate University Ambon State Polytechnic Kupang State Polytechnic Papua State University Nusa Cendana University Tual Fisheries State Polytechnic Cendrawasih University Merauke State University Sam Ratulangi University

The answers express “genuine” perceptions and viewpoints about and real situation of existing EPI (before Deans Meeting), to be compared with perceptions and viewpoints after the Deans’ Meeting towards improvement of EPI’s future situation

1 Strong points/fields of your faculty/university

1-1 What are the concentrated/prior fields of your faculty/university?

Civil Engineering is dominant, Electrical, Mechanical, Informatics, Geology, Mining, are less dominant. Architecture & Urban Planning is even less. There are Business, Tourism, and Agriculture fields which are not available in FE-Unhas. Surprisingly, naval engineering and Fisheries are the least fields in the archipelago of EPI which contains thousands of scattered small and medium islands.

1-2 In the fields you answered 1-1, what are the strong points?

The strongest point is human resources, followed by opportunities for research, industry, and business developments.

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2-1 Are there any fields which need a support from other universities? 90,5% participants state that support from other universities are necessary or indispensable. 2-2 In the fields you answered 2-1, what points need a support? The field is dominantly Engineering (90.5%), whereas marine engeineering and fisheries are fields need lowest supports. Strong points of the mentioned fields are primarily research facilities (76,2%) and human resources (66.7%).

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3 Expectation to University-Link in Eastern Part of Indonesia (EPI) 3-1 Are there any cooperation agreement (MoU) with other universities in Indonesia? If yes,

with which university(-ies)?

Two-third (66.7%) of Deans Meeting participants have cooperation agreements with other universities in Indonesia. Among them, 42,9% are with universities in KBI / WPI, i.e. ITS, ITB, UI, UGM, Brawijaya University, and Telecommunication Institute of Technology/ITT Bandung. The same number of universities have collaborative agreement with univesities in KTI / EPI.

3-2 Are there any cooperation agreement (MoU) with overseas universities? If yes, with which

university(-ies)?

Most of the universities in EPI attending the Deans Meeting (61.9%) have established cooperation agreement with various overseas universities. The largest number are with universities in European countries (38.1%), followed by Australia, ASEAN countries, and East Asian countries. Surprisingly, Japan seems to be the least in cooperation agreement (9.5%). (why?)

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3-3 What do you expect the university-link in EPI? Greatest expectation is on academic links (81.0%), a bit less expectation on industrial links (61.9%), also capacity building (52.4%). Although very low (9.5%) it interesting that there is expectation on joint community services.

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4 How to implement the activities with other universities using the university-link in EPI 4-1 Do you have any ideas about academic linkage or joint research?

Ideas for university-link is primarily about joint research and networking (85.7%). Although low in attention of averagely (9.5%), there are interesting ideas about developing a research database in EPI, joint links with industry, curriculum updating to keep relevance with tcehnology and industry progress, and lecturers’ capacity develoopment through advance studies.

4-2 How can we achieve to establish/strengthen those linkages?

Ideas on the way to achieve strong linkages are by means of formation of Deans Forum and working groups, also undertaking of periodic joint research (28.6% each). There is also high interest on needs for realisation of inter-university MoU (23.8) as a concrete action. In addition, establishment of websites and carrying out of telecpnference are also considered indispensable.

4-3 What is the most reliable tools for sharing information/contacting each other?

Communication by means of IT networks is the most desirable (71.4%).

4-4 What kind of roles of UNHAS are expected for strengthening this linkage? Unhas is expected to have multi-roles, primarily as Coordinator and Facilitator (28.6% each). Unhas is also expected to have the position of the main secretariate (23,8%).

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4-5 What is your faculty's expected role to strengthen this linkage?

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5 Next action: follow-up meeeting 5-1 Time Soon in imediate chance in the next 1-6 month. 5-2 Frequence: Regularly once/twice/3x a year 5-3 Place: By-turn / by shifts among universities and polytechnics in concerns. 5-4 Agenda: Curriculum development Equipment sharing Collaboration opportns Articles of association (AD/ART) MoU signing

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Makassar, Fajar – Recently, some of Engineering Faculty and Polytechnic in eastern part of

Indonesia are lack of facilities and infrastructures. This provoke UNHAS to arrange meeting

between Deans of Engineering Faculty and Polytechnic Director of Eastern Part of Indonesia

(EPI).

The purpose of this meeting is to establish a forum which accommodating all engineering faculty

and polytechnic in eastern part of Indonesia. This meeting attended by 29 deans and director of

engineering faculty and polytechnic director of eastern part of Indonesia (or the representative).

Among of them are a Professor from Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB) Prof. Dr. Satryo

Soemantri. In this chance he become the speaker of this meeting.

There are many inputs and ideas arise from this one day meeting. “The most important thing is to

establish a forum which will accommodate and support all needs of university and polytechnic in

eastern part of Indonesia” claim Dr. Muhammad Ramli, MT. Mr. Ramli said that nowadays

Engineering Faculty of UNHAS still lack of facilities and infrastructures, especially lab facilities.

