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President University successfully held an online concert entitled "e-Jazz Live" last week (06/13). Playing musical instruments from their own homes, President University Student Orchestra along with two top 5 students of President University Idol 2019 entertained audiences with music from various genres, ranging from pop, classical, to keroncong.
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Being exposed to the international environment makes students at President University develop many skills and interests in the fields of culture and language. This was revealed by Andrea Saputra, an alumnus of Management, International Business batch 2009 in a sharing session entitled "Summer Weekend in Seoul, Korea" (6/6).
Continue ReadingAmidst the highly competitive nature of the job market, it is expected for us to have something distinctive and acquiring a competitive advantage to stand out from the crowd. With the large number of undergraduate graduates competing for jobs, continuing education to the postgraduate/master's degree is now worth to be considered.
Continue ReadingThe practice of physical distancing due to the pandemic has made digital-based learning innovation or e-learning popular. Some studies say e-learning and face-to-face learning are equally effective. In fact, a mixture of e-learning and face-to-face learning is said to outperform classroom instruction learning. Quoting research by Will Thalheimer, PhD., what matters in terms of learning effectiveness is not the learning modality (e-learning or face-to-face learning), but the learning method itself.
Continue ReadingIn an effort to support the handling effort of COVID-19, a number of Management students batch 2019 at President University held a webinar “Dukungan Keberhasilan Penanganan COVID-19 terhadap Milenial” on Wednesday (10/6). This webinar was delivered live from the Command Center Room of Karawang Regency Government, Karawang Regent Building with dr. Fitra Hergyana, Sp.KK., MH. Kes, the Spokesperson for the COVID-19 National Task Force of Karawang Region as the speaker.
Continue ReadingBeing exposed to the international environment during the study, many President University alumni decided to pursue their careers abroad. Two of them are Abraham Setiawan, an alumnus of Information Technology batch 2009 who currently works at Sich, Sweden and Sandhi Wardhana, an alumnus of Management, Banking and Finance, batch 2004 who currently works at Qatar National Bank (QNB), Doha, Qatar. Both were present at the e-talk show "Lesson Learned from Sweden and Qatar" held by President University last Thursday (11/6).
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In the midst of rapid technological development, all activities are currently undergoing digitalization, including various activities in the education sector. Starting from using computers, tablets, mobile phones, to internet usage, the teaching and learning process is not like it used to be. Therefore, in facing this digitalization that continues to grow and cannot be avoided, PUMA (President University Major Association) PSTE (Primary School Teacher Education) held a webinar "Digital Learning for Primary and Secondary Schools: The Shifting of Offline Learning to Online Learning" on June 11, 2020.
Continue ReadingEven though the government has/had just launched it, the concept of the Independent Campus (Kampus Merdeka) is already familiar in the President University academic community. One of the study programs that has implemented the concept of link and match with industry is the Law study program. Head of Law Study Program at President University, Dr. Dra. Fennieka Kristianto, S.H., M.H., M.A., M.Kn., explained that according to the concept of Independent Campus, the university provides the freedom for students to choose the focus of their study concentration based on their interest.
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