HumasUPNVJ – As a form of implementation of the collaboration between UPNVJ and Ablai Khan University in the field of Education, Ablai Khan University sent six students to study at UPNVJ for one semester. The six students have arrived at UPNVJ since Saturday (04/02) and have been actively participating in lectures starting today, Monday (06/02). On this day, a welcoming ceremony was also held for the six students from the Faculty of International Law and Economics, Kazakh Ablai Khan University in Nusantara Room 1.
The six students will study seven courses at FEB. Not only lessons in class, based on the information provided by the Dean of FEB, Dr. Dianwicaksih Arieftiara, SE., Ak., M.Ak., CA., CSRS., FEB together with the campus have designed various other activities such as cultural programs where students will visit places that are thick with Indonesian culture or history, company visit , visiting traditional markets, the BI Museum, inviting students to Bandung, Bidadari Island, etc.
Dian hopes that all teaching and learning activities for the next semester will run smoothly according to plan so that exchange program students will get meaningful and educational experiences, “… I hope you will find much new experience, sensation of tropical country, make as much as possible friends and network during your stay. I believe this is another advantage for international mobility.” Representing FEB, Dian also expressed her readiness to serve and help students if they are constrained by anything.
The Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs and Cooperation, Dr. dr. Ria Maria Theresa, SpKJ., MH. representing the university. Proving that UPNVJ will provide excellent service to newcomer students. “ UPNVJ is ready to help students during their time at UPNVJ. We have an International Affairs Office. You can contact us at any time, 24/7, if you have any problems ." Ria said in her short speech.
Reportedly apart from the six students from Ablai Khan University there will be two students from Walailak University Thailand to do an internship program at FEB. It is hoped that these three universities can interact and communicate with each other so that a strong and harmonious relationship can be established so that in the future they will be able to bring benefits to each university.
“I consider that we can arrange collaboration programs between 3 universities; Ablai Khan University, Wailalak University, and UPNVJ itself. In my opinion, this will bring benefits to us, to become a global/world-class university.” Diane said.