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Society 1 year ago
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Pressure rises on govt to curb illicitly gained professorships
Amid an ongoing investigation into 11 professors alleged of academic fraud, a Tempo report has found that the illicit practice goes all the way to the government, potentially damaging trust in Indonesia's higher education.
Society 2 years ago
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ITB under fire over online lending options for tuition fees
Students complain about the high-interest online lending option to pay for their overdue tuition fees, with some blaming the government's hands-off approach to state universities for higher education's commercialization.
Society 4 years ago
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Lecturers, rectorate agree to settle SBM ITB autonomy dispute
The Bandung Institute of Technology’s (ITB) rectorate struck a deal on Monday with the university’s School of Business and Management (SBM ITB) to allow the latter to resume classes after a dispute over its status as an autonomous institution.
National 5 years ago
Online university courses to become ‘next normal’ for students, Jokowi says
Speaking to a number of university rectors during a virtual Indonesian Rectors Forum conference on Saturday, Jokowi said that online lectures were but one of several ways the country’s academic community had adapted to the current health crisis, calling them part of “the next normal”.
City 6 years ago
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People with disabilities hit roadblocks to higher education
Based on 2015 data from Statistics Indonesia (BPS), Indonesia has 21.5 million citizens with disabilities, which represents about 8 percent of its population. Unfortunately, based on recent data from BPS, they only spend an average of 4.6 years at school, far less the government’s requirement of nine years.
