Friday (7/19), Yogyakarta PGRI University (UPY) received a Decree (SK) for the Opening Permit for 2 New Study Programs namely Nutrition Study Program and Electromedical Engineering Technology Study Program Higher Education at the Office of the Yogyakarta Higher Education Service Institute (LLDIKTI). The decree was handed over by the Head of LLDIKTI Region V Yogyakarta, Prof. Didi Achjari SE MCOM AK CA to Armansyah SH MH (Chairperson of the UPY Pembina Foundation), then handed over to the Rector of UPY, Dr.Ir. Paiman M.P.
Previously UPY had also received a new study program decree from Kemenristekdikti, namely Biomedical Engineering, Vocational Education Automotive Engineering, Agricultural Product Technology, Architecture, Pharmacy, Industrial Engineering. & LDQUO; UPY already has 8 new study programs and has received new students, & LDQUO; Paiman said. Paiman emphasized that the existence of 8 new study programs had the consequences of UPY to work hard to realize the new study program to find its existence in quality and quantity. & LDQUO; UPY’s new study program to meet the needs and demands of the times, of course new study program graduates will be absorbed in the world of work, & rdquo; he said.
while Armansyah Prasakti revealed, & ldquo; the opening of a new study program to show the community & nbsp; That UPY not only graduated educational staff, but also produced or graduated pure science, technology science. PGRI in general, especially PGRI Yogyakarta has been known to produce teachers. It is time for UPY to develop knowledge besides teacher training, & rdquo, he said.
Meanwhile, Prof. Didi Achjari when the Decree was reminded, & LDQUO; UPY must be able to maintain quality. Nutrition study program as well as electromedical engineering technology graduates are still very much needed. This is an opportunity that UPY immediately captured, & RDQUO; he said. Specifically for nutrition study programs & nbsp; Also still very much needed, as evidenced by the still cases of malnutrition. & ldquo; that means nutritionists are still very necessary, especially if Indonesia will get a demographic bonus. Of course the hope is to get quality human resources, not malnutrition, & ldquo; he continued.
On that occasion, Prof. Didi Achjari reminded, Homework (PR) for Private Higher Education (PTS) in Yogyakarta that opens a new study program must be able to maintain the existence and reputation of the city of Yogyakarta as a city Education. & ldquo; once again, the quality of graduates must be maintained correctly, & rdquo; he said.
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