Besides that the lack of the lecturers also becomes a problem. Therefore, we hope that all

problems and needs of universities in eastern part of Indonesia can be discussed in this forum

and be followed up by action. “For example if a universities want to open a new engineering

study program but they did not have enough human resources the other universities in EPI will

help to supply lectures, or if they need tools than the others can help or they can use UNHAS

facilities”, said Mr. Ramli.

On his explanation, Prof. Dr. Satryo Soemantri as former general director of Directorate General

of Higher Education (DGHE/DIKTI) explains that the future economic prospect of Indonesia is

mark by the increasing of high economic investment. This is the effect of MPAEDI (Master Plan

for Accelerating Economic Development of Indonesia)

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According to him the MPAEDI project will form six economic corridors in Indonesia. Therefore

many transportation infrastructures will be build and the effort to increase commodity and

natural products will be increased. Automatically the need of engineer in the future will increase.

From this matter each engineering faculty and polytechnic should have many students and also

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INDUSTRIES Makaasar, Tribun – UNHAS rector, Prof. Dr. dr. Idrus A Paturusi wish in the development of

Engineering Faculty, it should has direct link to the industries. He also added, the future laboratories of

FE-UNHAS in Gowa Campus can be used by the other state universities in eastern part of Indonesia,

especially for research activities. “This laboratory, according to the Japanese expert is the same with best

laboratory in Japan. Therefore this facility should be shared to the other universities in EPI in order to

develop together”, said Prof. Idrus which is also the chairman of the State Higher Education Consortium

of Eastern Part of Indonesia (SHEC-EPI/KPTN-KTI). He explains this matter on his speech in the Deans’

Meeting of EPI at IPTEK building.

The chairman of this meeting Dr. Ir. Muh. Ramli M.T added, that in this meeting we would like to

establish a cooperation among universities and polytechnic inn EPI for developing science and

technology . “We also arrange a grant proposal where we can invite all universities and polytechnic in

EPI. Therefore we can develop together”, said Mr. Ramli.

There are many universities and polytechnic attend this meeting. They are; UNHAS, ITB, Samarinda

State Polytechnic, Samarinda Agricultural Polytechnic, Mulawarman University, Makassar State

University, Haluoleo University, Gorontalo University. Also Tadulako University, Agricultural

Polytechnic of Pangkep, Khaerun University, Pattimura University, Papua State University, manokwari

University, Cenderawasih University, Tual State Fisheries Polytechnic, Musamus Merauke University,

and Sam Ratulangi University.

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Nota Kesepahaman Forum Pertemuaan Dekan Fakultas Teknik Universitas

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Samarinda StateArgiculturalPolytechnic

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Dr. lr. Syahril Taufik,M.Sc.Ene

Lambung MangkuratUniversitv

Vice Dea*#- -.6-'<-1/

4 lr. Dharma Widada, MTMulawarman

UniversitvDean

5Dr-lng. lr. Wahyu H.

Piarah, MSME

HasanuddinUniversity

Dean ,ffi,6

Prof. DR. Husain Syam,

M.TP

Makassar StateUniversitv

Dean VZ7 Dr. JumadiTangko, M.Pd

Ujung Pandang StatePolytechnic'


Affairs

,h/,-:w8 Reni Susanti, SH.,MA 5ct c\

Coordinator oflnternational

Officet^t ^-rI A'n --

9 lr. Ridway Balaka, M.Eng Haluoleo University Dean tfQ\10 lr. Aleks Olii, M.5c. Gorontalo University Dean a 1e=s-LT lr. Rawiyah Husnan, MT

Gorontalo StateUniversitv

Dean 7M/t2 lr. Armin Basong, M.S

Tadulako StateUniversity

Dean lw,13

Antonius PG Manginsela,ST

Manado StatePolytechnic

Head ofTechnical

ltlmplementatior/

Unit of lT

L4Dr. Dody Dharmawan,

M. Aopl.Sc

Pangkep AgriculturePolvtechnic

Academic TeamMember &{b

L5 Ramly Rasyid, ST, MTKhairun Ternate

UniversitvDean

16 lr. J. Nanlohy, M.Eng Pattimura University Dean W6li'!r/;4 /it-T--

L7lr. Miesjeglorie V.

Putuhena, ST.,MT

Ambon StatePolvtechnic

Director -4{L18

Yosefus Conterius,ssr.M.si

Kupang StatePolytechnic


Affairs W19 Dr. lr. lshak S. Erari, M.Si

Papua StateUniversity

Dean 4rl'ur*20

Prof.M.LumbanGaol,MS,Ph.D

Nusa Cendana

UniversityDean #r/r,rr

2t Daniel Ngabalin, S.Pi,

M.P

Tual Fisheries StatePolvtechnic

Lecturer rKrw22 Dr.Agustinus Fatem

CendrawasihUniversity

Dean ,;-rtle.

23Frederik Haryanto

Sumbung, S.T., M. Eng

Merauke StateUniversity

Dean 4f,.+--24

Prof. Dr. lr. Jefrey l.

Kindangen, DEA.

Sam RatulangiUniversity

Dean :YV

proceeding of deans meeting

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