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17 Jan 2022

Natasha Nicolas Meape Achariga Becomes Putri Batik Karawang 2021

One of the students from President University (PresUniv), Natasha Nicolas Meape Achariga, or commonly called Natasha, participated in the event. Natasha is a student of the Communication Study Program, batch 2019. She won and won the Putri Batik Karawang 2021 award.

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14 Jan 2022

Ario Muhammad: Studying the Impacts of Climate Change and the Tsunami

Indonesia is indeed the meeting point of three world tectonic plates, namely the Indo-Australian Plate, the Eurasian Plate, and the Pacific Plate, and is located in the Pacific ring of fire, which was formed as a result of the collision between these plates. It caused an unstoppable geological catastrophe. Then, what to do?

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14 Jan 2022

Kadek: Expand Network and Introduce Indonesian Culture Abroad

Getting the opportunity to study at one of the best universities in Poland became a turning point for Kadek Astri Dwijayanti's life journey in her 20s. This International Relations Study Program student, batch 2019, is one of five President University (PresUniv) students who passed the 2021 Indonesian International Student Mobility Awards (IISMA) program. The program managed by the Directorate General of Higher Education, Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology, led Kadek to study for one semester at the University of Warsaw, Poland.

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28 Dec 2021

Freedom Learning Freedom Campus: Developing Smart Ecosystem 4.0 with Open Innovation

President University collaborated with PT Jababeka & Co. and Fablab to develop a Community Service (PKM) program with the theme Implementation of Smart Ecosystem 4.0 through Jababeka Smart Township Super-App Based on Open Innovation. Jababeka & Co. is a subsidiary of the Jababeka Group, while Fablab is an institution engaged in HR training and Industry 4.0-based business development. This activity received funding assistance from the Research Program of Freedom Learning Freedom Campus Policy and Community Service Based on Research Findings and Paripurna PTS, the Directorate General of Higher Education, Research and Technology for the budget year 2021.

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27 Dec 2021

Freedom Learning Freedom Campus: Meet the “Garbage Line” and “Tourism Line”at One Point

Currently, waste and the tourism industry are like two lines that move away from each other. If a city is filled with garbage, the performance of the tourism industry will be dismal. Who is a tourist who wants to come to a dirty city, lots of flies, and smells like a pile of garbage? Garbage that is not managed properly also causes flooding and even becomes a breeding ground for disease. Who are the tourists who want to come to a city that is always flooded and becomes a hotbed of disease?

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27 Dec 2021

Freedom Learning Freedom Campus: Born an Entrepreneur Through Entrepreneurial Learning Model

If Indonesia wants to become a developed country, Indonesia needs to work harder to encourage the birth of more new entrepreneurs. This effort can be realized by building an ecosystem that is more conducive to the growth of new entrepreneurs and the development of businesses. Among other things, through the ease of setting up a business, access to capital, market access, including network development and mentorship schemes.

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27 Dec 2021

Freedom Learning Freedom Campus: Three Ways of Implementation of MBKM in Presuniv

All lecturers, education staff, and students of President University (PresUniv) are ready to implement and participate in Freedom Learning Freedom Campus (MBKM) program. This is the presentation's conclusion regarding the survey on MBKM conducted by the PresUniv team. This survey involves three categories of respondents, namely lecturers, education staff, and students. The presentation of the survey results was delivered in an international seminar on community service, which was held in a hybrid manner on 20-23 December 2021.

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22 Dec 2021

The Signing of the Partnership Agreement between the President Univ and the Faculty of Medicine, Unpad: Join Overcoming Inequality In The Number And Distribution Of Doctors

The Jababeka industrial area, which was built in the late 1990s, is increasingly developing into an integrated industrial area. This area has developed into an independent city inhabited by more than 1 million people, most of whom are middle-class citizens. Around this area, there are also more than 20 hospitals. So, all the supporting facilities are available. There is only something lacking, namely the unavailability of medical education institutions.

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