Public Relations UPNVJ - The Master of Public Health (KesMas) study program at the Faculty of Health Sciences, UPN Veteran Jakarta (UPNVJ) has succeeded in achieving Good accreditation from the Independent Accreditation Institute for Indonesian Higher Education in Health (LAM-PTKes).
Even though it is relatively new, this achievement shows the commitment and quality of education possessed by this study program.
This news was conveyed by the Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences, UPNVJ Desmawati, SKP, MKep, Sp.Mat, PhD, via WhatsApp on Thursday (28/12/23).
"The Good Accreditation that we achieved includes the human resources of lecturers and students which are supported by complete data at PD DIKTI," said Desmawati.
On her occasion, Desmawati stated that the title of Good Master of Public Health listed in PD DIKTI and the curriculum was Public Health Resilience.
This achievement is the initial achievement achieved by the Master of Public Health, for this reason there are various special strategies created by the faculty leadership to maintain and improve quality.
"Our future strategy will be to further increase the quantity and quality of students, the best lecturer resources and teaching staff by providing training to increase their capacity. "Apart from that, there are also infrastructure that will be improved to support and provide activities to develop the curriculum so that it can achieve excellence and meet international standards," he said.
In this achievement, the Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences also expressed his appreciation to all parties involved and support from the university. According to him, this accreditation achievement was the result of hard work and good teamwork.
"Highest appreciation for the dedication given by fellow lecturers in the Public Health Department, especially fellow lecturers in the Master's Program in Public Health who have achieved good accreditation and their dedication in developing and advancing the Master's Program in Public Health. "Hopefully the achievements obtained in this accreditation can continue to be improved to achieve excellence and meet international standards," concluded Desmawati.