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View all search resultsAn internal investigation previously found that Bahlil violated several of the university’s academic standards, such as using data without permission from the sources and concluding the program in less than four semesters as required.
The University of Indonesia (UI) has ordered Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Bahlil Lahadalia to revise his controversial doctoral dissertation, ignoring calls from critics to have his degree revoked over academic dishonesty.
The University of Indonesia (UI) is slated to hold a meeting this week to discuss its board of professors’ (DGB) findings related to the controversial awarding of a doctorate by the university’s School of Global and Strategic Studies to Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Bahlil Lahadalia.
The University of Indonesia will hold an ethics hearing on the circumstances surrounding the doctoral work of Energy and Mineral Resources Minister and Golkar Party chairman Bahlil Lahadalia, whose graduation will depend on the outcome of the process.
The University of Indonesia’s board of professors has formed a team to investigate the controversial awarding of a doctorate by the university’s School of Global and Strategic Studies to Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Bahlil Lahadia, given the inordinately short length of time he took to graduate.
Following the controversial Constitutional Court ruling that enabled his eldest son Gibran Rakabuming Raka to run in the 2024 presidential election, the President has received sharp public criticism, including from university students.
The fourth edition of Kereta Seni (Arts Train), the University of Indonesia’s (UI) School of Social and Political Science Student Executive Body’s (BEM FISIP UI) arts festival, wrapped up a four-day extravaganza filled with celebrations, contemplation and arts.
The annual international jazz festival organized by students of the University of Indonesia Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB UI), Jazz Goes to Campus (JGTC), returns this year to celebrate its 46th anniversary.
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